CfC Ministries

Glorifying God by Completing the GREAT COMMISSION

Building Community. Restoring Lives.

CfC Ministries exists to glorify God by serving, encouraging and empowering His Church, in order to fulfil the Great Commission in this generation.

God’s Vision for Africa: Glorifying God through Biblical Churches that serve mature believers who will be faithful witnesses that will refute false teaching and win the lost to Christ through the Gospel, thereby restoring and transforming broken communities through holistic care until Christ returns.

Our Ministries

Empower people to reach their design potential in Christ to the glory of God:
Training and discipleship
South Coast Bible School

Providing quality Biblical and Theological Training for Church Leaders and members with a special focus on rural communities.

outreach, fellowship, growth
Silver Oaks retreat & Conference

Providing quality & affordable accommodation on a self-catering basis to churches, missionaries and pastors for conferences, retreats and rest.

Skills 4 Life

Transforming communities through holistic training which is practical; that develops life skills, builds confidence, and open doors to new opportunities.

Partner Ministries

FAQ’s

Is CfC Ministries a church?

NO. We are not a church but rather see ourselves as servants of God’s Church by providing training and encouragement for God’s Church

What denomination do you affiliate with?

We are a non-denominational mission organization. We are however strongly evangelical in doctrine.

After 50 years of ministry, Crusade for Christ, also known as CfC Ministries, has committed itself to develop and expand its ministry focus in order to make disciples that would follow Jesus in all aspects of life.

History

CfC is a non-denominational mission organization that was started in 1975 by Rev. Dr. Ron Wesson. What started out as an evangelistic focussed ministry with tent campaigns and “deeper life preaching”, has now become a more comprehensive mission, addressing more needs due to the changing needs in ministry. Many converts were reached and as a result churches were established which led to the need to raise up and equip leaders for these churches.

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