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Messengers of Hope: Commitment to Justice arises, not out of some political theory, but because we have gazed into the face of

SMMS 11th GRADUATION CEREMONY 14th MAY 2022 AT 10H00 – CHRIST THE SERVANT CHAPEL ADDRESS TO GRADUATING CLASS Grand Chancellor – Justice

The President of the SMMS, Dr. Rowanne Marie, has thanked all the men of SMMS for a "very kind gesture" expressed on

On 13 August 2021, there was a sense of excitement, and even a fair degree of nervousness in the air, as members

By Dr. Rowanne Marie Amidst a global pandemic, as a community we sense the presence and peace of a Sovereign God who

Graduation 2021 was a milestone event as we celebrated the 10th Annual Graduation of the Seminary. It was a hybrid event with

In the midst of a pandemic (sexual and gender-based violence) within a pandemic (COVID-19), SMMS men appreciated SMMS women with gifts to

By Harry James As the lockdown came, my initial sense was one or surrealism. Who would have thought that in our day

By Rikus Jansen Introduction Currently, the majority of the people in the world are finding themselves in lockdown due to the Covid-19

By Mteteli Caba What comes to mind as I reflect on the COVID-19 pandemic is the question that Zedekiah asked Jeremiah: “Is

The Seth Mokitimi Methodist Seminary (SMMS) joins the rest of the world in responding to the Novel Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. SMMS announces

Officially opening the 2020 academic year on 9 February, Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa (MCSA), Rev Purity Malinga

SMMS Dean of Chapel and Head of Formation, Rev Luvuyo Sifo has urged new seminarians to be servants on whom God’s mark

The most recent additions to SMMS staff come to us from the United States of America, via the General Board of Global

“Go out into the world overflowing with all that you have accumulated over the past three years; go and be the salt

By Rev Luvuyo Sifo, SMMS Dean of Chapel and Head of Formation The journey to becoming a minister of Word and Sacrament

Faith communities must engage with issues of sexual diversity in a life affirming way. This emerged at a panel discussion co-organised by

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