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The Most Destructive Influences on Christianity in South Africa #5: The ZCC
The following is an excerpt from Dr Kevin Roy’s book “Zion City RSA” with a few alterations, additions and subtractions by me to make it more suitable for the blogging format, for the full bibliography see the bottom of the article The Zion Christian Church (ZCC) is one of South Africa’s largest churches, yet the facts around it’s founder…
The Most Destructive Influences on Christianity in South Africa #4: The Leaven of Liberalism
The following is an excerpt from Dr Kevin Roy’s book “Zion City RSA” with a few alterations, additions and subtractions by me to make it more suitable for the blogging format. For the full bibliography see the bottom of the article A profound struggle took place in the mid-1800’s for the Dutch Reformed Church. This struggle occurred between defenders…
The Most Destructive Influences on Christianity in South Africa #3: Mormonism Arrives
The Mormon missionaries arrived in South Africa Town on 19 April 1853. Jesse Haven, Leonard I. Smith and William H. Walker, arrived in at the Cape 16 years after the gospel first hit the shore. The first Latter-Day-Saints branch was organized at Mowbray in August that same year. The mission closed in 1865 with most of the converts…
The Most Destructive Influences on Christianity in South Africa #2: Robert Gray
The following is an excerpt from Dr Kevin Roy’s book “Zion City RSA” with a few alterations, additions and subtractions by me to make it more suitable for the blogging format. For the full bibliography see the bottom of the article Robert Gray was born in 1809, the 7th son of an Anglican priest who later became the bishop…
The Most Destructive Influences on Christianity in South Africa #1: Nongquase the Xhosa Prophetess
The following is an excerpt from Dr Kevin Roy’s book “Zion City RSA” with a few alterations, additions and subtractions by me to make it more suitable for the blogging format. For the full bibliography see the bottom of the article It was the early 1800’s, the time of Ntsikana (read his story here) a young man named Makanna…
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