OUR HISTORY

Since 1991 Francois de Kock dreamed of empowering the youth of South Africa and abroad.   The local church was not fulfilling the call, thousands of young people and literally hundreds of schools were asking and begging for something new, something alternative.

Francois had the honour of being part of the ministry called, Dunamis Club, which was founded by Past. Theo Geyser in Pretoria, South Africa.  Francois later took over the reigns and started living almost a life long dream.  Dunamis changed its name to Dunamis Outreach Ministries in 1993.  They were extensively recognized throughout South Africa in schools, churches and even had television and radio-coverage.  They were privileged to perform before and with artists like Carman, Steven Curtis Chapman, Margaret Becker, Scott Wesley Brown.  Ministering on a part time basis for more than 7 years, the ministry divided into smaller individual movements.

Francois moved on to a new assembly but still the dream kept knocking….in the following two years plans for a future full time ministry school were drawn up, but due to a lack of funds the “Dream” was postponed once again! In 1998 Francois and his wife Corné moved to Cape Town, South Africa as a Youth Pastor of a Macro Church, the dream still warm in his heart. 

After eight months in Cape Town, it happened! The dream came true.

We had lift off and in January 1999 Pneumatix School of Ministry opened its doors for the first time with full time students! Its own student house and transport!

Pneumatix currently consists of 90 full time students divided into three teams. All three teams tour South Africa in May and August.  Each team consists of 30 young people who perform and minister through the Arts, in schools, churches, technikons, etc.  Each team is fully equipped with state of the art sound and lighting to bring across a relevant and uncompromising message to our generation.

PNEUMATIX TIMELINE