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Our Coat of arms is symbolic and reflective of our City’s heritage.

The motto

Fide condita, fructu beata, spe fortis

Although the motto can be translated as 'A city founded in faith, rich in the fulfilment thereof, strong in the hope for the future', the Latin means rather more than that:

• Fide condita refers to our ecclesiastical origins and the name of the City, taking fides in the sense of the Christian faith
• Fructu beata means rich in the fruits of the earth and rich in the fruits of her industry, as well as in the fulfilment of the Founders' Faith
• Spe fortis means at once strong in hope and bold in her claims upon the future.

Many believe in the power of prayer, but seldom understand the working dynamics of prayer. There is a spiritual realm and a physical realm that coexist.

The Bible clearly teaches that what takes place in the spiritual realm dictates what takes place in the physical realm. The author reveals and demonstrates this working dynamic through the events of the plagues that were unleashed upon Egypt. Looking behind the Plagues, the reader will glean key spiritual laws and principles that will enable an effective and powerful prayer life.

Here Roy Warren reveals evidence of the Exodus and the Pharaoh who resisted Moses. Also the significant aftermath of the plagues which caused a brief catastrophic change in Egyptian history, which most Egyptologists cannot explain.

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