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Congregation hosts a walk with a purpose

Through the feast, the congregation recognised Christ in their hearts as sovereign Lord and master

November 26, 2016

Danielle Greaves Less than a minute

Father Madoda Khumalo led the processional route with the congregation, holding up this cross in the name of love, peace and service to the poor.

St. Matthew’s Anglican Church celebrated the Christ the King feast on Sunday, November 20.

Youth holding up banners for the Christ the King walk.

The parish walked around the block from their church in Connor Street in commemoration of the feast.

St. Matthew's Anglican Church congregation minutes before the walk began. — St. Matthew’s Anglican Church congregation minutes before the walk began.

The Sunday service kicked off with a pledge to Christ – their king. The procession was led by Father Madoda Khumalo and Guest Pastor Sanele Hadebe, who is from the Restoration of God’s Glory Church.

Through the feast, the congregation recognised Christ in their hearts as sovereign Lord and master. The walk was coupled with songs of praise and worship.

Excited Anglican parishioners walk to celebrate the feast of Christ the King.

The parish was excited to observe the feast as it also welcomed the start of Advent.

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November 26, 2016

Danielle Greaves Less than a minute

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