NAC Sea Point Congregation

The Table Bay youth group in our neck of the woods, at the Green Point Urban Park. Robert Worship, the resident Apostle, managed to crack a spot in the photograph - in the centre, just like that man Mr Venter!

In Memory of Colin September...
We mourn the loss of the extraordinary organist, Colin September, whose immense talent has left an indelible mark on all who knew him.

My journey with Colin began in mid-1966 when the New Apostolic Church congregation was built in Camelia Street, Bonteheuwel. On June 29, 1966, the late District Apostle Karl R. Gut dedicated the church building, which could seat 1,300 people.

On that momentous occasion, Colin was at the organ, a role District Apostle Gut specially chose for him. It was a remarkable day, made even more historic with the installation of the renowned Hammond organ, which Colin mastered effortlessly, its grand display of pipes positioned majestically behind him.

Throughout the years, Colin not only excelled as a talented musician but also made his mark as a dedicated music teacher. He shared his passion by instructing countless students in various instruments and even served as a moderator for music examinations. His commitment to music education also led him to travel internationally, sharing his expertise with congregations.

Here in this picture, Colin is on the keyboards, leading the orchestra at Herman and Jane's wedding in the garden of the 12 Apostles Hotel in Oudekraal. Lorraine his sister, far right, is on the cello.

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