Supporting illustrationsCouncil of African Independent Churches
To undertake joint action and service on behalf of the Churches and to encourage cooperation among member Churches.
An invitation to belong, participate and make a difference. The African Independent Church movement has a remarkable history of faith, resilience, indigenous Christian leadership and service to communities across South Africa. Yet the challenges facing the Church today remind us of an important truth:
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Individual Member Church
An individual church joining the wider CAIC fellowship.
ZAR 1,200.00
per year
Supporting illustrationFraternal / Federations
Church fraternals and federations journeying in fellowship.
ZAR 2,400.00
per year
Supporting illustrationAssociate Members
Institutions working in support of CAIC’s objectives.
ZAR 3,500.00
per year
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Education & Theological Development
The future of the Church depends upon leaders who are spiritually grounded and adequately equipped. CAIC promotes opportunities that encourage theological formation, continuing education and the development of competent church leadership.
Learn MoreCommunity Development
The Gospel calls us to serve the whole person. CAIC therefore seeks to facilitate collaborative initiatives addressing issues affecting communities, including community empowerment; job creation and economic opportunity; social and moral support; youth development; women’s empowerment; social justice and advocacy; and other community-based interventions.
Learn MoreAdvocacy & Representation
One church may struggle to have its voice heard. A united fellowship can speak with greater strength. CAIC provides a platform for engaging relevant institutions and participating in conversations concerning the Church, religious freedom, governance, social justice, community development and the future of the Christian sector.
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To be a voice and a hand that brings hope, comfort and peace to individuals, families and communities through ministry, compassionate service and collaborative programmes.
Meet The Council’s Office Bearers
Rev Gift Moerane
President
Archbishop Mpho Mofokeng
1st Deputy President
Bishop Nathaniel P. Phomane
2nd Deputy President
Bishop Nkosinathi Gumbi
National Chairperson
Churches In The CAIC Fellowship
Faithful National Ethiopian Church In South Africa is a Christ-centered African Indigenous Church founded on the message of holiness, restoration and the power of the Holy Spirit. Officially registered and headquartered in South A…
Faithful National Ethiopian Church In South Africa
BoksburgThe African Orphanage Apostolic Church is a Christ- Centred AIC (African Independent/Indigenous Church). This church was established in 1955 by Prophet D.M Saohatse in Daggakraal. Prophet Saohatse was a holistical healer, his work…
The African Orphanage Apostolic Church of South Africa
Roodepoort, GautengEstablished: 05/05/1957. Founders: Late Archbishop Harrison Dlepu from Jagersfontein and Bishop Charlton Xegule from Mount Frere. Current leadership: Archbishop F E Bingwa and Bishop A M Michael.
The Apostolic Faith Church of S A in Jerusalem
AllanridgeThe Episcopal Christian Church was founded on 21 March 2007 by Bishop Nathaniel Paseka Phomane. Since its establishment, the church has remained committed to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ, making disciples, and equipping…
The Episcopal Christian Church
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CONSTITUTION
- PREAMBLE2
- 3. OBJECTIVE4
- 5. MEMBERSHIP5
- 9. CAIC GOVERNING STRUCTURES8
- 13. THE NATIONAL OFFICE BEARERS12
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The Council’s Governing Document
CAIC belongs to all its members in good standing.
The Constitution sets out the National Conference, Heads of Churches Committee, National Executive Committee, national office bearers, provincial structures and district municipal structures.
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