Events for 26 September, 2023 – Uniting Presbyterian Church In Southern Africa

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UPCSA General Assembly 2021

TRIBUTE TO REV JOHN KNOX BOKWE ON T
March 23, 2022
Urgent Vacancy advert and Adjusted
February 4, 2022
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Please receive an amended
Women’s Consultation 2022
January 17, 2022
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Presbyterians,
Memorial Service for the Rev Christ
January 12, 2022
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA The Memorial Service
MODERATOR’S LETTER JANUARY 20
January 8, 2022
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Fellow Presbyterians, Compliments
MODERATOR’S MESSAGE: PASSING
December 26, 2021
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Please receive the message
END OF THE YEAR MESSAGE FROM THE MO
December 22, 2021
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Presbyterians, Please receive
UPCSA Central Office Closure for Ch
December 21, 2021
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA The UPCSA Central Office
Let’s Journey Together Decemb
December 20, 2021
TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Please receive some reflections
Human Rights Statement
December 15, 2021
Human Rights Day 10 December

You Probably Have a Good Pastor
25 September, 2023
Has the glut of material dedicated to diagnosing and exposing bad pastors been recklessly unaccompanied and counterweighted by the far less interesting fact that most of us have good pastors? What is more, has the definition of bullying become so broad and subjective that nearly every pastor can be accused of bullying by doing no... Continue Reading
What the Jubilee of Aquinas Says About Rome and Roman-Protestant Relations (in Some Quarters)
25 September, 2023
Some of the Reformers quote Aquinas approvingly, but their doing so is not abundant or unqualified, and much less does it suggest a praise of his person or a general commendation of his doctrine. The contemporary advocates of studying Thomas sometimes make it sound like the Reformers (and Puritans, et al) were Thomistic to the... Continue Reading
Welcoming Strangers
25 September, 2023
You don’t have to be best friends with everyone you invite over but we are supposed to welcome strangers. Do it by degrees, go a little further than before, but make your table a hub of life and hope to those who eat at it. Beyond the commands of scripture, we could talk about cultural... Continue Reading