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The Citizen
21-07-2025
- General
- The Citizen
Missionary outreach uplifts Empangeni inmates
Hope pierced the walls of Empangeni Qalakabusha Correction Facility when a group of volunteers from Kairos Prison Ministry stepped inside. Kairos, meaning 'God's special timing', saw 30 volunteers participate in the outreach earlier this month, with 21 men entering the prison for ministry work, while eight women prepared meals for the inmates and Kairos team. There were 24 prisoners who, each day, received messages of hope and God's love. ALSO READ: Ordination marks 30 years in ministry for Richards Bay pastor 'May the Holy Spirit spread like wildfire in that dark place, bringing many to salvation,' said Trevor Watson, KZN Kairos state chair. While Koos Robbetse, a member of the worship team, said he witnessed first hand how music became a vessel for healing. 'There was something profoundly beautiful about hearing voices joined together in praise, especially from men who carry so much pain and regret. You could feel the presence of God moving in the room. 'Kairos is more than just a programme – it's a spiritual lifeline. It brings the message that no matter where you are in life, God's grace reaches you.' 'This experience has left a lasting mark on me. You may go in thinking you're there to help others, but you'll come out changed yourself,' said Koos. Read the full story with other Kairos members and inmates testimonials in this ZO Monday. Don't have the ZO app? Download it to your Android or Apple device here: HAVE YOUR SAY Like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter. For news straight to your phone invite us: WhatsApp – 060 784 2695 Instagram – zululand_observer At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
CTV News
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CTV News
Edmonton to have Pride Parade for first time since 2018
For the first time since 2018, Edmonton will have a Pride Parade this summer. 'After a hiatus, we're thrilled to bring Edmonton's Pride Parade back to city streets this summer,' said Trevor Watson, executive director of the Edmonton PrideFest Association, in an announcement Wednesday morning. The Edmonton Pride Festival will take over downtown Edmonton Aug. 22-24, including a 18+ concert and party on Friday, the parade on Saturday, and a brunch sing-along on Sunday with drag queens Alaska 5000 and Willam. 'We're looking forward to showing up loud and proud to celebrate our 2SLGBTQ+ friends, family, coworkers and community members. This is a chance for Edmontonians to come together as a community and celebrate the electrifying experience of Pride,' Watson said. Organizers of the 2019 parade cancelled the event amid calls for increased inclusivity from community groups. Smaller Pride celebrations have been held since then.
