Theology Student – Andreas Albers
Dear reader, my name is Andreas Albers (26), a student of theology for the FELSISA. Thank you for allowing me this opportunity to tell you a little more about myself
Church Music Notes
Dear reader, Maybe you know the mixed feelings one has when there is a person in the house (or the neighbours’ house for that matter) learning to play a musical
History of FELSISA Part 14 | Ernst-August Albers
The History of the FELSISA – Part 14: The Term of Office of President Ernst-August Albers (1990-1994) Lutheran Theological Seminary (LTS) When, after ten years of its existence difficulties arose
Confession and Absolution
We Believe, Teach, and Confess – Part 9 | What Do The Lutheran Confessions Say About Confession and Absolution? As indicated by Martin Luther in the first of his 95
English Youth Camp
An English-language youth camp was held from 9 – 12 July near Pretoria, on the north side of the Magaliesberg mountains. Fifteen youth from the Fairlands, Our Saviour, ELC Pretoria,
Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Congregation Pietermaritzburg
Immanuel Congregation Pietermaritzburg started off as a German congregation for FELSISA members (primarily from Kirchdorf and Shelley Beach) who settled in this town around the 70’s and 80’s. This being
Synodical Youth Day 2016
Gaudete! Gaudete! (Rejoice! Rejoice!) With this song, the youth choir opened the 73rd Youth Day at the German School in Pretoria. Joyfully and with a lot of enthusiasm, the youth
Give us this day our daily bread.
What does this mean? God certainly gives daily bread to everyone without our prayers, even to all evil people, but we pray in this petition that God would lead us
Student Ministry in Pretoria
In the midst of all the challenges created for the universities in South Africa, including the University of Pretoria, by the student protests, I want to report here about some
Report from the Pretoria Student Ministry
A semester goes by more quickly than you might think. This semester is nearly over, and it feels especially true this time. Perhaps it’s because so much more is going