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You can start an action group. One person can make a difference. Africa Christian Action has been equipping and mobilising Christians to be salt and light in their communities since 1991. Our training seminars, radio programmes, rallies and literature have helped many thousands of concerned Christians make a difference for Christ in their communities.

You can start an action group. One person can make a difference. Africa Christian Action has been equipping and mobilising Christians to be salt and light in their communities since 1991. Our training seminars, radio programmes, rallies and literature have helped many thousands of concerned Christians make a difference for Christ in their communities.

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PRACTICAL STEPS TO REFORMATION<br />

Transforming our Communities<br />

We want God to bless our nation - but God will not bless a nation in rebellion to His Laws. We cannot expect<br />

God to bless a country that kills babies - legally - with taxpayers’ money, which legalises and tolerates blasphemy<br />

as entertainment, which removes Bible education from the public schools and promotes perversion.<br />

“See the trouble we are in: Jerusalem lies in ruins and its gates have been burned with fire. Come, let us<br />

rebuild the wall of Jerusalem and we will no longer be in disgrace.” Nehemiah 2:17<br />

Work for Reformation by Establishing a <strong>Christian</strong> Calendar:<br />

1. Start the year with the Biblical Worldview Summit in Hermanus. Sponsor missionary candidates to<br />

participate in the Great Commission Course, held at Frontline Fellowship near Cape Town. Invest in<br />

young people by providing them with a dynamic programme of Discipleship Training and go through The<br />

Way of the Master and Evangelism Explosion training programmes.<br />

2. Celebrate Sanctity of Life Sunday by preaching on the Sanctity of Life - closest Sunday to 1 February.<br />

3. Observe the anniversary (1 February) of the legalisation of abortion on demand in South Africa as a<br />

National Day of Repentance (March for Life to Parliament on 1 February).<br />

4. Use Human Rights Day (21 March) as an opportunity to campaign for the most basic right of all - the<br />

Right to Life of the most helpless and innocent of all - pre-born babies.<br />

5. Observe Good Friday as the most solemn holiday of the year, contemplating the sacrifice of Christ that<br />

redeemed us from our sins.<br />

6. Celebrate Resurrection Sunday as the most joyous holiday of the year. We serve a risen Saviour. Jesus is<br />

the Resurrection and the Life.<br />

7. Celebrate Ascension Day. Forty days after Resurrection Sunday, Jesus ascended into Heaven. He is King<br />

of kings and Lord of lords. He has all authority in Heaven and on earth. We must therefore go and make<br />

disciples of all nations… teaching them to obey all things that the Lord has commanded.<br />

8. Celebrate Pentecost Sunday - the official birthday of the Church. We need to continually go on being filled<br />

with the Holy Spirit.<br />

9. Use National Women’s Day (9 August) as an opportunity to campaign against the exploitative pornography<br />

industry with Missions in the Malls.<br />

10. Promote International Life Chain Sunday (the first Sunday in October) with a prayer vigil and placard<br />

protest against abortion at a busy intersection in your city.<br />

11. Celebrate Reformation Day (31 October) either by participating in the Reformation Celebration in<br />

Franschhoek, or by organising a special seminar, or service, at your church or school. Observe Reformation<br />

Sunday.<br />

12. Observe the International Day of Prayer (IDOP) for the Persecuted Church (second Sunday in November)<br />

each year and share and show the Remember the Persecuted short video on www.idop-africa.org website<br />

to your congregation or school.<br />

13. Celebrate Christmas (25 December), as the official birthday of the King of kings. Remind family and<br />

friends that Jesus Christ is the reason for the season. Wise men still seek Him. Christmas is a great time for<br />

Evangelism, reaching out to the poor and lonely, for Christ-centred Christmas cards, e-mailings and social<br />

media posts to relatives and witnessing to strangers. Put Christ back into Christmas.<br />

“Those from among you shall build the old waste places; you shall raise up the foundations of many generations;<br />

and you shall be called the Repairer of the Breach, the Restorer of Streets to dwell in.” Isaiah 58:12<br />

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<strong>Christian</strong> <strong>Action</strong><br />

P O Box 23632 Claremont 7735 Cape Town South Africa

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