Faithful in South Africa
Dave Doveton and Gavin Mitchell
The Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans
(Southern Africa) was born after the
GAFCON 1 meeting in Jerusalem in 2008,
with the aim of standing for biblical orthodoxy. FCA has two constituent parties,
members of the Church of England in South
Africa (CESA) and members of the Anglican
Church of Southern Africa (ACSA).
Among the Dioceses of the ACSA, Port
Elizabeth Diocese, the Diocese of St. Mark
the Evangelist, Zululand and Niassa
Dioceses would count themselves as evangelical. So are clusters of parishes in Kwazulu
Natal. In the Western Cape about 4-5
parishes, including the very big St. John’s
Wynberg, a conglomerate of seven churches,
are evangelical and charismatic in varying
degrees. A good strong parish within the diocese of Cape Town is St. Martin’s Bergvliet.
In Johannesburg there are 4-5 strongly evangelical parishes, generally the larger ones.