Religious Centres in Congella, Durban
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31 Che Guevara Rd, 31 Bestgard Hse, Durban, 4001
031 305 5154
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48 Cathedral Rd, Durban, 4001
031 306 3595
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29 Carlisle St, Durban, 4001
031 309 4770
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70 Joyce Road, Durban, 4091
Darul Ihsan Centre is a multi-purpose, Islamic service providing centre. Ihsan means Allah-consciousness; Ihsan also means compassion towards mankind and to carry out an anything with excellence.<br/>All of these facets of Ihsan represent the founding philosophy of Darul Ihsan Centre.<br/>Darul Ihsan is an Islamic organisation (PBO) based in Durban, South Africa which works for the upliftment and empowerment of the<br/>community through the provision of a variety of essential and quality services.<br/>One among its key objectives is to promote a better understanding of Islam and Muslims, thereby serving as a bridge-builder between communities. 
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115 VENICE ROAD, Durban, 4001
031 303 1625
Our church is situated in the green and leafy sub-tropical suburb of Morningside on the Berea , overlooking the great Port City of Durban, the largest port on the East Coast of Africa. A Feature of Parish Life is the Home Fellowship Groups, many of which have been born out of the Alpha Course. Members of the Parish are encouraged to become involved. The groups are located throughout the Parish and meet for bible study, fellowship and prayer over refreshments and sometimes over a meal. The small groups give the members an opportunity to grow spiritually and to support one another. The study programmes include “A Life Worth Living", "Open Home, Open Bible", "That the World May Know" (by Ray van Der Laan), "The Bible Then and Now" and "Emmaus". 
