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Our Local Congregation Makes a Difference in South Africa

Updated: 2 days ago

Pastor Elroy Johnson is winning souls at a newly established church in Elsie's River, South Africa, and the Clifton Heights Potter's House is pleased to support his ministry. Over the past year, our Children's Church has been collecting offerings to assist African churches. Earlier this month, their combined donations helped fund technology for the worship service in Elsie's River.


Our local church is always eager to support global missions. A portion of our monthly donations is dedicated to this cause. We also communicate regularly with several South African and Ugandan churches.


On July 16, the Prescott Potter's House announced at its Bible Conference that seven new international churches will be established. This increases our fellowship’s current total to 3,532 churches outside the United States. Many members of our congregation made generous commitments to donate to world evangelism. As individuals come together to contribute what they can, missionaries are able to fulfill Christ's commission to go into all the world and preach the gospel.



The Potter’s House Christian Church, Ravensmead, South Africa
The Potter’s House Christian Church, Ravensmead, South Africa
Pastor Elroy Johnson and his wife Ilse of Elsie’s River, South Africa, Pastor Nicodemus and Jo Anne Chauke of Goodwood, South Africa, Pastor Harold and Robyn Visser of Bonteheuwel, South Africa, Pastor Joseph and Reshma Parsley of East London, South Africa, Pastor Hebrew-John and Chantal Morgendal of Ravensmead, South Africa, and Pastor Richard and Margaret Taddwa of East London, South Africa.
Pastor Elroy Johnson and his wife Ilse of Elsie’s River, South Africa, Pastor Nicodemus and Jo Anne Chauke of Goodwood, South Africa, Pastor Harold and Robyn Visser of Bonteheuwel, South Africa, Pastor Joseph and Reshma Parsley of East London, South Africa, Pastor Hebrew-John and Chantal Morgendal of Ravensmead, South Africa, and Pastor Richard and Margaret Taddwa of East London, South Africa.

 
 
 
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