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The God of peace wants to make us holy

 

With great joy and excitement, Tafelsig Congregation welcomed Apostle Bradley Bourne to their congregation on Sunday 7 August 2022. 

As a basis for the divine service, the Apostle used a Bible word from 1 Thessalonians 5: 23-24. The message of the divine service was “The God of peace wants to sanctify us and to make us holy.”

The District Rector, Priest Godwin Jacobs, was also called to serve. During the divine service, 40 souls received the gift of the Holy Spirit through the act of Holy Sealing. 

Prior to the conclusion of the divine service, the Apostle transferred the mandate of District Evangelist James Faure to Hazeldene Congregation where he will serve as the new Rector. The Apostle thanked the District Evangelist for his commitment and willingness to serve the Lord and His people in Tafelsig Congregation.

Thereafter, Community Evangelist Jeremiah Harris was appointed and mandated to be the new Rector of Tafelsig congregation. The Apostle wished him well in his new mandate.

 

8 August 2022

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