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What’s the easiest way to put smiles on seminarians’ faces? Feed them, of course! That is exactly what the Central Synod Women’s

The SMMS community joined the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN)’s Gender and Religion Programme and Ujamaa Centre, as well as other gender justice

The first female SMMS President, Dr Rowanne Marie, was inducted by the Presiding Bishop of the MCSA, Rev Zipho Siwa, on 15

SMMS Academic Dean, Dr Rowanne Marie has been appointed new President with effect from 1 August 2019. Dr Marie replaces Rev Vido

“You have been fully equipped with the tools that are necessary for you to act as agents of transformation. Seize the opportunity

Rev Prof Peter Storey ‘begged to differ’ with the status quo. He was a non-conformist and a ‘candlelight that protested against the

“The future of SMMS is bright,” so says Dr Phumla Mnganga, Chairperson of the newly constituted SMMS Board of Directors. Dr Mnganga

In order to provide foresight, oversight, insight, as well as steer SMMS towards a sustainable future, a new three-tier governance model has

This year, SMMS - the flagship project of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa (MCSA) - celebrates ten years of producing leaders

VACANCY: President of Seth Mokitimi Methodist Seminary The Methodist Church of Southern Africa seeks to appoint a President to lead the Seth

SMMS Archives have been named after the late scholar and first SMMS Grand Chancellor, Rev Dr Simon Gqubule. The Archives were dedicated

THE JOY OF THE LORD IS YOUR STRENGTH MCSA General Secretary, Rev Charmaine Morgan, has urged new seminarians not to weep over

In a patriarchal society that tells women that they cannot be leaders, women ought to listen to and get inspiration from Sheerah,

SMMS President, Rev Vido Nyobole, has urged Christian leaders to imitate Christ who led by the ‘power of the example.’ Rev Nyobole

By Dr Willy Mafuta In January 1994, three months before the historic transition of power and the first democratic election in South

“Please do not fall silent again. You have seen what politicians get up to when the clergy go quiet.” This was the

Outgoing SMMS President, Rev Prof Simangaliso Kumalo, has expressed gratitude to the Methodist people for having given him the opportunity to lead

Outgoing SMMS President, Prof Simangaliso Kumalo, has urged Africans to develop “a culture of progress and development” in the way they run

"Please engage in the practice of praxis and do so as part of your prophetic ministry because a prophetic voice without disciplined

The dominant narrative has been that the church must speak truth to power but it is time that the church speaks truth