The Citizen (Gauteng)

Mighty Men back in KZN

- Citizen reporter

Tens of thousands of men from around South Africa are expected to descend on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast town of Amanzimtot­i to hear Christian evangelist Angus Buchan, pictured, at his annual Mighty Men Conference.

Previous events across the country have attracted hundreds of thousands of participan­ts.

Early this year, Buchan’s It’s Time conference, held on a farm outside Bloemfonte­in, drew large crowds.

The 2017 Mighty Men Conference will be held from July 7 to 9 at Amanzimtot­i’s Kuswag High School.

Event organiser Freddie van Vuuren said: “We are delighted to be returning to this welcoming community for a fourth year and are excited to continue the positive energy flowing from the It’s Time congregati­on that will accompany Buchan to this year’s Mighty Men Conference.”

“He will be joined by community leaders Dr Anthony Jacobs and Pastor Andrew Anderson, who will continue the message of restitutio­n with a focus on nurturing the father-son relationsh­ip and improving relations within our households, community and country.”

Jacobs, who is presiding pastor at Kingsway Ministries in Amanzimtot­i, has managed a Bible school and has been on stage at Mighty Men events since 2015.

His passion for theologica­l teaching and helping people was evident during his Mighty Men appearance­s, which have been well received.

Empangeni-based Anderson is a livestock farmer who was schooled under Buchan.

Sapphire Coast Tourism chairperso­n Monique Botha said they were excited to again be a part of this popular annual event.

“We look forward to welcoming the Mighty Men Conference back to Amanzimtot­i this year as it always receives such a positive response from the community and further afield,” said Botha.

Access to the event venue, the talks and use of all camping facilities are free of charge.

He will be joined by community leaders Dr Anthony Jacobs and Pastor Andrew Anderson.

Freddie van Vuuren

Event organiser

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