by Seth Meyers | 19 Dec 2018 | Churches, Elim Baptist Church (Elim, South Africa), Hope Baptist Church, Newsletters, Somerton Baptist Church, Trinity Baptist Church (Limpopo), Whunga Baptist Church
You are probably familiar with Seth Meyers and Paul Schlehlein, who are church planters working with various plants in Limpopo and Zimbabwe, among which are several Sola 5 churches. A friend recently sent Seth a message asking about the various plants with which they...
by Alpheus Nyalungu | 29 Oct 2018 | Churches, Elim Baptist Church (Elim, South Africa), Newsletters
This year has been both exciting and trying for the group of believers at Elim Baptist Church, from entering our new building prematurely in the early part of the year to the changes in leadership. We were just getting used to the idea of having multiple elders when...
by Seth Meyers | 2 Feb 2017 | Churches, Elim Baptist Church (Elim, South Africa), Newsletters
On Christmas Day 2016, Seth Meyers gathered with Elim Baptist for the last time. Here is his report on the progress of the church. An Indigenous Church In roughly fifteen years of preaching, Paul the apostle visited over twenty places listed in Acts, leaving churches...
by Kobus van der Walt | 20 Nov 2015 | Churches, Elim Baptist Church (Elim, South Africa)
Brethren, please find below a brief update from Elim Baptist Church. Reading from the Book Distinctly Last year our teammate, Paul Schlehlein, began a concept called “Ezra Buddies” at Trinity Baptist down the road in the village of Mbhokota. Each church member has a...
by Kobus van der Walt | 17 Oct 2014 | Churches, Elim Baptist Church (Elim, South Africa), Newsletters
BUILDING BUILDINGS Nine kilometers away, Elim Baptist’s sister church Trinity Baptist Church in Mbhokota has finished building and begun worshipping in their new facilities. The church was built entirely by the church members and led by their pastor. For several...
by Seth Meyers | 23 Jul 2014 | Churches, Elim Baptist Church (Elim, South Africa), Newsletters
About a dozen times over the past three months, five men have gathered at our home on Saturday evening for discussion and prayer. These meetings have been particularly rewarding as the future leadership for the church slowly takes shape. Each week we cover these four...
