Scripture Union Eastern Cape: Impacting Lives Through Leadership and Adventure Scripture Union Eastern Cape, are equipping young leaders, fostering teamwork, and building a strong community cantered on faith and service. Over the past few weeks, both our Amatola and Algoa teams have been actively involved in impactful events that challenge and inspire young people to […]
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Scripture Union Summer Special 2024 Highlights The Scripture Union Summer Special in 2024 was truly Spirit-led and remarkable! Here’s a snapshot of this incredible journey: Preparations and FundraisingThe year began with the Summer Special team preparing for Camp Splash. On April 1, supporters gathered at Schoenmakerskop for a fundraising hike, dressed in red to
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A few months ago, our Mission Enablers (MEs) felt a strong urge to support the educators who open doors for them in schools. This was sparked by the immense pressure they observed these educators facing, whether from the department, parents, the school, or the children themselves. Many teachers shared their struggles with fatigue, stress, lack
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Inspiring Leadership Training in East London: Building Strong Foundations for Children’s Ministry East London, May 11, 2024 — In a significant stride towards strengthening children’s ministry in Eastern Cape, Scripture Union EC recently conducted a comprehensive training session at Stirling Baptist Church in East London. The event, attended by 38 eager participants from East London,
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At Scripture Union Algoa, we are thrilled to reignite our esteemed Practical Leadership Program (PLP) this year after a hiatus in 2023. This initiative is a cornerstone of our commitment to nurturing young leaders in the Eastern Cape region, empowering them with essential skills and principles that will shape their futures and contribute positively to
Written by Natasha Prince Since October 2016, we have been running annual camps for teenage girls from less privileged backgrounds in Port Elizabeth. The motivation has been to give them an equal chance – to a small degree, to experience what their peers in much better economic circumstances are accustomed to. These camps happen in
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