Free Church in Southern Africa

Four other missionaries, for longer or shorter periods, served alongside Mr Dewar.

In 1944 the Rev Joseph McCracken of the Irish Evangelical Church served with others as Mr Dewar's successors.

[1] Dumisani Bible School and Theological Institute was formed by its first Principal, Rev William (Bill) Graham of the Free Church of Scotland, in King William's Town in 1987, to train pastors and church workers.

The denomination is evangelical Presbyterian, sharing the same doctrinal standards as the Free Church of Scotland,[3] subscribing to the Westminster Confession of Faith, Westminster Larger Catechism and Westminster Shorter Catechism, The Free Church of Southern Africa is a member of the International Conference of Reformed Churches.

[5][6] A history of the FCSA was written by Bill and Elizabeth Graham under the title The Ochre and the Blue (Edinburgh: Free Church of Scotland Publications, 2009)