A family church · Gqeberha · since Christmas 2010

Welcome Home.

A multi-campus church in Mandela Bay, Kariega and George — building a church that builds a city. Whether it's your first time or you've been part of the family for fifteen years, there's a seat for you this Sunday.

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3 campuses ~3,000 Sundays 15 years Est. Christmas Day 2010

This Sunday 09h00 Mandela Bay · Kariega · George

Three campuses, one Sunday ● Live in 14 hrs

Live in 14 hours

Sunday · 09h00 & 17h00 30 Paterson Road, North End Gqeberha · 6001

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First time

A few things worth knowing before Sunday.

What actually happens

Coffee from Red Band on your way in. Worship, a practical teaching, a moment to be prayed for. Out by 10h30 — you'll make brunch.

What about my kids

FH Kids runs alongside the service — vetted leaders, secure check-in, environments for 0–11 months through Grade 5. Your child will not want to leave.

What to wear

Honestly — whatever you'd wear to brunch. You'll see suits and you'll see slops. We care about your face being there; we care less about your shoes.

Our story

"Christmas morning 2010, two hundred of us sat in a warehouse in North End and said: let's build a church that builds a city."

Pastor George Georgiou planted Father's House fifteen years ago after a decade as a student pastor at Nelson Mandela University. What started as a warehouse service has become a multi-site family across Mandela Bay, Kariega and George.

We're charismatic, non-denominational, and genuinely proud to be from here. Our mission has never moved: to awaken the world to the gift of salvation by grace; to express our faith and freedom in every sphere and season.

~5,000call Father's House home

130+baristas through Red Band

5,000+TANKS learners via Leva

Pastor George Georgiou speaking on stage

Pastor George Georgiou Lead Pastor · Founder

Meet our pastor

Fifteen years in, still showing up at 09h00.

Pastor George has been preaching the same message since he planted this church — that grace is more extravagant than we can hold, and that ordinary Tuesdays are where faith actually lives. Thirty-four years after his first sermon as a student at NMU, he's still in the sanctuary before the music starts, making coffee with whoever got there early.

On a Sunday morning you'll find him walking the foyer, praying with the family who just walked in, and reminding everyone that they're home.

— Pastor George

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The rhythm of a Sunday

Current series

Follow along with what we're learning right now.

Week 3 of 6 · April 2026

Horizon.

Six weeks on the prophetic imagination — what happens when we pick up our heads and look further than this Tuesday.

Watch week 3 · Pastor George · 34 min

What's next

Three things in the next two months.

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Summer Serve volunteers packing boxes at a community outreach

Sat 03 May · All campuses

Summer Serve 2026

A Saturday to serve the city — food parcels, home visits, school repairs, and the Red Band kitchen open for anyone who needs a meal.

Fri 16 May · Mandela Bay

Make Yourself at Home

Our quarterly newcomer dinner. If you've been visiting a few weeks, this is how you stop being a visitor. Childcare provided.

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A formal dinner setting for the Kingdom Investors annual dinner

Thu 05 Jun · All campuses

Kingdom Investors Dinner

For our Kingdom Investors partners — the annual vision cast + a report back on the buildings, the barista academy, and what's next.

Invitation only RSVP

Partner with us

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It's how we respond to the extravagant grace of God, and it's what keeps the lights on and the barista academy running. Card, instant-EFT, SnapScan — and Section 18A receipts on the way home.

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