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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 called “A Life of Worship”. This is episode 3, the final part in a series entitled “David: The Heart of a Worshipper”. Music from Matt Redman. For more podcasts in this series, visit our Spudcaster page. Or view this episode in your favourite app.

Reverend Kim Alexander delivers this week’s sermon, which is part of a series on gender based violence. Her message is themed “Birthing a new society”. It is premised on the scripture reading at James 2:14-26. The opening hymn is “My faith looks up to thee“. And the closing hymn is “I am thine O Lord“. The Florida Methodist Church set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this sermon, entitled “Women to women”. It is based on the following scripture reading: Proverbs 31: 10-32 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 drop us an email, if you would like to subscribe. And visit our Spudcaster page for more podcasts. And you can check out this episode on your favourite app.

Reverend Heflin Houlie of the Moravian Church delivered this family worship service, themed “God calls all of us”. It is based on the scripture reading at Jeremiah 1: 4 – 10. The Moravian Church set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts. Or view this episode on your favourite app.

Reverend Godfrey Cunningham, the President of the Moravian Church in South Africa, prepared this Singkerk service, themed “Vermaak in liefde”. The Moravian 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. You can also follow this episode on your favourite app.

Wesley Pepper speaks to Chepape Makgato in this latest episode of Art Lexica. They explore the impact of covid19 on fine arts in South Africa. You can also follow Chepape on IG or Facebook. Or you can visit his blog. For more podcasts in this series visit the feed. And you can access the podcast on your favourite app.

William Lesch of the Moravian Church delivered this family worship service, themed “Children of the Light”. It is premised on the scripture reading Ephesians 5: 8 – 16. The Moravian Church in Cape Town set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Our prayers are with Reverend Nombulelo Mbewu as she mourns the loss of her mother. Di Wooley delivers this week’s sermon, which is part five in a series on gender based violence. Her message is themed “The silenced and nameless women”. It is premised on the scripture reading at Judges 19:1-30. Spirit Word Worship performed our opening hymn. The Florida Methodist Church set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this service, entitled “The Holy Spirit is at work amongst us”. It is based on the following scripture reading: Judges 7:1-7 Acts 4:8-22 John 14:15-17 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 drop us an email, if you would like to subscribe. And visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts. And you can check out this podcast on your favourite app.

Reverend Heidi Petersen prepared this sermon entitled “Choose Life”. It is based on the scripture readings taken from 2 Corinthians 4: 8-9. The Opening hymn is by Maranatha Music. Judith Gauld did the intercessory prayer. And the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir performed the closing hymn. 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. Or view in your favourite app.

Wesley Pepper talks to theatre-maker, Zimkitha Kumbaca. They explore the covid19 impact on live theatre in South Africa. This episode reveals the fractured audiences that existed before covid-19 today. And her recent theatre production is a case in point. Also follow Zimkitha on IG or Facebook. For more podcasts in this series visit the feed. And you can access the podcast on your favourite app.

Aunty Thelma Julius celebrates her 100th birthday in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic. She is the oldest living relative on my mother’s side. I spoke to her on the phone (in keeping with government lockdown regulations). Her family organised a mini-street-party, with people lining up to wish her a happy birthday. And ENCA was there too! For more podcasts visit Spudcaster. Or view the episode on your favourite app.

Reverend Heidi Petersen prepared this sermon entitled “In His Grip”. It is based on the scripture readings taken from Galatians 6:14. The Opening hymn is by Michael W. Smith. Geraldine Johaar brings us the opening prayer. And Dino Johaar did the intercessory prayer. The closing hymn was performed by Alan Johnson. 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 Heflin Houlie of the Moravian Church delivered this family worship service, themed “It’s love that makes the world go round”. It is premised on the scripture reading Hebrews 13:1-3. The Moravian Church in Bonteheuwel, Cape Town, set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Nombulelo Mbewu delivers this week’s sermon, entitled “Mind your power”. It is based on the following scripture readings: 2 Samuel 11:2-15 and John 8:1-11. The Florida Methodist Church set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this service, entitled “It takes time to know God”. It is based on the following scripture reading: Psalm 91:1-16 Luke 8:26-30 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 drop us an email, if you would like to subscribe. And visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Wesley Pepper explores the impact of covid-19 on schooling in South Africa. The back to school debate is topical worldwide. Wesley speaks to Nthabi Kortes, the founder of Skilful Spaces. They offer skills development programs. Nthabi says the pandemic has had a knock-on effect on her programs. She reckons that the education system should utilise the lockdown to improve their reach. And that this can best be done by moving the classroom into the digital space. For more podcasts in this series visit the feed. And you can access the podcast on your favourite app.

Reverend Heflin Houlie of the Moravian Church prepared this Singkerk service, themed “Ons Dankbaarheid teenoor God”. The Moravian Church in Bonteheuwel, Cape Town, set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Nombulelo Mbewu delivers this week’s sermon, entitled “Silence is Consent”. It is based on the following scripture readings: Isaiah 1:17 and John 8:32. The Florida Methodist Church set up this podcast in response to the lockdown. So visit the Spudcaster page for more podcasts.

Reverend Kelvin Harris brings this service, entitled “Our God is a Faithful God”. It is based on the following scripture reading: Psalm 6:1-10 Isaiah 53: 4-6 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 drop us an email, if you would like to subscribe. And visit our Spudcaster page for more podcasts.