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Church of the Nazarene Gauteng District South Africa Journal 2011 Church of the Nazarene Gauteng District South Africa Journal 2011 - 2012 /’;. Table of contents 1) District Officers ………………………………………………. 3 2) Assigned ordained Elders and Deacons………………………. 4 3) Licenced Ministers (Assigned and Unassigned)………………. 7 4} Lay Pastors ………………………………................................ 8 5) Unassigned ordained Elders………………………………… 8 6) Retired ordained Elders …………………………………….… 9 7) Agenda ……………………………………………………..… 10 8) Reports 12 8.1 DS Report ………………………………………..…… 13 8.2 District Advisory Board ………………………………. 19 8.3 SDMI ………………………………………………..… 20 8.4 NMI ……………………………................................... 22 8.5 NYI……………………………………………………. 25 8.6 Board of Credentials ………………………………….. 27 8.7 Ministerial Board of studies …………………………... 28 8.8 Church Growth and Evangelism ………….………… 32 8.9 NTC ………………………………………………..… 33 8.10 Memoirs Committee ………………….……………… 37 9) Minutes ………………………………………………….…… 39 10) Directory ……………………………………………………… 45 11) Finance …………………………………………….………… 78 A U T E N G G DI S T R I C T th 17 ASSEMBLY GOOD NEWS CONVENTION CENTRE TH 29 JANAUARY 2012 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Rev. Les Phillips P.O.Box 306 Eldorado Park, 1813 082 448 6999 DISTRICT SECRETARY Mr Anthony Van Zyl P.O.Box 1450 , Florida, 1710 082 809 7065 DISTRICT TREASURER (Acting) Pastor David Varcoe Postnet Suite 21 Private Bag x10010, Edenvale, 1610 082 255 1858 DISTRICT NMI PRESIDENT Rev. Dawie De Koker P.O.Box 70 Waterfall Mall 0323 083 407 0130 DISTRICT SDMI PRESIDENT Mrs Rozelle Erasmus 54-2nd Street, Fochville 2515 082 255 1787 DISTRICT NYI PRESIDENT Pastor Dawie Van Schoor P.O.Box 70 Waterfall Mall 0323 084 605 4781 3 | Page ASSIGNED ORDAINED ELDERS AND DEACONS Ballies - Easter Alra Park, Nigel Banger – Fleurette Assistant: Boksurg,Hisop Bhembe – Thembe Sipho Hope (Slovoville) Booyens – Rudie Nuwe Lewe Gesins Kerk, Vanderbiljpark Brophy – Craig Ennerdale, Johannesburg Brown – George Regentspark, Johannesburg Campbell – Hedley Boundry Road, Eldorado Park Chabalala – Johannes Kloof Mines Chambo – Filimao Regional Director Chambo – Samantha Region NMI Coordinator Davids – Clyde Riverlea, Johannesburg De Koker – Dawie Rustenburg Agapé & Western Zone Leader De Koker – Hannes Associate Pastor Delport – Manie Assistant:Rustenburg Agapé Ginidza Timothy Phiri Erasmus – Frans Betesda,Klerksdorp Ginya – Harold Dobsonville, Soweto Griesel Minnie Hissop Gemeente (Boksburg) Grové – Daniel Potchefstroom Agapé Harding – Willem Jesus Film Co-ordinator Harrison – Harry Geluksdal Hess – Maranatha Newclare, Johannesburg Ipeleng – Agnes Palm Springs, Vereeniging Jantjes – Louis Reigerpark,Boksburg Joubert – Alida Assistant:Boksburg Hisop Joubert – Andries Secunda Joubert Azelda Assistant Regents Park Joubert – Leon Associate: Deo Dunamis. Sasolburg Joubert – Pieter (Jnr) Co-Pastor: Boksburg Hisop, Boksburg Joubert – Pieter (Snr) Associate – Boksburg Hisop Joubert – Victor Boksburg Hisop, Boksburg 4 | Page Kandan – Vincent Lenasia, Johannesburg & Zone Leader Kanenungo – Simbarashe Tshiawelo& Regional Staff Louw – Michael Assistant: Anker Gemeente – Secunda Lindeque – Grieta NTC Machate – Phanuel Kaalfontein Madonsela – Amos Tsakane Madonsela – Joseph Dobsonville Gardens, Soweto Madonsela – Reuben McKenzieville & Eastern Zone Leader Mahanjana – Cyril Jabavu Madakane - Lodvick Ikageng Maholo – Johnny Ikageng Ext7 Mahon – David El-Shammah,Vanderbijlpark Maleho – Thomas Khutsong Marais – Wally Assistant: Albertville - Evangelist Marion – Danny Assistant: Lenasia Mathebula – Daphne Region SDMI Coordinator Mdatshulwa – Thomas Kagiso, Soweto Mogorosi – Timothy Moroka and Manager GNCC Mohlala, Christopher Katlehong Moletjie – Nicholas Duduza, Nigel Moshoete – Elias Mohlakeng, Randfontein Mosweu – Jeremiah Sebokeng, Vanderbijlpark Motaung – Walter Orlando, Soweto Mvulane – Elvis Eldorado Park Naidoo – Peter Assistant: Lenasia Ncube Morris Fairlands Ndlovu – Adolph Thembisa Nel Andre Holokleria, Pretoria Nkambule – Abram , Barcelona Nkambule – Jennifer Protea South Nkosi – Nicholas Divine, Walkerville 5 | Page Nkosi – Praise-God Living Hope & Soweto Zone leader Palayandi – Nathaniel Nehemiah Palayandi – Rhona Assistant: Nehemiah Phillips – Cyril Davidsonville & Roodepoort Zone Leader Phillips – Les DS Gauteng District Phiri – Bongiwe Meadowlands East Phiri – Kenneth Maraisburg - Region NYI Coordinator Pule – Lebogang New Life (Naledi), Soweto Samson – Dave Eagle Heights Sedith – Eunice Toekomsrus Segata – Michael Ivory Park Sibanyoni – Simon Meadowlands West, Soweto Sibeko – Anna Orange Farm and NTC Educator Smith – LB Nigel Temanie – Errol Promosa, Potchefstroom Thomas – Patrick Primrose Community, Germiston Tshabalala – Piet Welverdiend Thole - Deon South Family Church, Kibler Park Van den Berg – Betty Assistant:Nuwe Hoop Familiekerk, Roodepoort Van den Berg – Pieter Nuwe Hoop Familiekerk, Roodepoort Van den Bergh– Willem Principal: Agape Christian School, Roodepoort Van Loggenberg Frans Assistant: Boksburg Hisop, Boksburg Vanzeeberg – Edwin Noordgesig Voges – Peet World Missions Broadcast Co-ordinator Vorster – Delene Assistant: Deo Dunamis Sasolburg Vorster – Hendrik Deo Dunamis, Sasolburg 6 | Page LICENSED MINISTERS (ASSIGNED AND UNASSIGNED) Mcini Selby Emdeni Mellors – Shaun Groblersdal Nkosi - Sibusiso Mofolo North Pop - John Assistant: Nehemiah Solomons -Lloyd Assistant NTC Skhosana Thabo Daveyton Thothela – Matilda Assistant: Moletsane Thothela – Theo Moletsane Varcoe – David Assistant: Boksburg Hisop Van Der Merwe Tony Duncanville Lindley – April NTC Baytopp – Greg Eagle Heights Blignaut Reuben Nehemiah Cingo - Thomas Kwa Themba Dube – Mapule Assistant: Thokoza Flemming – Danie Rustenburg Agapé Flemming – Elmien Rustenburg Agapé Hartlief Preston Eldorado Park Erasmus – Rozelle Potchefstroom Hlatswayo – Anna Moroko Lebese – Catherine Africa Trinity Malumela – Zodwa Pennyville Mamafa – Beauty Assistant: Tshiawelo Mashinini Shadreck Dlamini Matheba – Moses Saulsville Van Schoor - Dawie Assistant, Rustenburg Agape 7 | Page LAY PASTORS Dick Simson Jourberton, Klerksdorp Magaga Jeremiah Mohlakeng Hlatswayo Rodgers Faith Pretoria Malinga Jabu Lawley Finetown Mathebula Jensie Tsakane 2 Meyer Freddy Eersterus Pretoria Mokotedi Patrick Lusaka Mtsweni Abram Daveyton Sedith Saul Toekomsrus Van Zyl Marius Zamdela Sasolburg Botha Ann Albertville UNASSIGNED ORDAINED ELDERS Doyle –Paul Du Plessis - Leslie Du Toit – Isak Kanemeyer- Cecil Koekemoer – Frans Lawrence -Alicia Mathebula – Caleb Mashinini- Meshack Mdakane - Lodvick Steyn – Bill Mkhonde – Bethuel Mkhonde -Constance Pater - Mary-Ann Smit - Derrick Van Tonder – Pierre Vlok – Jacobus Vilakazi – Thabile 8 | Page RETIRED ORDAINED ELDERS Douman – Billy Pater – Jan Kriel – Louis Siebbeles – Albert Mathibela – Eph riam John Tredoux – Gideon Zanner – Richard Zwane - Grace 9 | Page AGENDA 1. MUSIC / WORSHIP 2. OPENING PRAYER 3. DEVOTIONAL MESSAGE 4. CALL ASSEMBLY TO ORDER 5. APPROVAL 6. SETTING OF THE BAR 7. REPORTS: 7.1 DS Report 7.2 Secretary’s Report 7.3 Nominating Committees Report 7.4 SDMI Report 7.5 NYI Report 7.6 NMI Report 7.7 Elections Ballot No. 1 7.8 District Ministerial Board Report 7.9 Church Growth and Evangelism 7.10 NTC Report 7.11 Memoirs Committee 7.12 Election Ballot No. 2 7.13 Treasurer’s Report 7.14 Auditing Report 8. Pastors Reports 9. Results from Ballots No. 1 and 2 10. BOOK PRESENTATION BY ANP, DISTRICT BOOTH AND NAZARENE COMPASSIONATE MINISTRIES. 10 | Page 11. SPECIAL GREETINGS SENT 12. ADDITIONAL REPORTS 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 17.6 18. MOTION TO ADJOURN THE DISTRICT ASSEMBLY. 11 | Page REPORTS 12 | Page District Superintendent’s Report Les Phillips This is my first report to the 17 th District Assembly of the Gauteng District. Dr Toler, Dr Chambo, Rev Elliott, delegates, and friends I greet you all in the name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. It is a privilege to present this report. This report however is not my report but it is our report. A report of what God is doing in and through the churches that forms part of the Gauteng District. Tribute must be paid to the man and woman that labour unselfishly in the Masters service I need to remind you our labour in the Lord is not in vain. If we look around us to a fallen world we will agree that this world is broken. Fences and walls are indicative of the separation experienced by the world. Separation from God and separation from one another. In a divided world and in a world that have lost its way we witness the resultant brokenness and we are filled with sadness. When however this brokenness is seen within the Church, it is tragic and it is an affront to the grace of God. There are many good things happening across the district. However, I had on more than one occasion work through the pain of brokenness within congregations. “Years ago the great evangelist Dwight L. Moody preached a sermon in which he noted that Christians in his day wanted influence. Instead, Moody said, what they need is power, the power of the Holy Spirit. This is the power that we need to tear down the walls, freeing us to embrace each other once again.” Influence is important for we are indeed the light of the world, but more importantly we need the power of the Holy Spirit to transform us into Christlikeness that makes us sing not I want my way to be God’s way but rather I want God’s way to be my way as I journey here below The call for unity Jesus prays in John 17:11 I will remain in the world no longer, but they are still in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, protect them by the power of your name, the name you gave me, so that they may be one as we are
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