Organisations, Associations & Clubs in Observatory, Cape Town with opening hours
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295 Lower Main Rd, Cape Town, 7925
021 447 7951
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231 LOWER MAIN ROAD, OBSERVATORY, Cape Town, 7925
021 447 5151
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36 LONG ST, FORESHORE, Cape Town, 8001
021 426 5527
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35 Wesley Street, Cape Town, 8001
0214627910
Rendermatic is a 3D rendering and animation studio. We work closely with advertising and marketing agencies to assist with any 3D visualization, product rendering and/or animation requirements. Visit our website to see a portfolio of past work we've done and to view our latest showreel. 
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129 Rochester Rd, Cape Town, 7705
021 447 5770
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40 Long Street, FORESHORE, Cape Town, 8001
021 423 6755
The South African Sendinggestig Museum (also known as the South African Slave Church Museum) was established in 1977. The South African Sendinggestig Museum is housed in the oldest indigenous mission church in the country built by local Christians.The South African Sendinggestig Museum is housed in the oldest indigenous mission church in the country built by local Christians. In 1801, the Board of Directors of the South African Society for the Advancement of Christ's Kingdom acquired a property in Long Street, Cape Town, for 50, 000 guilders. The existing buildings were demolished and the Sendinggestig built. It was inaugurated on 15 March 1804 by Rev. J.P. S?rumer of the Dutch Reformed Church's Groote Kerk, Cape Town congregation. The Sendinggestig was not originally used for worship services. Instead people went there for prayer meetings, Bible studies or other religious and literacy classes. For this reason it was not called a church, but a gestig or oefeninghuis which is the Dutch equivalent of an American meeting house. Twenty years later it did become a fully-fledged church. This congregation included the poor, Khoekhoen or Khoikhoi and Slaves who converted to Christianity. 
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