AGS Oasis Church

eMalahleni, Mpumalanga

AGS Oasis Church is located in eMalahleni, Mpumalanga. The church is led by pastors Deon and Veronica Scheepers. According to their website, the church welcomes all people regardless of background or life circumstances. The church emphasizes spiritual home, love, acceptance, and genuine care. Their yearly theme is NOGTANS (Nevertheless) based on Habakuk 3:18, and their motto is Kom Beleef God (Come Experience God). The church focuses on experiencing the Holy Spirit's presence, discovering Jesus as Savior, and deepening spiritual life. The congregation aims to support members in discovering and living out their full potential in Christ.

Address

2 Buffel St, Reyno Ridge, eMalahleni, 1049, South Africa

Denomination

Non-Denominational

Phone

+27 11 692 8174

Languages

Afrikaans

Last updated August 2026

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