Have you ever heard of a church that started in Arizona and spread its roots all the way to Cape Town? Right here, at 27 Victoria Road in Grassy Park, stands The Potter’s House Christian Fellowship Church. This isn’t just any church. It’s a branch of a global fellowship, a testament to a vision that began in Prescott, Arizona, in 1970. The Potter’s House Christian Fellowship Church, originally part of the Foursquare Gospel Church, was founded by Pastor Wayman Mitchell. Mitchell’s vision, however, extended beyond the traditional church walls. He envisioned a network of churches, united in their mission. That vision took root, and now, The Potter’s House Christian Fellowship Church is part of a family of over 2,700 congregations worldwide, including several right here in Cape Town. The Potter’s House in Cape Town isn’t just a recipient of this legacy. It’s actively contributing to it. This church has been instrumental in planting other churches throughout the city, extending its reach into communities like Wynberg, Parklands, Kuilsriver, Stellenbosch, Kensington, and Brooklyn. The Potter’s House Christian Fellowship Church here in Grassy Park has been a cornerstone of the community for over 20 years. Led by Pastor Richard and Beryl Kakoma, the church offers a contemporary worship experience in a relaxed atmosphere. They have children’s church, evening services, and midweek celebrations. The church also hosts special events, bringing in evangelists and holding conferences to revitalize and inspire the congregation. But The Potter’s House Christian Fellowship Church’s mission goes beyond Sunday service. They are active in the community, holding bible studies, park concerts, and using various outreach methods to share their message. They are a vibrant part of the fabric of Cape Town, a testament to a vision that spanned continents and continues to flourish.
Miller’s Point
Tucked away on the False Bay coast, about 5 kilometers south of Simon’s Town, lies Miller’s Point. It’s a narrow