Newsletters
Molweni Jan – April 2026
We give thanks to God for his goodness to us. In the last newsletter Louise shared about how time had flown by. This year has been no different, Easter weekend was upon us before we even realized it.ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS. Ministry has been good over the past four...
Molweni, Sep-Dec 2025
LEGACY. I am finally able to sit in front of our computer and type this letter. As I type the words my heart is in a very tender space. My mind and my heart have been restless and at peace, all at once, as I process my dear friend, Donnae Thomas’s death (13 Nov)....
Molweni, May – Aug 2025
DO NOT GROW WEARY. The passage in Hebrews 12:3 Where it is written; “3 Consider him who endured such opposition from sinners, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart,” has been a passage that has been on my mind this year. Especially as the year has flown by...
Molweni, Jan – Apr 25
FRUSTRATING START. I had every good intention of starting our newsletter in January this year and even started it a few times and just was not happy with what I was writing. This morning I realized why. (Yes, it has taken me a while!) I have always thought that I am a...
Molweni, Sep – Nov24
I'M WALKING ON SUNSHINE. Praise the Lord that He provided for all our ZEMA missionary families to be able to have solar systems fitted to our houses. What a privilege and blessing this is for us. There have been a number of power outages in our area over this past...
ZEMA Focus Newsletter Fall 24
Home Office Director’s Report. “... and she HAPPENED to come to the part of the field belonging to Boaz....” ~Ruth 2:3As with Ruth, we trust the same is true for us. Ruth went out in the morning, and instead of turning left, she turned right, and the Lord ordered her...
Molweni, May – Aug24
THE NUTURE OF NATURE. I love being out in nature, it makes me feel relaxed and refreshed and I find it so easy to talk to Jesus when surrounded by the beauty of trees and sunlight while in the forest or the sound of a running brook as I was along the path. However, we...
ZEMA Focus Newsletter June 24
Home Office Director’s Report. Thank you for your ongoing partnership in the Gospel. We had a profitable trip to Texas in April and are looking forward to others in the future! Currently, we’re renewing ZEMA’s membership with ECFA. Praise God with us for the many ways...
ZEMA, Focus Newsletter, Mar 24
A Letter From The Home Office by Greg and Carlene Seghers Watch to see where God is working and join Him… We don’t choose what we will do for God’ He invites us to join Him where He wants to involve us… [and] will move us into every assignment that He knows we are...
Molweni, Jan – Mar24
READY ..... GO! Barry had an interesting discussion with a lady on the beach the other day. She came up to him with a shell in her hand. The lady asked if the shell was a good one or not. Barry knew what was behind the question, so he replied that “there is only one...
General Blogs
The Seven Last Words of Jesus: #7
It is finished John 19:30 God set His plan into motion at the beginning. The Word spoke, God breathed His Spirit, and humanity was conceived. United with God and one another by His Spirit. God’s Kingdom inspired in the Garden of Eden. When, in isolated thinking,...
The Seven Last Words of Jesus: #6
"Into thy hands…." Luke 23:46 Speaking to a crowd in Jerusalem, Jesus once said, "...I lay down My life that I may take it again. No one has taken it from Me, but I lay it down on My own initiative. I have authority to lay it down, and I have authority to take it...
The Seven Last Words of Jesus: #5
"My God... Why?!" Matthew 27:46 Entering Jerusalem on a donkey to observe the Jewish Passover, Jesus was greeted by the masses, who hailed him as king. After sharing the Passover meal, Jesus requested His closest friends accompany Him to Gethsemane, where, grieving,...
The Seven Last Words of Jesus: #4
"I am thirsty." John 19:28 Are these words significant or merely a historical fact in the story of Jesus' final hours? Who is Jesus, who died on the cross? The emphasis for most believers is that He is "the Christ" and "Son of the living God!" He was the Son of God,...
The Seven Last Words of Jesu: #3
"…Behold your son!" John 19:26&27 Amid great suffering, Jesus cared for others. By His words to Mary, His mother, and John," Woman, behold your son," and to John, "Behold your mother," we see that Jesus' priority, at all times, was to regard the experience of an...
The Seven Last Words of Jesus: #2
"Today, you will be with me!" Luke 23: 42&43 What an assurance Jesus offered this thief suspended next to Him on the cross! For this man, condemned for his actions and already experiencing the pain and the physical breakdown of his body, death was imminent. Unlike...
THE SEVEN LAST WORDS OF JESUS: #1
"Father, Forgive Them…." Luke 23:34 "Forgive." What a powerful word! And one word that epitomizes Jesus' task, and His call. "FORGIVE us our trespasses, JUST AS WE FORGIVE those who trespass against us!" Jesus' task, and His call are grace-full! Suspended, vulnerable,...
ZEMA, Focus Newsletter, June 23
Home Office Directors' Report Focusing our energy on the work of ZEMA in the USA, Greg and Carlene have enjoyed visiting new churches locally and in other states. Adapting to new ways of doing life and ministry, we are thankful for all God has provided and trust that...
ZEMA, Focus Newsletter, Dec 22
ZEMA Focus Newsletter Dec 2022ANDY & HEATHER SULLIVAN—continued We spent most of May through September at home doing local ministries and some traveling in South Africa. A highlight was attending the induction of Heather as the President of the Baptist Women’s...
ZEMA, Focus Newsletter, Sep 22
ZEMA Focus Newsletter Sep 2022First, I would like to thank our Heavenly Father God for the glorious oppor- tunity He has given me to be of service to Him for His wonderful Kingdom (Heaven). I was born 79 years ago to a Christian family. My grandfather was one of a few...
Testimonials
Bible School Student KG Moloko
ZEMA is equipping talented and determined pastors in Southern Africa beyond Beyond ZEBS and ZBC.
Meshack Ngcobo
After attending ZEBS (Zion Evangelical Bible School), Reverend Meshack Ngcobo left his leadership position in a large Zion church of 20,000 members for the purpose of teaching the truth of God’s Word. The church he now leads has 300 to 400 members. Speaking to ZEMA...
The Mhlongo Family
In 2009, Samukelo Mhlongo—then president of the Association of Tertiary Zion Students at University of KwaZulu-Natal — contacted Greg Seghers. This was the moment that opened the doors for ZEMA to begin working with students in this nationally recognized organization....
Rev. Emmanuel Mathe
Rev. Mathe joined the Sunbury ZEBS in 2001 and graduated in 2005. Here’s what he had to say:“Before coming to ZEBS, I didn’t know the truth and the Bible. I also worshipped the ancestors. Since coming to ZEBS, I understand salvation and what the Bible says. I now have...
Bonginkosi Shange
I remember vividly when I enrolled at ZEBS back in 2013. I went there to be with other students and while away my time.Little did I know that Jesus Christ was about to enter into my life.Our teachers told us the ZEBS theme was simply, “What does the Bible say?” I...