Women Empowering Women at Krugersdorp Corps
“Blessed to be a blessing.” We often hear these words when people share their testimonies. For the Women's Ministry at Krugersdorp Corps, however, this is far more than a familiar…
“Blessed to be a blessing.” We often hear these words when people share their testimonies. For the Women's Ministry at Krugersdorp Corps, however, this is far more than a familiar…
On Saturday, 15 August 2026, Orlando Corps celebrated the graduation of participants who successfully completed a four month sewing project aimed at equipping women with practical skills, confidence and opportunities…
On Sunday, 9 August 2026, the Emangweni Circuit came together for a joyful Home League Enrolment Service led by Major P. Shekwa (R). Eighteen women were enrolled as Home League…
East Rand Section women reflect on foundations that last The Women’s Ministries of the East Rand Section gathered at Germiston Corps on 11 May 2025 for a day that brought…
Emangweni Corps and Tonga Corps Home League came together to celebrate Ascension Day. The women gathered in a beautiful and blessed atmosphere under the leadership of CS Matukane. The programme…
What a glorious Sunday it was. What was meant to be a prayer walk against alcohol and drug abuse became a powerful evangelistic moment for the Home League members of…
At the end of February, in the Mpumalanga & eSwatini Division, the Emangweni Corps Young Women’s Fellowship hosted a special gift exchange under the beautiful theme “Fill Up My Cup,”…
A recent Home League gathering at Emangweni Corps in the Mpumalanga & eSwatini Division was held successfully under the theme “God is Love,” reminding us of God’s unconditional love and…
Sunday, 19 October 2025, was a deeply moving day at Soweto Central Corps, filled with prayer, encouragement, and celebration. The service focused on two significant occasions: a prayer session for…
The last weekend in October, the Mid Kwa Zulu Natal Division celebrated their annual Women’s Ministries Rally, hosted by Mirriam Booth Corps in the Ixopo Section. Over five hundred women…