Erlo stegen biography of christopher

Uncle Erlo visited our home Uncle Erlo visited our home and mission house in Cape Town, and prayed for the healing of our son Christopher when he was born with kidney failure, and given no chance of survival by the medical specialists.

Bondservant of Christ is an The biography of Erlo Hartwig Stegen, the renowned founder and director of KwaSizabantu Mission in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. He was a pioneer, missionary and revival preacher who devoted his life to serving God and the Zulu people.

This paper provides a The biography of Erlo Stegen, the founder and director of KwaSizabantu Mission, a Christian mission station in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. He was a pioneer, missionary and revival preacher who devoted his life to serving God and the Zulu people. He died on September 27, , at the age of

KwaSizabantu is a non-denominational Hartwig Stegen (–present), this paper seeks to provide more insight into Erlo Stegen’s pioneering journey towards a self-sustainable protestant rural Zulu mission station, KwaSizabantu Mission, in an apartheid South Africa.

On 6 December 2015 Rev Erlo Stegen was a missionary for 12 years before the Revival broke out. He was determined not to“play church.” He preached straight: “ Repent and change your lives. If you don’t, you are on your way to hell.” He saw the debilitating and devastating impact of ancestral worship and witchcraft.

This document provides a Erlo Hartwig Stegen (b. ), the founder and director of KwaSizabantu Mission, has devoted his life to sharing the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and winning souls for Him. Called to minister especially to the Zulu people, his service has resulted in a powerful and lasting bond with the nation.

Erlo Stegen (1935 - Present).

Thematic content analysis provided more insight into Stegen’s pioneering, missionary endeavours as well his journey towards an awakening among the Zulus. We argue that the missiological impact of Stegen’s ministry had benefitted the Zulu nation greatly.

She and her family moved Bothma said her abuse began in the s at the Stegen household when the Stegen children "tormented" her and her siblings. "The first encounter I recall was Erlo Stegen's own children, his daughters, namely Ruth Stegen, who is now Combrink, and Elizabeth [Vermaak], who used to torment us – the young children in the house – we had to suck on their breasts and do other things – touch.