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On the day that he would’ve turned 100 years old, #MandelaDay has swept across the world. It was first celebrated internationally I 2009 to honour his legacy and values by encouraging volunteering and community service, not only in South Africa but worldwide. But 9 years on, how influential has this commemoration been and what is Nelson Mandela’s legacy in South Africa? Well John Pantry and Rosie Wright uncover these questions and more in today’s interview, as well as talking to Theuns about African Enterprise being an indigenous Christian ministry committed to evangelism in partnership with local churches.
Inspirational Breakfast with Esther Higham John Pantry and Rosie Wright are joined by Mel Lacy, teacher at the Oak Hill College in London to discuss the beginning of the 3 week Keswick Convention that began this week. Mel talks about how they train men and women to serve in their local church to pass on the gospel to the next generation, as well as whether she thinks religious education and studies should be compulsory […]
