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
R. Scott Clark writes: Because we do not think of the two sacraments as having the same function, the Reformed churches have not practised paedocommunion. We do not admit infants to communion because communion is the sign of covenant renewal, not initiation into the visible church. Whereas baptism is forContinue Reading
One of the distinctives of the best of the Reformed tradition is to be counter cultural when it comes to the life and ministry of the church. This means that the church does not adopt the strategies of the world in order to be “successful” and its does not gaugeContinue Reading