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• The Shofar has sounded
Introducing the documentary, he said he was in New York on 9/11 and
asked the Lord what he should do about what was going on and the Lord
showed him the need to sound the shofar and warn His people, both Jew
and Christian, of the approaching danger. He felt led to produce a
documentary about anti-Semitism, past and present, to open the eyes
of God’s people because they are not reading the warning signs,
while the people of the world are listening to the Palestinian
propaganda which is frighteningly similar to that which Adolf Hitler used. Pictures: "The one who does not remember history is bound to live through it again" - Ken Simpson and Laura Charlewood hold a copy of the video of "Lest we Forget" while Johannes Facius, the producer, looks on. 2) Cover of video (DVD also available). The documentary is an eye-opener, even for many who thought they were wide-awake to what is happening. It shows the similarities to what was happening 65 years ago and just how the same sort of indoctrination is taking place in the Middle East and Europe today. Johannes reminded listeners, “Over 6 000 000 Jews were annihilated in gas chambers during the Second World War, but remember, the total deaths of Christians, Jews and others was over 40 000 000.” The video reminds one of George Sontyana’s words, “The one who does not remember history is bound to live through it again.” More details are available from lfifacius@aol.com. If groups would like to borrow the video, please contact the editor.
This great visionary, teaching servant of God spoke to a large audience at the UPE Indoor Stadium on 23 September. He encouraged, inspired and most of all challenged the church in South Africa to stay involved in those areas where faith is costing most. He spoke of our brothers and sisters who are being persecuted for their faith in Moslem countries and the need for the church to really give sacrificially in reaching out to them. He said, “Make sure that everyone of them has a Bible, because I have one. Make sure that every one of them has clothes, because I have. Make sure that every one of them can read, because I can.”
Br Andrew believes that all terrorists are reachable and therefore
winable. The leader of the Hisbolah said to him, “The trouble
with Christians is that they do not follow the life of Jesus Christ -
you must go back to the Book.” Then he said, “We Muslims
have a problem too, we are not following the life of Mohammed. We,
too, need to go back to the book.” Br Andrew then challenged the
audience, saying, “We need to get ‘The Book’ to them,
to win them for Jesus.” This year is the fiftieth anniversary of the outreach programme, Open Doors, which Br Andrew began in 1954. Picture: Please sign it - Cliff and Beryl Bragg, of All Saints' in Kabega Park, ask Br Andrew to sign a copy of his latest book which they had bought.
Picture: A winner helps out - Last years' Tazz winner, Phyllida Sandan, and her friend, Shirley Bacon, sell some tickets to John Nel.
Many parishes have people selling tickets, otherwise during November
tickets will be available on:
The final selling dates are:
As part of their celebration a commem-orative calendar has been printed. The calendars are available from St Hugh's at a cost of R25. Contact parish office mornings: Tele - 041 365 1298 fax - 041 365 2512.
Anhouse houses 12 students throughout the year from February to November. There are eight rooms available next year. The rates for the rooms range from: R920 - R2 600 per month. Each student is supplied with a bed, desk, bookshelf and chair. They will be expected to supply their own bedding and cooking utensils. The UCT Anglican chaplain’s office is housed at Anhouse and the Ansoc (Anglican Society) also have a small office there. The students who live on campus as well as those who live in Anhouse therefore have access to the chaplain most of the time. Anhouse is a 5 minute walk from the UCT Middle campus. For more information please contact Natalie Simons on: Telephone: 021 696 2394 cell/mobile: 083 987 2130. Quick Links: Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 | Top | Homepage |
For more information about Iindaba,
contact the editor at iindaba@anglicandiocesepe.org.za
Johannes
Facius, a well known Christian pastor and writer, visited Port
Elizabeth on Sunday night 19 September to warn Christians and Jews of
his deep concern about the rise in anti-Semitism among Arab/Muslim
nations and in Europe, as well as an increased fervour to deny and
minimise the reality of the holocaust. He came to show a documentary
video, “Lest we Forget”, because he believes there is a
clear and present danger to Jewish people around the world today. In
the video he speaks out against these lies, saying, “Some of the
state-run media and education systems in many Arab countries are set
to de-humanise the Jewish people and de-legitimise the State of
Israel. In many respects, lies propagated today are alarmingly
similar to those spread by the Nazis during World War II.”
She
was so thrilled with her win last year that she immediately offered
to be part of the team selling Christmas Cheer tickets in aid of the
House of Resurrection Haven this year. November is the last month to
buy tickets before the draw on 4 December, and readers are reminded
to make sure they buy from those selling for the Haven, so that the
Haven can reach their target.
2005
calendar available