ctmi concerned parents

A few days ago, I received an email, sent to another dozen or so people as well. This was the second one from the same sender. In a normal day, I might receive and reply to over 100 emails. So, I have very little time to waste with non-issues, which are so far removed from [...]

Despite being taught in the ways of the Lord from a young age by my mother, I did not remain a follower of Christ for very long. At the age of 18, I got married and lived a very worldly life. There was always the idea at the back of my mind that I would [...]

If we can’t trust the Lord to take care of our children, then what sort of Christians are we? I have heard about the so-called “concerned parents group” in Durban, and its ongoing conflict with CTMI. I am grateful for the opportunity to share about my life and how the gospel of the cross, preached [...]

Thank you CTMI Elders who’ve helped us counsel our 3 children according to the ways of the Lord In response to the nonsense being written about this ministry, here is my story… Having visited Mauritius on many occasions as children, all three of my children, who grew up in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, chose to spend their [...]

Having read the recent headline in a national newspaper in Johannesburg about a ‘cult church, stealing children’, we were amused to discover that the article referred to CTMI, the church our children are currently involved with. We must admit, our first reaction when

Our daughter, who is now 23 years old, attended a reputable private school in the Highway area. She matriculated in 2003, and is presently in her 3rd year studying through UNISA to become a teacher.

I have been a member of Grace Gospel Church for the past 6 years, and I am so happy to be a part of CTMI. I have attended and been a member of many other churches before coming to Grace Gospel Church. It was here that the Lord really began to work in my heart. [...]

Our daughter visited the CTMI church in Mauritius four years ago. At that time our family was facing a crisis we had not expected or ever thought would happen to us. Yet here it was in full impact. As a mother, I watched a young 21-year-old girl get on a plane, full of resentment and

We live in Cape Town, and my son Kevin lives and teaches in Mauritius and is a member of CTMI. Having heard various comments from our own extended family about Kevin being “off the wall” with his religion, I looked forward to meeting and