The statement outlines the Church’s position regarding recent developments involving the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities, particularly emphasizing ethical accountability within churches, while upholding the autonomy of religious institutions. It also highlights KZNCC’s proactive step to strengthen internal self-regulation through the establishment of an ethical oversight sub-committee. Click this link, KZN Christian Council and KZN Church Leaders Group statement on CRLC F

Visitation over Passover Camp in one of the churches that brought children to KZNCC psychosocial support and active participation. Children and youth finding church as a safe space and able to serve.

Psychosocial Support program for children held on the 30th-31st March at the Africa Enterprise. KZNCC promoting active participation of children in the church and encouraging churches to become safe spaces for children.

Training on Protective Behaviours at Amajuba District. Church Children Workers and Church Leaders capacitated on Policies relating to working with Children. Equipped with skills on understanding and communicating to children. Organized by KZNCC in partnership with Give a Child a Family and hosted by Anglican Church Holy Trinity in Newcastle.

KZNCC held Workshop for church Volunteers on Children and Youth Matters. This session drew 107 members from various groups from member churches of the KZNCC.

Provincial Church Leaders' Workshop on LGBTIQ&A at Ascott Inn.

In view of the closure of NGOs nationwide due to funding challenges  and change of strategy to some of the donors , the UKZN Legacies of Violence Programme was approached by the Pietermaritzburg-based organisations for support to address this challenge. These organisations are part of the Legacies of Violence programme but this time round they wanted to get some information,  skills and knowledge on fundraising so that their organisations are stable and running. The KwaZulu Natal Christian Council had sent [...]

What a wonderful and inspiring week! On Wednesday, the KZNCC delegates led by Dr Douglas Dziva, the Chief Executive Officer, together with Professor Simanga Kumalo from the UKZN School of Religion and the Maurice Webb Testamentary Trusts , had the honour of hosting Prof. Joerg Rieger, a globally respected theologian known for his work on economic justice and social transformation. We began the day with a Church Leaders Engagement from 10am to 2pm, where Prof. Rieger led us in a [...]

KZNCC and Sikhulus’umntwana Forum joint session on psycho-social support program to children at The Life Changing Ministries in Imbali 7-8 November. During the session M3 Digital Network offered capacity building on Cyber Bullying and its impact to education.