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Methodist Church Of South Africa - Rosebank

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2 Chapel Rd, ROSEBANK, Cape Town, 7700

021 686 3271

Rhema Church Cape Town North

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19 Jeanette Street, Cape Town, 7560

021 981 9877

St. Martini Lutheran Church

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240 Long Street, Cape Town, 8001

021 423 5947

Esablished by German immigrants in 1861, St Martini is the first German Lutheran Synod in South Africa. It was built when the Lutheran Church split and a new church, called St Martini the Evangelical Lutheran Church, was erected in Long Street, where it still stands today. St Martini's heavily influenced the architecture and building of other Lutheran churches in the Cape, like those in Bellville, Wynberg, Paarl, Philippi and Stellenbosch. There is a lovely story accompanying the church bells. Originally St Martini had three bells, made by the Friedrich Gruhl foundry in Germany, and shipped to Cape Town (the church was still supervised by the Royal Regional Consistory of Hanover, in Germany at the time). The bell-making Gruhl foundry was a family-run business in Kleinwelka, Bautzen, in what is today the former East Germany. It made between 1 700 and 2 000 church bells whilst it ran, between 1803 and 1896. Most of these were destroyed during the two World Wars, but South Africa's bells survived. Another two Gruhl bells grace the Moravian Church in Genadendal, just outside Greyton, each of which is embellished with four carved heads of angels, a trade mark of the founders. The Moravian missions at Mamre and Enon also each have a Gruhl bell. Stellenbosch's Dutch Reformed Church had three Gruhl bells. But these were replaced in 1986 and now two of them hang in a bell tower on a farm in Riviersonderend. The Dom St Petri (St Peter's Cathedral), one of the most important churches in Saxony, lies in Bautzen's old city, directly opposite the Town Hall. It has five Gruhl bells. St Martini Evangelical Lutheran Church is at 24 Long Street, in the centre of Cape Town. It also runs a German kindergarten and preschool from the premises.

Kommetjie Christian Church

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4 Lighthouse Rd, Cape Town, 7985

021 783 1860

Kommetjie Christian Church (KCC) is a community of people from a variety of Christian backgrounds who together seek to follow the risen and glorified Jesus and advance His message and Kingdom. As a local community we value the sense of family and belonging, and desire to bless the broader community of the Deep Southern Peninsula. Gathering together is a key component of Christian living, and our longing is for God to be worshiped and his words proclaimed. All are welcome and invited to visit us and join us in the walk of faith and faithfulness.