The Gospel is for the world.
Below is a summary of all the Gracefields mission partners: who they are, where they live, and some of what they do.
Use this to help you pray, as a fellowship group and individually, for them and the work God is doing through them to advance his Kingdom.
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Spiritual Support
We stay in regular contact with our partners so that we can be attuned to their needs and ministry. We also share their news regularly in our services and through newsletter updates. We pray for our partners in monthly prayer meetings, in our Fellowship Groups, and in our individual prayers.
You can find our monthly prayer newsletter here:
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Financial Support
Gracefields Church supports our Missions Partners financially by sharing a portion of the money that is given to the church.
You can find out more about this and how you can support our Missions Partners financially here.
Rod & Glenda Thomas
Sedai, Japan
The Thomas’s work to strengthen and grow the church in Japan through outreach events, biblical teaching, and practical support ministries, including relief aid. Their vision: “We want to see the great commission fulfilled in Japan. To that end the word of God must be faithfully and regularly preached to everybody. This is best done through a Japanese church.
Eugene & Dawn Reyneke
Namibia
Eugene (Jinx) and Dawn Reyneke serve with AIM and manage a tourist lodge in Divindu, Namibia, while supporting local churches and believers in the area. Their vision is to transform the lives of their employees through the gospel and equip them for mission and discipleship. They also equip upcoming African missionaries through practical skills development.
The Explore Course
George Whitefield College
The Explore Correspondence Course is an 8-module programme, developed by George Whitefield College, aimed at equipping grassroots pastors, lay leaders and congregations. Explore students are located in may countries in Africa and are receiving high-quality theological education that they would otherwise not have access to.
Nevil Carrington, a member of Gracefields, leads this project at GWC. For more information, please visit the website below or email Nevil.
Greg & Wendy Phillips
Mukhanyo Theologica College
Greg is a lecturer and the Academic Registrar at Mukhanyo Theological College: a muti-denominational Christian institution that provides Biblical training for church leaders and communities for gospel ministry in Africa. He is married to Wendy and has two daughters, Hannah and Ruth.
Cricket Meyer
Khayelitsha
Cricket currently volunteers at Uyesu Unathi in Khayelitsha, working with the staff and children there as a Bible teacher. She also ministers to elderly folk in the community. Recently, she established Lingomso Ministries, with the aim to develop a Christ-centred Edu-care (Early Childhood Development) and community centre.
Katleho & Delight Meslane
St Thomas Church, Heideveld
Katleho leads the Kids Ministry at St Thomas Church in Heideveld. He is also involved in discipling the young adults and assisting the senior pastor there. Katleho is married to Delight and they have two children, Mpho and Lintle.
Nicoline Zwikker
Nigeria
Nicoline is serving with SIM, partnering with City Ministries in Jos Nigeria. City Ministries’ purpose is to honour God through wholistically impacting the urban poor as it preaches the gospel and heals the sick, while mobilizing the local church to do the same. Nicoline is largely involved with ministry to women and children, along with efforts to economically empower youth through small business training and support.
Brice & Sam Wilson
Limpopo
Brice and Sam are based in Limpopo where they serve with Jabulani Africa Ministries (JAM). JAM’s vision is to develop and support leaders to impact Africa for Christ. They have 2 beautiful kiddos – Bailey and Carter Wilson!
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