​If you are a disciple of Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit has already been prompting you to share the Gospel with others and you probably have already been doing some witnessing. But maybe you could do with some extra training and encouragement. The purpose of these seminars is to better equip you for sharing the gospel message, especially one on one. If you wish to be better equipped to be used by the Lord for this or to equip others in your church, these seminars are for you.

Venue:               Mukhanyo Theological College;
                           Plot 1 Solomon Mahlangu Drive
                           KwaMhlanga.
Date:                  Seminar 1: Saturday 7 July
                            Seminar 2: Saturday 21 July
Time:                  10:00 - 16:00
Fee:                     R50 per person, per seminar. Includes lunch
                            R 15 for the notes
                            An attendee that pays the full fee of R100 at the first seminar, will receive the notes
                            for free.
Books:                Christian books will be for sale for cash.
Registration:

• Attendance of only one seminar is allowed.
• First seminar - before Wednesday 4 July and second seminar before Wednesday 18 July,
  ​if possible, for catering purposes.
• Contact Annah at: reception.mukhanyo@gmail.com or at 013-947 2179 / 074-1399 348.

Rev Tebogo Mogale is a pastor in the Reformed Church Mamelodi West and a tutor of a distance group of 19 students at Mamelodi. He is an alumni of Mukhanyo as well as being a former lecturer and a former member of the Mukhanyo Board. He and his wife Patricia are blessed with three children.

Rev Jacques Malan came to saving faith in Christ at the age of 17 and has had a burden to reach others with the gospel since then. After serving in the Dorothea Mission for 19 years, he joined the Mukhanyo faculty in 2015. Among other tasks he is currently managing the new FOCUS programme.

DATE: 16 - 20 July 2018

TIME: 
Registration - Monday 8:00
Classes - Monday to Friday from 9:00 - 16:00
(Please cater for your own lunch)

EXAM: Date to be announced.

VENUE: PTA Learning Centre
1349 Collins Ave
Waverley
Pretoria; 0186

CONTACT: Renzke to register
Tel: 012 333 9993
E-mail: mukhanyopta@gmail.com

COST: ​

• Registered students of KwaMhlanga, Pretoria or Johannesburg:
  Fee included in their tuition fees.
• Part time students who are attending the course for credit purposes, and are going to do all the assessments and examination:
  They should pay the fee per module as in the Prospectus R 1 160.00 + R 200 registration
• Visitors: other persons who want to attend, but do not take part in the assessment:
  R 120 per day

​LECTURER:
Prof Paul Kruger from the NW University 

​Date: Saturday 5 May 2018
Time: 09h00-15h00 (Registration begins at 08h30)
Venue: Impact Community Church, Cnr Karen Rd & Prince St, Illiondale, Edenvale 
Cost: R60 per person, including lunch
Registration: Contact Renchia on 011 609 1403 or visit https://goo.gl/yYwjCd

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Books will be on sale by Grace Media.

Speakers and Topics:
Past. Gideon Mpeni - "Multi-Cultural Children's and Youth Ministry"
Past. Giel Vermeulen - "Teaching Children Effectively"
Hayley Walker  - "Keeping Our Children Safe"
Past. Michael Lear  - "Developing or Selecting Sound Biblical Curriculum"

Speakers:
Rev. Gideon Mpeni - "Multi-Cultural Children's and Youth Ministry"
Rev. Gideon Mpeni, was the Mission co-ordinator at Hope Missions International in Malawi from 2004 to 2008. Afterwards he served as a high school teacher at the Jahari Christian Academy. He is currently busy with furthers studies (B.Ed. and B.Th. Hons.) while he is a pastor at Crystal Park Baptist Church. Gideon is a part-time lecturer at Mukhanyo’s Johannesburg campus.  

Past. Michael Lear - "Developing or Selecting Sound Biblical Curriculum"
Michael Lear is the husband of Stacey. They have four children: Jonathan, Misha, Elizabeth and Roger whom they are presently home-schooling together. He is the Pastor of Springs Baptist Church where he has served since March 2016. Michael came to trust the Lord Jesus Christ at a young age and has sought to serve Him faithfully in a daily life of devotion and discipleship, being involved in youth and children's ministry since 1997.

Past. Giel Vermeulen - Teaching Children Effectively
Giel Vermeulen completed his BA.Ed degree and spent 4 years teaching history before responding to the Lord’s call to fulltime ministry. He then spent 4 years completing his BA Theol Hons (Cum Laude) degree at the AFMTC and RAU. Giel and his wife Rene entered the fulltime ministry in 1999 and have served in various capacities at Corpus Christi AFM in Middelburg, Oasis Church in Kriel and then 5 years as part of a team at Victory Life in Kriel. In 2004 they returned to Alberton, where he was involved in Ministry at Revival City Church and as HOD Guidance and Counseling at Highlands North Boys’ High School. In 2007 he accepted a call as senior pastor to Impact Community Church in Edenvale, where he has served for the past 11 years. During his entire ministry career Giel has been involved with education at various levels, both within the ACE model as well as in government schools. Giel and Rene have three children aged 24, 21 and 19.

Hayley Walker - Keeping Our Children Safe
Hayley is the chair perons and senior trainer for Protective Behaviours South Africa, a committee member of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa Child Care Desk and guest lecturer at the University of Pretoria for the Centre for Contextual Ministry Youth Work and Humanities. Hayley’s approach to Abuse Prevention Education is underpinned by her whole community focus, which involves engaging schools via staff and students, parents and carers, childcare practitioners and members of other community groups in the process of creating safer communities. Emphasis is placed on developing a language and culture of safety for children and adults alike, improving communication between them and broadening the networks available to children when they are feeling unsafe.

There is a great need for good counselling in the churches these days.
You probably know of a married couple who can’t get along, a father who can’t cope since his son took his own life, a church member who is still struggling to get free from an addiction or a young person wondering what God’s will is for his life.
God has the answers, but those people can’t find them. We believe that the Lord will use the seminar to lead us to being better biblical counsellors for needy persons even in our churches. 
Venue: Mukhanyo Theological College; Plot 1 Solomon Mahlangu Drive; KwaMhlanga.
Date and Time: Saturday 10 March 2018, 10:00 – 16:00
Fee: R50 per person, including lunch.
Speakers: Rev William den Hollander.  William den Hollander was born in The Netherlands where he qualified and served as a school teacher. At age 26 he emigrated to Canada where he continued his teaching career, including a term as Principal. He then studied Theology and obtained an M.Div. at the Canadian Reformed Seminary, after which he pastored several congregations. He retired in 2012, but continues to regularly preach and he serves on various boards, including the Christian Counselling Centre. He is mar- ried to Gertie and has 9 children and 45 grandchildren. 
Books: Christian books will be for sale for cash.
Registration: Before Tuesday 6 March, if possible, for catering purposes. Contact Lindiwe at: reception.mukhanyo@gmail.com or at 013-947 2179 / 074-1399 348 

DATE: Monday 8 to Thursday 11 January 2018

TIME:
Registration - Monday 8:00
Classes - Monday to Thursday from 9:00 - 16:00
(Please cater for your own lunch)

EXAM: Monday 15 January 2018

VENUE: PTA learning Centre
1349 Collins Ave
Waverley
Pretoria; 0186

CONTACT: Renzke to register
Tel: 012 333 9993
E-mail: mukhanyopta@gmail.com

COST: ​To be announced.

LECTURER: Dr. William VanDoodewaard 
Dr. William VanDoodewaard is Professor of Church History at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. He has held appointments as Visiting Research Fellow in the School of History and Anthropology at Queen’s University Belfast and Visiting Scholar at Princeton Theological Seminary for his ongoing work in the history of biblical interpretation. Prior to coming to PRTS, Dr. VanDoodewaard taught at Patrick Henry Col­lege, near Washington, D.C., and at Huntington University in Indiana. He has written for Books & Culture, The Journal of British Studies, Themelios, Puritan Reformed Journal, Westminster Theological Journal, and online at The Gospel Coalition and Reformation21. He is also a contributor to a number of books, and the author of three: 1 & 2 Peter: Feed My Sheep (Welwyn Commentary Series), The Quest for the Historical Adam, and The Marrow Controversy and Seceder Tradition. Dr. VanDoodewaard is an ordained minister who has served as a church planter.

You are cordially invited to Mukhanyo's opening ceremony to commemorate the start of the academic year. Dr Michael Barrett from the USA will deliver to addresses.

OUR SPEAKER
Dr. Michael Bar­rett is Vice President for Academic Affairs/Academic Dean and Professor of Old Testament at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. He is a min­is­ter in the Heritage Reformed Congregations. For­merly, Dr. Bar­rett served as pres­i­dent of Geneva Reformed Sem­i­nary. He earned his doc­tor­ate in Old Tes­ta­ment Text with a spe­cial focus on Semitic lan­guages.
His dis­ser­ta­tion was titled “A Method­ol­ogy for Inves­ti­gat­ing the Trans­la­tion Philoso­phies and Tech­niques of the Sep­tu­agint.” For almost thirty years, he was pro­fes­sor of Ancient Lan­guages and Old Tes­ta­ment The­ol­ogy and Inter­pre­ta­tion at Bob Jones Uni­ver­sity. Dr. Bar­rett had an active role in the min­istry of the Free Pres­by­ter­ian Church until his coming to PRTS. He is a mem­ber of the Evan­gel­i­cal The­o­log­i­cal Soci­ety and has pub­lished numer­ous arti­cles in both pro­fes­sional and pop­u­lar jour­nals. He contributed to and served as Old Testament editor for The Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible.
Dr. Bar­rett and his wife San­dra have two sons and five grandchildren. Dr. Barrett’s hob­bies include hunt­ing and think­ing about hunting.

​BOOKS: 
Christian books will be for sale. Cash purchases only.

Date: Saturday 6 January 2018

Programme:
9:00 -  10:00 Who was Adam and why does it matter?
10:00 - 10:15 Break
10:15 - 11:00 Q & A

Speaker: Dr. William VanDoodewaard 
Dr. William VanDoodewaard is Professor of Church History at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. He has held appointments as Visiting Research Fellow in the School of History and Anthropology at Queen’s University Belfast and Visiting Scholar at Princeton Theological Seminary for his ongoing work in the history of biblical interpretation. Prior to coming to PRTS, Dr. VanDoodewaard taught at Patrick Henry Col­lege, near Washington, D.C., and at Huntington University in Indiana. He has written for Books & Culture, The Journal of British Studies, Themelios, Puritan Reformed Journal, Westminster Theological Journal, and online at The Gospel Coalition and Reformation21. He is also a contributor to a number of books, and the author of three: 1 & 2 Peter: Feed My Sheep (Welwyn Commentary Series), The Quest for the Historical Adam, and The Marrow Controversy and Seceder Tradition. Dr. VanDoodewaard is an ordained minister who has served as a church planter

Venue: Brackenhurst Baptist Church
76 Roy Campbell Street
Corner Hennie Alberts
Brackenhurst, Alberton, 1448
South Africa
GPS co-ordinates: -26.31395, 28.09701

Fee: Free of charge

Refreshments will be provided
RSVP for catering purposes: Stuart Chase church@bbcmail.co.za