A Joyous Celebration of Milestones and New Beginnings

At the most basic level, “liturgy” (from the Greek λειτουργία) simply refers to any public service. Its more common and acquired Christian connotation, however, is the structure or orderly pattern of public worship. The purpose of liturgy is to ensure that the church...

At the beginning of the year, Vice-Principal Academic & Academic Dean Dr Jonathan More announced the banning of screens in lectures and chapel services. Here he explains how the significant gains to learning and attention far outweigh the momentary inconveniences…...

We were delighted to welcome theologian, researcher and Mesa scholar Dr Anthony Buck to GWC recently… Dr Buck spoke to us about the seminar that he delivered at GWC to postgraduate students related to an article he is working on about the theology of agentic AI. “God...

GWC’s Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Theological Education (PGDipHTE), officially launched in January 2026, is an online synchronous programme designed with the African context in mind. It aims to equip educators to teach with theological depth and cultural awareness,...

Graham Heslop is Editor-in-Chief at The Gospel Coalition Africa. A GWC alumnus, he spoke to us about the concept of “digital discipleship” and its importance within the context of the African Church. What is digital discipleship? Digital discipleship is essentially...

GWC alumnus Sinethemba Hliso is the Senior Pastor at Khanya City Church, Johannesburg. Planted out of Hope Church Auckland Park in 2022,Sinethemba says that digital tools and creating online communities have been an integral part of growing their congregation....

In February, Julia Benjamin was appointed as GWC’s Advancement Officer: Marketing Julia shares some thoughts on how this role contributes to achieving the College’s vision and mission… What excites you most about being GWC's new Marketing Manager? I think it’s the...

Explore graduations are significant moments in the life of the programme. They provide an opportunity to celebrate the goodness of the Lord with those who have faithfully journeyed through the course to completion. These occasions are also important for the wider...