WiA warns about social networks

Young girls have to be aware that danger lurks behind the most innocent activities – and giving away too much personal information. on social networks can expose them to possible human trafficking. Speaking at Aurora Girls High School in Zola, Soweto, on 23rd March, Mrs Marcia Pires, motivational speaker and founder of Women in Action (WiA), said it was vital for girls to become aware of the dangers of using social networks. Continue reading →

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Asking at Ellis Park and Johannesburg Stadium

JOHANNESBURG – Thousands gathered at Ellis Park Stadium on Good Friday 6th April, for one of the biggest events held by the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (UCKG).

The stadium, which hosted seven games of the 2010 World Cup, was filled to its 62,567 capacity with UCKG members and visitors. The Ask Event was an opportunity for people to gather in one faith and with one goal in mind: to Ask believing that Jesus would answer them.

The message of the day was read from Matthew 28:20 ” … I am with you always, even to the end of the age …” (NKJV) The purpose of the day’s message was to show the difference between those who only focus on their problems (therefore, failing to act on their faith) and those who focus on solving their problems.

Bishop Marcelo Pires, responsible for the evangelistic work in South Africa, explained that this promise of God is a tool available for us in difficult times. This is the tool that gives us the authority to overcome the doubts. However, the ability to use this tool with success comes only when there is an encounter with God. The meeting ended with a prayer for people to encounter God in this way.

Due to the large number of people arriving on the day, the gates of the stadium were closed before the meeting officially began. Those who did not enter Ellis Park Stadium were redirected to the second venue, Johannesburg Stadium, located right next to Ellis Park Stadium. Approximately 20,000 people were accommodated in this stadium and watched the live transmission of the event through the big screens.

Division of seats per blocks


REGIONS BLOCKS (allocated by number and color)

Green

Alexandra – 14,15
Benoni – 16,17
Dayveton – 55,56
Dobsonville – 51,52
Eldorado Park – 18,19

Red

Fine Town – 71
Germiston – 65,66
Hillbrow – 67,68
Kagiso – 69,70

Yellow

Kwa thema – 31,32,33

Red

La-Rochelle – 63,64

Blue

Lenasia – 41,42

Yellow

Meadowlands – 34,35

Blue

Merafe – 43,44

Red

Nord Street – 30

Blue

Oakmoor – 47

Red

Park Station – 25, 26, 27

Blue

Orange Farm – 48

Yellow

Rabie Ridge – 36,37,38

Blue

Randburg – 49,50

Red

Randfontein – 20,21,22

Blue

Sebokeng – 45,46
Soweto – 1,2,3,4,5
Spruitview – 9,10,11


Red

Tembisa – 28,29

Blue

Thokoza – 6,7,8
Vanderbilpark – 39,40

Red

Vereeniging – 23,24

Green

Witbank – 12,13
Bloemfontein – 53,54
Pretoria – 60,61,62

Red

Pietersburg – 59

Green

Rustenburg – 57,58
Qwaqwa – 12,13