Directors' Address

It’s a great day for C3 Church Southern Africa. I can see a new wind blowing through the churches. It’s a day of a fresh touch from God and a new passion for establishing healthy and influential churches throughout the region. There is also a great synergy of international relationships coming together that will see the 2020 vision prosper in this region. I have no doubt that the C3 Church Southern Africa conference in March 2012 will play a significant role in seeing the 2020 vision go forward. The speakers will bring something from God that will be a blessing to you and your church. And more than this, I am believing that God will deposit something in C3 Church Southern Africa that will enable fulfilment of the 2020 vision in the region far above what we could hope or imagine.

Don’t miss it!

Phil Pringle

Coming to you in March 2012 “SHIFT – Double Double”.
Sharon and I are so excited and can’t wait to welcome our C3 Family, Pastors, leaders and church members to this special gathering and conference.
The key scripture is Rev. 1:12; I turned to see the Voice that was speaking to me, and when I turned I saw seven golden lampstands.
C3 Church Southern Africa’s Conference is the gathering of Significant Spiritual Voices releasing one message; “It is time to SHIFT”.
C3 Church’s Visionary Voice, Pastor Phil Pringle will enlarge your vision.
Pastor Chris Pringle’s voice of faith will shift your world.
Pastor John Finkelde’s leadership voice and Pastor Pat Antcliff’s apostolic voice will help us take steps to build and establish 80 Southern African churches with an average attendance of 500 members.
One small step to this conference, one Gigantic step for your ministry.

Kelvin & Sharon Phillips

C3 Church in Southern Africa is experiencing momentum. From just one church in the region prior to the 09 Conference in Johannesburg, we now have twelve great churches. From this strong base the multiplication potential going forward is limitless. I believe that Southern Africa is a key region for C3 Church, as it is through Southern Africa that much of the rest of Africa will be opened up. The March 2012 conference in Johannesburg will be of great importance for our future together. Not only will we strategise for seeing at least eighty C3 Churches in Southern Africa by the year 2020, but in spending time together we will build the kind of strong and healthy connections that will see us walking together in this great purpose, until our part of the job is done and we hand something on to the next generation of C3 Church Leaders.

I can’t wait to see you there.

Pat Antcliff