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Easter friday baptisms draw congregants to Kliprivier south of Johannesburg
On Easter Friday, churches gathered in Kliprivier, south of Johannesburg, to hold baptism ceremonies, where congregants dressed in a range of garments took part in the ritual, drawing family members and fellow worshippers to witness a powerful moment of faith, cleansing and spiritual renewal.
Kingdom of God Church in Zion Bishop Sabbath Thwala immerses a congregant into the water as assistant Bishop Mnongo looks on during an Easter Friday baptism in Kliprivier on 03 April 2026. (Photo: Felix Dlangamandla) 