Mark 10:14

"Allow the little children to come to me! Don't forbid them, for the Kingdom of God belongs to such as these. Most certainly I tell you, whoever will not receive the Kingdom of God like a little child, he will in no way enter into it."
 
   
 
About The George Diocese
Introduction Our understanding of Mission & Vision rests on the basis that God in the primary instance called us and gave us a Mission – a mission to be His witnesses in the world. Secondly, that our Vision arises out of this inspired sense of mission and the vision should therefore conform to God’s will and to the mission which is His mission. [Test Copy]
  A History
  Formal Anglican Church work was started in the George district in 1845 by the Colonial Chaplain Rev ET Scott who lived in George and held English services in the Dutch Reformed Moederkerk. In other places services were arranged in homes, schoolrooms and magistrates’ offices, and were usually conducted by laymen. In 1847 Robert Gray came to South Africa as the first Colonial Bishop. His Diocese of Cape Town incorporated the whole of Southern Africa, including islands such as St Helena. He word and traveled indefatigably, but it was an impossible task for one man, so Gray dreamed of subdivisions.
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  This Vision Is Achieved By
 

1.      Spiritual Formation

2.      Equipping the people of God for ministry and mission through leadership
         identification and training.

3.      Effective structures which serves the purpose of Mission and Ministry.
          
4.      Stewardship Training and Management in order to create a sustainable and self-sufficient financial dispensation.

  • Consider the appointment of a full-time Diocesan Officer to research and execute acceptable projects that would generate additional giving in the Diocese.        
  • To embark on and support the development of vacant church land and encourage the improvement of church property.
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