Our Mission

To bring people to Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit, and as guided by Him – using all our people, establishing them, training them and sending them out.

To develop new responses and strategies for reaching out to unreached people in both rural and urban areas of our diocese.

To explore new methods of training for ministry, especially using young people, helping all to find their god-given identity, calling and talents, so that our communities may be healed of hopelessness, poverty and death.

Our people

The life and health of the Diocese of Zululand springs from our 283 congregations, all of which have their ups and downs, failures and successes.

The faithfulness of the people is evident in their regular attendance at worship, their giving for the work of God and their support of various groups such as our Mothers Union, Donsumndeni, Iviyo loFakazi bakaKristu, Sunday Schools and so on.

Challenges facing us include ensuring the growth of our church, training and developing of young people, financial viability, the continual formation of clergy and transformation.

We understand the need to take bold steps towards establishing new ways of worshipping and the need to remain relevant for our times. Unless this need is constantly placed before us, we run the risk of becoming a fossilized church.