We, participants in the consultation of South African leaders meeting in Pretoria on 2 and 3 November 2004, from churches and missions all over South Africa, acknowledge with gratitude to God the emergence of the new South Africa in which we live and minister. We sense a new hour, a kairos opportunity, presenting itself to the Body of Christ in South Africa, urging us to move together in faith with the mission of God in our nation and among the nations of the world. 
We commend the leadership of WENSA and TEASA for calling together national church and mission leaders to this consultation.
We celebrate the clear evidence of breakthroughs in the coming of God’s kingdom during the first decade of the democratic South Africa. We witnessed major progress in reconciliation, networking in ministry on national, regional and international levels, the growing involvement of churches in missions, church planting, prayer commitment, entry of the Gospel in many formerly closed or resistant areas, Bible translation, ministry to and with children, leadership training, development of ministry resources, the increasing use of modern media in spreading the Gospel, thorough research and publication, etc. We commit ourselves to ensure that this will be the beginning of a great and exciting harvest for God’s kingdom in our own lifetime.
We affirm the ongoing process of reconciliation in the church in South Africa and commit ourselves to encourage unity and cooperation among churches and mission agencies in the missionary enterprise in and from South Africa. In this regard we encourage existing mission agencies in their efforts towards transforming themselves.
We welcome the focus during the consultation on the role of the Black church in South Africa in an emerging missions movement. We commit ourselves to retain and support this focus so that what is now in its infancy will become a groundswell of missions involvement nationwide. We are willing to work through important and challenging issues facing missions in South Africa today.
We affirm and endorse this movement towards national facilitation of world evangelization initiatives in South Africa. We call on this leadership group to continue facilitating the movement in its search for maximum exclusivity and effectiveness. We commit ourselves to strengthen and broaden this movement. We especially commit ourselves to ensure that South African church leaders will take their rightful place in this movement.
We commit ourselves to serve the local church and mission agencies with ongoing research, sharing of information regarding trends in, and the status of evangelization in South Africa and globally and seeking to equip the Body of Christ in South Africa to become strategically involved in the process of doing mission.
We unite in calling the Church to active participation in the global prayer movement directed at transforming communities by advancing the Kingdom of God.
We commit ourselves to continue our witness to all peoples of the world, especially the least reached. We believe they need to hear the Gospel in a contextually relevant, humble and non-threatening way. We believe that God has ideally positioned the church in South Africa to rise to the challenge.

We believe that the Church also has a responsibility for the evangelization of all people in our country, including adherents of other religions, and those seeking refuge and work in our country.