CARING, COMPASSIONATE, COMMITTED AND PASSIONATE
HEALTHCARE CHRISTIAN ORGANISATION IN SOUTH AFRICA

      HCFI Jubilee 90 Celebration – South Africa September 2026

The HCFI Jubilee 90 Celebration in South Africa was a great success, and we give all the glory, honour, and praise to God for His faithfulness throughout this special celebration.
As we look back on the journey, we are reminded of the goodness, mercy, grace, and unfailing love of God that have carried us through every season. There have been many challenges, victories, opportunities, and moments of growth, but through it all, God has remained faithful to His people and to the work of HCFI.

This Jubilee celebration was not only an opportunity to commemorate the past, but also a time to celebrate what God is doing among us today. It brought together members, leaders, friends, and partners in fellowship, worship, thanksgiving, and encouragement. We are grateful for everyone who contributed their time, prayers, resources, talents, and commitment toward making the celebration a success.

As we reflect on the past, we can clearly see the hand of God guiding and sustaining our fellowships. “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow us all the days of our lives.” (Psalm 23:6)

We therefore look back with thanksgiving, stand in the present with gratitude, and look forward to the future with faith and expectation. We believe that the same God who has brought us this far will continue to lead, strengthen, and empower HCFI for greater things to come.

As we move forward, may our fellowships continue to grow in unity, love, faith, and service. May we remain committed to the vision and purpose God has entrusted to us, reaching more people, strengthening one another, and advancing the Kingdom of God. The Jubilee 90 Celebration has reminded us that God has been faithful, God is faithful, and God will continue to be faithful. To Him alone belongs all the glory!    Looking back, we see His goodness and mercy.  Looking around, we see His faithfulness.  Looking around, we see His faithfulness. Looking forward, we see greater possibilities in His hands. To Him alone belongs all the glory!           

May the Lord continue to bless HCFI, our fellowships, our leaders, our members, and all those who faithfully serve. May the next chapter be filled with greater unity, greater impact, and greater testimony of God's goodness.                                                               To God be all the glory! Amen.


The Community Orientated Primary Care pilot project in South Africa  (COPC)


To improve the preventative and promotive components of the Primary Healthcare approach, the National Department of Health in South Africa, has adopted Community Oriented Primary Healthcare (COPC), a program developed by the Department of Family Medicine of the University of Pretoria, as a key strategy.

COPC is primary care where professionals from different disciplines and approaches work together with organisations and people in defined communities to identify and respond systematically to health and health-related needs to improve health  (T S Marcus).


     

                HELPING THE COMMUNITY

Anglo American mining South Africa, in partnership with the (COPC) research Unit of the University of Pretoria (UP), seeks to introduce 9COPC) in 22 mining sites across the country. Anglo have thus committed to a five year program of (COPC) in these communities as part of their Social development contract with the Department of Mineral Resources.

In August 2020, the (COPC) research unit of the University of Pretoria invited the Healthcare Christian Fellowship South Africa (HCF SA) to develop a spiritual care package which would supplement the Primary Health Care component of COPC in mining communities. The aim of this will be to support the spiritual, emotional and social health of the Clinical Associates and Community Health Workers in the program and ultimately contribute to Biblical transformation of the communities they work in.

In August 2020, the (COPC) research unit of the University of Pretoria invited the Healthcare Christian Fellowship South Africa (HCF SA) to develop a spiritual care package which would

HCF SA is excited to be part of this venture and looks forward to extending its ministry into the household level of communities. 

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