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COMMUNITY MATTERS - Faith and Community Safety with Pastor Sakhele Khula

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This week on Community Matters, Susan Moss welcomes Pastor Sakhele Khula, Senior Pastor of Promise Keepers Family Church in Khayelitsha. With over 20 years of ministry and as Chairperson of the Khayelitsha Spiritual Crime Prevention, Pastor Sakhele unites nine police stations in the mission to create safer communities. A familiar voice to Cape Pulpit listeners for more than eight years, he shares insights on the church’s role in protecting communities and promoting justice in South Africa. Tune in for an enlightening and inspiring conversation.
15 Aug 2025 English South Africa Christianity

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