Teen Author Jesse Pieters: Faith and writing
In December Jesse Pieters published his second fantasy novel. The teenage author tells Daluxolo Moloantoa how he got into writing […]
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Bishop David: Feast of Joseph the worker “Imbues our work and rest cycle with meaning”
Normally when public holidays in South Africa follow each other in rapid succession we celebrate long weekends, just as we
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Christian Living Church Church History Raymond Perrier
When We Have to Speak Out
There was a time in history when the rules of the Church were the law of the land — and
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Dispatches from a Newsman: Blain Herman
Daluxolo Moloantoa interviews SABC’s Blain Herman Blain Herman is at home in church — and has been so since he
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Christian Living Church Pope Francis Sin in our Lives
Pope: Christians must not be oppressed by guilt
By Justin McLellan, CNS – Christians must not “put pressure on others” to convert or induce in them “feelings of
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How to be a HOT CATHOLIC!
Jesus condemns lukewarm Catholics. Being part of a Catholic sodality or organisation helps us to be hot in our Christian
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Radio’s Akani Malobola: Tuned into his Faith
Radio personality Akani Malobola had a revelation while attending World Youth Day in Rio, and he met his wife through
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Christian Living Church
Rudeness Rising and Spreading: What Do We Do About it?
By Julie Asher, CNS – “Rudeness is on the rise. You got a problem with that?” screams a recent New
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Christian Living Church Raymond Perrier
The Pandemic that Remains
Once again on the first day of December, we commemorated World Aids Day. It might sound a bit uncaring, but
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