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Church Services
Usindiso Church started services on the 1st July 2007 (see
our original announcement below) with a celebration service. Services are held in the Chapel
which was previously the court when the building was still functioning as the
‘Pass Office’.
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The Chapel, as it is today.
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Sunday Service
Usindiso Church is a Christian church – see Statement
of Faith – and services are led by Pastor Jay Bradley on Sunday mornings,
starting at 10am.
Other services and meetings are:
- Fortnightly Movie Mondays at 7pm
- Daily Devotions for Staff at 12.00
- Devotions for Residents Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:30am
- Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7pm
Water Baptism Usindiso Style:
Usindiso Church holds a Water Baptism Service at least once a quarter and
this takes place in the Baby Day Care bathroom. Water Baptism signifies the
dying of the old life of the person and the resurrection of the new life in
Jesus.
Induction Service:
An Induction Service was held on the 15th September, where Jay Bradley
confirmed her vows of Pastor in front of the church at Usindiso Ministries. The
Service was conducted by Rev Colet Bowes and she was prayed for by the Pastors
on the Board. The ladies then blessed everyone in song.
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Jay confirms her vows.
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Jay is prayed for by the
pastors on the board of Usindiso. |
Some of the Usindiso ladies
leading the church in song.
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CEO and Founder of Usindiso Ministries is Ordained as Pastor:
Jean (Jay) Bradley was ordained on Sunday 5th September 2010 at a service
held the Terra Serena Ministries church. The service was officiated by the
Reverend Colet Bowes, who has known Jay for many years and is of the opinion
that this ordination was long overdue. The Usindiso Teenage Girls sang at the
service and did the ministry proud.
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Usindiso Teenage Girls
singing at the
service.
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The ordination service. |
Congratulations!
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Baby and child Dedication:
A baby and child Dedication Service was held on the 13th March 2008 and was
led by Rev Vern Tisdalle and his wife Esther. 25 Little ones were prayed for as
their mothers committed to bring them up in the ways of the Lord. Each child
received a certificate to commemorate this special day.
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Rev Tisdalle leads the
service.
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Some of the mothers and
little ones in
attendance. |
Being prayed for and blessed.
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Sunday Services start at Usindiso
Usindiso Ministries celebrated it’s 4th birthday on the 1st July 2007 with a
great function, and a programme made up of song and dance items from the
residents and ministry and motivational participation from the board members.
This function also marks the start of Sunday Services at Usindiso, aimed mainly
at the residents, but open to everyone who would wish to attend.
Much hard work and many long hours were put in by the residents, as they
practiced their items, to make sure that everything was exactly right on the
day. The ladies sang, teenagers and children danced and the board members
motivated everyone with scripture readings and prayer and Usindiso Ministries
was rededicated to the Lord.
After a morning of joy, song and prayer, everyone enjoyed a wonderful lunch
that had been prepared by the residents.
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The welcome address and
opening prayer was given by
Ms. Jay Bradley.
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God's Heart, the message for
the event, was delivered by
Vern Tisdalle. |
A poem was recited by Teneshia,
telling how being at Usindiso
has helped her. |
A prayer re-dedicating Usindiso
to the Lord, was delivered by
Glyn Weldschidt.
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Deputy Chairman of the
Board,
Les Sanabria, sang
at
the celebrations.
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Chris Kruger led the
congregation in thanks. |
Some young attendees! |
Vivian Moila delivered a
motivational talk. |
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A dance by the Usindiso Teenagers.
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The Usindiso Karate Kids! |
The Usindiso Children celebrated with a
dance. |
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The happy congregation.
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Congregation at the first of the Sunday
Services
held for the residents at Usindiso and people
from the surrounding area. |
Some of the Usindiso Board members who
participated in the service and celebrations. |
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