The Kingdom Vision Community and Bikers Ministry invites bikers and their families to the official opening of their ministry, at 10am on July 20, at the Beula Park International Conference Centre.
The centre is situated on the corner of Sam Green and Gross roads, in Meadowdale.
Pastor Sakkie and Desiree Holtzhausen, founders of the ministry and of the Church 4 Bikers Rustenburg, welcome everybody, including non-bikers, to the occasion, explaining the ministry is not associated with any denomination, club or organisation.
“Our vision is to unite and break all barriers (colour, club or denomination) between the biker communities, and to equip them to spread the Gospel with impact,” said Desiree.
“We want to teach people to win souls and to reach out to the needy: physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.”
She explained this ministry would form a platform for other ministries, assisting those who have a calling and have not had the opportunity to fulfil this calling.
“We, as gatekeepers to this ministry, are willing to open our gates and exchange keys with all other ministries,” she said.
Church 4 Bikers Rustenburg’s band will lead the praise and worship on the day, and coffee and tea will be served during fellowship time.
The couple also invites musicians looking for a platform to perform to join the ministry’s praise and worship team.
For more information, contact Sakkie on 073 353 5038 or 083 309 5597.
