Articles – Heartlines

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The end of church as we know it

Taking your meetings online does not need to be complex or require huge financial commitment, it requires time and patience.

Together while apart – doing church during a pandemic

One of the most powerful ways to connect and share our lives, even while physically distant, is through stories.

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Church in the time of COVID-19

We’ve gathered some ideas to help you keep your church community strong and encouraged during COVID-19

Heartlines film Hopeville now showing on Netflix

It’s a must see for the entire family.

Adam’s story of compassion

The coronavirus has taught Adam Ankeli, 28 that the church is not only a building where people meet every Sunday. The church also consists of the people who are willing to go out and meet the needs of the community.

Parenting, protecting and sensitising children during COVID-19

Little lives matter while fighting COVID-19: we have plenty of audio content for parents, children and caregivers.

Raising my children while living with COVID-19: A father shares his experience

Having COVID-19 brought new dynamics in parenting for one survivor.

Life unusual: What SA needs to know about COVID-19

Heartlines CEO Dr Garth Japhet shares pertinent information and how to fight the COVID-19 war.

Crossing cultures led Cobus van Schalkwyk to minister in diversity

Cross Culture City Church is using What’s Your Story? to shatter stereotypes

Marcella Major shares her story to heal the wounds of her past

She has no regrets about her past despite a childhood filled with abuse and trauma.

Fatherhood is no child’s play for Afro Daddy

Social Media is a powerful tool for Terence Mentor to advocate for positive and active fathering

The unifying power of storytelling

South Africans are adopting our What's Your Story? approach.