Seisoen van Menswaardigheid – Season of Human Dignity » Resources
16 Dae van aktiewe verset teen geweld teenoor en misbruik van vroue en kinders
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Die familie van NG Kerke het hulle in die verlede al baie duidelik uitgespreek teenoor hierdie aaklige en verskriklike verskynsel in ons land. So ook elke ander kerk in hierdie land, talle organisasies in die burgerlike samelewing asook die regering en dié se organe. En tog daar is geen einde aan die vergrype nie.
Leraars en gemeentes word versoek om in die volgende twee Adventsondae tydens eredienste op die een of ander manier aan die saak aandag te gee. Dit sal ook wonderlik wees indien gemeenskappe ekumenies kan hande vat om ’n stem te laat hoor. Wat van ’n permanente plakkaat of twee met noodnommers vir elke skool in die omgewing?
Hiérdie saak kan een van die praktiese sake op ons agenda wees in die Seisoen van Menswaardigheid.
Hier is ‘n skakel na ‘n webtuiste met ‘n hele aantal hulpmiddels in verskillende tale vir gebruik.
Hier is ‘n aantal skakels na van die Afrikaanse en Engelse hulpmiddels:
Take Action Kit (Microsoft Word)
Cover Letter to Participants (Afrikaans) (English)
Theme Announcement (Afrikaans) (English)
Violence Perpetrated by State Actors (Afrikaans) (English)
Proliferation of Small Arms in Cases of Intimate Partner Violence (Afrikaans) (English)
Sexual Violence During and After Conflict (English)
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the Workplace (Afrikaans) (English)
Gender-Based Violence and Women Human Rights Defenders (Afrikaans) (English)
What is Militarism? (Afrikaans) (English)
Post 2015 and Beijing+20 processes (Afrikaans) (English)
“Tips on Resourcing” – on applying for project grants (Afrikaans) (English)
Suggested Press Release Template (Afrikaans) (English)
You’re Invited! Sample Social Media Posts (Afrikaans) (English)
16 Days Brochure (Afrikaans) (English)
Cries for a humane life – Pentecost 2014
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The United Ministry for Service and Witness of the DRC family (UMSW) thankfully provides the 2014 series, “Cries for a humane life“, in cooperation with various role players.
Prof Nico Koopman, Dean of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Stellenbosch, wrote the text. Colleagues Andrew Esterhuizen, Tiana Bosman, Simon Cezula and Nelis van Rensburg assisted and worked together at different stages of the development of the series. Bible Media did the translation of the material into English and made it ready for publication.
The 2014 series is provided and distributed as usual in the church through the channels of Bible Media, CLF, the respective synods and some synodical ministries.
The leadership of the DRC family currently leads us to focus together on a season of human dignity. We purposefully reflect, pray and seek together to live a truly humane life, because this is God’s good will for all of us. The 2014 Pentecost Series especially wants to assist us to focus together on this true humane life and to plead together with the Holy Spirit that this humane life shall indeed become reality amongst us as well as in the whole wide world. The series highlights 11 aspects of our prayers for a humane life:
A cry to belong
A cry for a different kind of father, mother and parent
A cry for the Name that makes worthy
A cry for the kingdom life
A cry for the will that makes the earth into heaven
A cry for daily bread
A cry to live as a forgiven person
A cry to live as a forgiving person
A cry to be delivered from evil
A cry for people whose attention is not distracted
A cry for an anxiety-free life
Let us this year pray together without ceasing that “the Spirit from above be poured out on us” … so that the wilderness will become an orchard, where justice prevails and righteousness is done, so that we all in society will enjoy rest and peace and security, free from anxieties (Isaiah 32:15-18).
Johan Botha, Eddie Orsmond, Donald Gantana, Gideon van der Watt
(On behalf of the UMSW)
Click here to download the Word-format
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Klik hier vir die Afrikaanse Pinksterpreke