Frequently Asked Questions

Questions You May Have

Whether you are a student, a visitor or a member of the wider community, here is what you may want to ask.

Who can attend SDASM@TUKS?

Everyone is welcome. Although SDASM@TUKS began as a student movement at the University of Pretoria, our gatherings are open to students, families and members of the wider community. ‘All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out.’ John 6:37.

Do I need campus access to attend?

Campus access requirements may apply when attending the University of Pretoria venue. Anyone unable to access the campus but willing may contact us for access codes or may join us at the Glyn Lane location in Hatfield. Contact us on WhatsApp if you need assistance before visiting.

What time does Sabbath worship begin?

Our regular Sabbath gatherings begin at 9:00 at both locations. Times may occasionally change for special programs, so please check our latest event information before attending.

Do I need to be a Seventh-day Adventist to attend?

No. Visitors, students, families and anyone wishing to worship, learn more about the Bible or find a Christian community are welcome.

What can I expect when I visit?

You can expect Bible study, worship, prayer, fellowship, and opportunities to serve. Our aim is to create a welcoming environment where people can grow in Christ and build meaningful relationships.

Will there be food 😋 ?

Yes , yes there will be food every time you come. So bring a friend the Sabbath is a feast.

How can I stay updated about upcoming events?

Upcoming special events are displayed on our homepage and Events page. You can also follow our official social media pages or contact us on WhatsApp for current information.

Where can i find SDA literature and which books am i recommended to start with ?

For our literature click this link to go to the Adventist archives .We recommend The Bible , Steps To Christ (click here to download), Desire of ages (click here to download) and the Great Controversy (click here to download).

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