UCCSA completes �fire invasion� enquiry

Tuesday, April 12, 2016

The United Congregational Church of Southern Africa (UCCSA) has completed an enquiry into whether the church should allow the practice of pentecostalism and prophecy.

The four-man taskforce was set up by the church last May at the church’s synod meeting in Lobatse following frequent clashes between conservative and progressive members of the church over practices of pentecostalism.

The taskforce met the church ministers to brief them on their findings and will make presentations at a few churches in due course, before the matter is taken to the synod for determination.

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