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This is a fresh faced podcast looking at the challenges facing artists. Wesley Pepper describes it as “It’s a podcast where we talk art, processes and the politics of art and activism.” On his website, he is listed as a Contemporary and Street Artist, Social Entrepreneur, Cultural Activist. For more podcasts in this series visit the feed. And you can access the podcast on your app.

Reverend Nombulelo Mbewu recorded this service at home. Mahesh Govind delivered the notices. The Mawodyo family leads us in the Lord’s Prayer. And Tassmiyah Jacobs delivered a prayer for children. The scripture reading is taken from Matthew 28:16-20. The Florida Methodist Church set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So drop us an email if you would like to subscribe. Likewise visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this service, entitled “God is a God of Blessings, Promises and Plans”. It is based on the following scripture readings: Psalm 8:1-7 Genesis 1:1-2 Matthew 28: 16-20 The podcast is produced as a service to the church community and friends. During this time of lockdown, sermons will be pre-recorded and then uploaded onto the podcast. So visit our Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

The Saint Barnabas United Church set up this podcast as a learning platform for its 2020 confirmation class. For more podcasts from Saint Barnabas please visit the page. Candidates are asked to please watch the video and view the slideshow. This will be the subject matter for the group discussion on Friday. This is Lesson Five on The Trinity.

Reverend Heidi Petersen prepared this sermon entitled “The Boldness of the Holy Spirit”. It is based on the scripture reading at Acts 2:1-20. Tenda, Euline and Deidre prepared the opening prayer. And the hymn, “Holy Spirit, Thou art welcome in this place” was performed by Lucretia Sikwebu. This podcast was produced during the time of lockdown as a service to Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts. Responsive prayer Greetings Saints church family.In response to thr President’s call to UNITE IN PRAYER as a nation on Sunday the 31st of May, I wish to : ENCOURAGE all of our parishioners to participate in the prayer vigil and to find a suitable time to do so with your loved ones. 2.SUGGEST some prayer pointers – recognising that you have your own requests too (more…)

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this service, entitled “God’s Timing is Perfect”. It is based on the following scripture readings: Psalm 104: 24-34, 35b Acts 2:1-21 The podcast is produced as a service to the church community and friends. During this time of lockdown, sermons will be pre-recorded and then uploaded onto the podcast. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Nombulelo Mbewu recorded this service at home. George Taylor delivered the notices. The Gallon family prepared the opening prayer. And Lourens Vermaas read the first scripture reading, taken from Numbers 11:24-30. The Florida Methodist Church set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Brian Clark recorded this service at home. The scripture readings are taken from Acts 1:6-14 and 1 Peter 4:12-14, 5:6-11. So drop us an email if you would like to subscribe. Likewise visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Heidi Petersen prepared this sermon entitled “We have not because we ask not”. It is based on the scripture reading at James 4 verse 2. Caleb Vergie presented the opening prayer. And the hymn, “Take it to the Lord in Prayer” was performed by the Aeolians of Oakwood University. This podcast was produced during the time of lockdown as a service to Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit our Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this service, entitled “Open up your life”. It is based on the following scripture reading: Acts The podcast is produced as a service to the church community and friends. During this time of lockdown, sermons will be pre-recorded and then uploaded onto the podcast. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

The Saint Barnabas United Church set up this podcast as a learning platform for its 2020 confirmation class. For more podcasts from Saint Barnabas please visit the page. Candidates are asked to please watch the video, view the slideshow and submit the form. This is Lesson Three on The Trinity.

Reverend Heidi Petersen leads this Agapé Love Feast with the sermon entitled “Enough and to Spare”. It is based on the scripture reading at Luke 15 verses 11 – 32. Shevon Serfontein presented the opening prayer. Janella Salvador performed the opening hymn “Give Thanks“. And the Aeolians Oakwood University Alumni 2020 rendered the closing anthem “We Shall Overcome”. Special thanks to Roger Gauld, who recorded, edited and produced this video. This podcast was produced during the time of lockdown as a service to Saint Barnabas United Church. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this service, entitled “Trust in God”. It is based on the following scripture readings: 1 Peter 3:13-22 John 14: 1-10 The podcast is produced as a service to the church community and friends. During this time of lockdown, sermons will be pre-recorded and then uploaded onto the podcast. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

I am your typical Clarke Kent. By day I save the world, delighting people with stories. And, by night, I work for the public broadcaster aka Awkward Park. This just happened at the end of my shift. Eskom announced a return to loadshedding during the lockdown. But, “No!”, says spokesperson Sikonathi Mantshantsha, “this is not loadshedding!” It is, in actual fact, “electricity supply restrictions” Eskom is walking a tightrope. Government has decreed that there shall be no loadshedding during the lockdown. But Eskom is pressed. As more businesses reopen, it’s placing a strain on the grid. And Eskom is battling to keep the lights on. Mantshantsha was eager to point out that the “electricity supply restriction” would only apply to Eskom’s direct customers (not municipalities). But as my dad pointed out, put lipstick on a pig? It’s still a pig! Loadshedding has returned. This has got to be the worst PR disaster in the history of PR disaster. All those spin doctors spinning, waxing lyrical about “Electricity Suppl

This podcast is dedicated to the memory of the late Johanna Fillis. It was submitted by her daughter, Euline Fillis. This is her story: Funeral Service for the late Johanna Fillis Our mother Johanna Fillis passed away peacefully on Tuesday, 28 April 2020. Her passing was sudden but we are at peace. Her response if we had to question her would be; “It is well with my soul”. We are blessed because we bore witness to her life’s journey. And the way she used her gifts to serve God, with such grace. She had a spirit of wisdom, a spirit of understanding. Mom was a storyteller, a mentor to both young and old, a protector. She spoke with conviction. And her smile would bring peace in the midst of the storm. Her teachings always made good on God’s promise. Our tree has fallen, our shield is gone. Her absence saddens us but we are content that she completed her race. Reverend Alvin Minnaar, choose Psalm 23 for mom’s sermon. As the psalmist says, her cup runneth over. Agape love, Fillis, Reid and Moodley family

Charmaine Rayment is a voluntary missionary at Jews for Jesus. She has a real passion for worship ministry. Sister Charmaine has agreed to become a contributor to a podcast series called “A Life of Worship”. This is the first part of a teaching series entitled “David: The Heart of a Worshipper”. Music is from Matt Redman. Below, you will find some notes from the episode. Follow our Spudcaster page for more podcasts. Notes from this episode DAVID – THE HEART OF A WORSHIPER PODCAST 1 Creation – perfect worship on earth existed. After the fall – different attitude in man’s worship of God as demonstrated with Cain and Abel (Gen. 4:3-7), and Aarons two sons Nadab & Abihu (Lev. 10:1-3). Worship always has been and always will be manifest in our lifestyle as a result of our relationship with God. Know God personally – (Spiritual re-birth vs dead religion). Worship is a response to God’s revelation about Himself. DAVID One of the characters in the Bible through whom we can learn so much about worship is David –

Reverend Nombulelo Mbewu recorded this Reflection, entitled “Going Fishing” at home. It is based on the New Testament reading at John 21:1-14. The Florida Methodist Church set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So drop us an email if you would like to subscribe. And visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

David S. Cunningham of the Moravian Church delivered this family worship service. The Moravian Church in Bellville, Cape Town, set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So drop us an email if you would like to subscribe. And visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

When I was in high school, our principal – a certain Mr Domingo – would repeat the following ad nauseam “The business of school is school”. He had a moustache, which he would fiddle with most archiacally. And he would stand in front of the assembled school in the hall. His words thundered, his spit abounded, The business of school is school. Honestly, I could have survived without ever hearing that. I was lucky to go to school at a time when there wasn’t a deadly virus, a silent assassin, trying to get up my nose. We know that the virus can spread via coughs and sneezes. But now, scientists have discovered a third method: talking. The louder one talks, the better The business of school People are up in arms about what their fearless leaders might say about the lockdown. Rumours abound about a phased lifting of the lockdown to allow certain categories of learners to attend school. Opinions abound. Our basic education minister, Angie Motshekga has this to say https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/reopening

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this Easter service, entitled “Is it you or is the world that needs to say, “I need peace in my life”?”. It is based on the following scripture readings: Psalm 16: 1-11 John 20: 19-23 The podcast is produced as a service to the church community and friends. During this time of lockdown, sermons will be pre-recorded and then uploaded onto the podcast. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.