2022 is a year of opportunity.
As we emerge from the challenges that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought, we are in a wonderful position to live out Jesus’ call to ABUNDANT LIFE!
You'll be able to find a range of resources here for our theme, as well as other ideas for your parish, throughout the year as they become available.
WE BELIEVE – 1700 years of the Nicene Creed
This year is the 1700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed. We encourage you to mark this year by devoting some time to focussing on the creed, both personally and as a congregation.
Advent Reflections 2024
This Advent the Ministry Development Committee has prepared some reflections on four themes for Advent – God’s Promise, Prophets, John the Baptist and Mary, together with some craft activities and music.
Thank You Jesus
Thank you Jesus is a small booklet of prayers for children. It can be used with church groups, given at baptisms or used as a gift for children and grandchildren.
Season of Creation
This year the Communion Forest through the Diocese of Southern Africa has put together a wonderful set of resources that can be used by members of our Diocese.
Jesus – Master Storyteller
This is a day for all people involved in ministry and leadership in local parishes – those involved in reading scripture, leading prayers, leading services and parish groups, preaching etc.
Harvest Festival Resources
The Ministry Development Committee has prepared liturgical resources to assist parishes to celebrate local harvest festivals and/or celebrate the dignity of daily work and labour.
Bible Reading Challenge 2024
Welcome to the Bible Challenge for 2024. This year you’re invited to explore 1 & 2 Peter.
Lent 2024
The Ministry Development Committee has made the following suggestions for LENT studies this year.
‘Mark on Mark’ 2024
Notes from the discussion led by the The Rev’d Dr Mark Garner on 15 January on how to listen to the Gospel of Mark (YEAR B) in Church. Now with Audio.
Come and hear one of the founders of the Communion Forest Initiative that is being embraced around the world – Rev. Dr. Rachel Mash – the Environmental Coordinator of the Anglican Churches of Southern Africa.