The presentation by Rev. Dr Simon Jooste of Reformed Church Southern Suburbs at the “Christianity & Liberal Democracy: Common and Separate” conference in Cape Town, South Africa, on 11 August 2023.Continue Reading
The presentation by Rev. Dr Brian Lee of the United Reformed Churches in North America at the “Christianity & Liberal Democracy: Common and Separate” conference in Cape Town, South Africa, on 12 August 2023.Continue Reading
The presentation by Rev. Dr Dan Borvan of the United Reformed Churches in North America at the “Christianity & Liberal Democracy: Common and Separate” conference in Cape Town, South Africa, on 12 August 2023.Continue Reading
Reformed Church Southern Suburbs in Cape Town will host a conference with the theme “Christianity and liberal democracy: common and separate” on 11 and 12 August 2023. The conference features a line-up of respected Reformed theologians and pastors. There is no charge to attend.Continue Reading
Simon Jooste I am the pastor of a multi-cultural English-speaking Reformed church on the southern tip of Africa in a city called Cape Town. Since 1652, when the first Dutch settlers landed in the Cape, the church has struggled to fulfil the Great Commission amid common cultural enterprise with itsContinue Reading
By Rev. Simon Jooste As South Africa’s second-largest metropolis (after Johannesburg), Cape Town not only has a rich history but is also a melting pot of scenic views, cuisines and skin colours. She boasts incredible beauty but also thrombotic veins of prejudice and inequality, which are still fed by theContinue Reading
Eugene Osterhaven called this “the most difficult and disputed” article in the confession. The desire to revise this article has existed in the Reformed churches in both the Netherlands and in the USA since the late 19th century, and revision has come in fits and starts. Further, there is noContinue Reading
The question is not whether American Christians should seek legal and political redress using the avenues available to us. The Apostle Paul did that very thing in Acts 22:25–29. The question is how we seek political and legal redress. Paul appealed to Caesar, as was his civil right as a Roman citizenContinue Reading
