 Most of the Mukhanyo staff are deeply committed to church and welfare work in addition to their full-time or part-time roles at Mukhanyo. Many lecturers are regularly preaching, incorporating what they are teaching their students on weekdays.
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Mukhanyo frequently invites visiting professors to present intensive courses. Most undergraduate and postgraduate courses are taught during weekly classes for two semesters annually. However, in the second half of 2023, the following intensive modules are planned:
 Although weak internet connectivity at each campus has been a longstanding challenge, it has now been resolved. However, new challenges have emerged, such as the need for improved security and a more reliable power supply.
 Mukhanyo is hosting a seminar on 21 and 22 June, featuring guest speaker Dr Joel Beeke. He will present six topics within the themes of Reformed Theology, Piety, and Experiential Preaching.
Register online at Mukhanyo Events.  Mukhanyo has reached its 30th year of training Christian leaders to be witnesses of Christ. There are now thousands of alumni across South Africa and in Southern Africa.
“Do we make a difference?” “Is our time, efforts and money well spent?” These questions were asked at our recent Annual General Meeting on 22 April, in Pretoria. The answer was a wholehearted “Yes!”. The annual report, presented by our director, Dr Brian DeVries, confirmed this by sharing the following information:  More Sunday school teachers must be trained. This is an urgent and compelling need. Most youth ministers and teachers follow their inclinations, often without a structure or lesson plans. Furthermore, they lack support sufficient from church leadership. Perhaps they were asked to volunteer as Sunday school teachers, but then they received no preparation or guidance.
 Student, Given Collen Ngoma was chosen for the annual Principal’s Award during Mukhanyo’s Graduation Ceremony on the 11th of March. He received recognition for his years of dedication, as well as for his perceived potential to continue spreading God’s Word in the years to come.
 Saturday 11 March 2023 was a remarkable day for Mukhanyo. A total of 166 students graduated this year, each one ready and equipped to boldly proclaim the gospel as witnesses of Christ in their communities. This marks the highest number of graduates in Mukhanyo’s history.
 “Behold, a great multitude that no one could number, from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages…” (Rev. 7:9). We were reminded of these words on Tuesday 14 February when a group of ten Christians from South Korea came to visit the KwaMhlanga campus.
 Mukhanyo continues to develop programmes to equip tent-making pastors and Christian teachers. At present, theological students have the opportunity to be both preachers and teachers – an effective form of tent-making ministry. In the past few years, four new education modules have been compiled, tested and refined, and made available to theological students.
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