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Mighty men meet

The Mighty Men Conference returns to Amazimtoti this October.

THE Mighty Men Conference takes place from 9 to 11 October in Amanzimtoti at Kuswag High School fields.

More than 700 Christian men of all denominations benefited from last year’s ‘urban style’ conference where they interacted in a relaxed and inspiring environment.

“The committee sees the event growing from strength to strength. It has a long-term vision and their hope is to grow this event year after year,” said event organiser, Freddie van Vuuren.

He explained that the overall vision of the conference is to re-focus men on their responsibilities in their home, churches, communities and workplace.

“The Mighty Men Conference aims to change the life of men, their families and communities,” said Van Vuuren.

Men at the conference will hear a talk by Angus Buchan, who hosted the first Mighty Men conference four years ago.

Other guest speakers at the three-day conference include Pastor Ferdie Warwick and international speaker and author, Takalani Mufamadi. Mufamadi is the senior pastor of Grace Tabernacle Church in Austerville, Wentworth. He is also the third general overseer of the Full Gospel Church of South Africa.

Two workshops will be held between the speakers to reinforce the messages put across by the guest speaker and to emphasise the responsibilities of men.

Tickets for the event will go on sale in August at a cost of R100 which covers camping for the weekend and access to all four services. A day pass is also available at a cost of R100 and tickets will be on sale each day at the gate.

The Sunday service is open to all men, women and children, free of charge.

The MMC committee is also hosting a fundraising golf day at Umdoni Golf course on 2 August. The cost is R300 per person which includes a golf cart and refreshments at the halfway house. Anyone interested in participating in the golf day, or supporting with prize or hole and tee sponsorship, can contact Freddie on 082 941 2944 or Deon on 061 426 3243.

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