Malamulele
The Malamulele Parish has a total of 593 members, which includes youth and Sunday School. The parish has 6 branches, namely, Malamulele, Mahonisi, Nyavani, Shigalo, Tivoneleni, and Tiyiselani. The parish is engaged with the work of recruiting new members, arranging prayers and revivals, running outreach programmes in poor communities, and promoting church projects in the community.
Mhinga
The Parish is located at the jurisdiction area of Mhinga Traditional Authority with its Mission Station at Mhinga Village ( Zone 2 ). The parish is under Malamulele Presbytery. The Mission Station is located about 1362m South-West of the Mhinga Traditional Authority Offices, and about 155m South of Sunduza Primary School. Its Google pin is 220 46’11.7”S 300 53’57.4”E.
The EPCSA Mhinga Parish had been part of the Shikundu Parish until the year 2000 when it became established as a fully-fledged Parish with constitutional competencies such as calling the Reverend, having its own consistory, being represented at presbytery and synodal levels. Reverends who served the Parish include Rev. Khosa M.W (1979 - 1995), Rev. Ngwenya D (1996 ), Rev. Mculu (1997 – 2000 ), Rev. Khoza R.N, Rev. Mashangoane, Rev. Hlantshwayo, Rev. Hlongwane C.H ( 2010 - 2020 ) , Rev. Bambisa M.V ( 2021 to date).
The Parish serves mainly Xitsonga-speaking congregation. It comprises of both male and female: elderly, adults, youth and Sunday School children.
Shingwedzi
The Shingwedzi parish Head Office operates from the Pfukani branch situated within the serene confines of Mtititi village. With a membership tally of 386, inclusive of Youth and Sunday School participants, the parish boasts a vibrant community. Its strength lies in the unity fostered across its eight branches: Pfakani, Altein, Hanyanyani, Mphambo, Merwe, Shigamani, Shingwedzi, and Tinyiko. Together, they form a cohesive unit dedicated to the values and teachings of the EPCSA.
Nsami
Nsami parish, a beacon of spiritual guidance and community within Malamulele West in the Collins Chabane Municipality, emerged into existence in 2014 under the visionary leadership of Reverend M.I. Mathebula. Born out of the aspirations of Tlangelani parish, Nsami swiftly established itself as a cornerstone of faith and fellowship in the region. With Reverend Mthabela at the helm as its inaugural minister, the parish embarked on a journey of growth and devotion. Comprising six vibrant branches—Dumela, Mulamula, Muswane, Nkuri, Tanani, and Tomu—the parish boasts a total membership of 318 individuals.
Shikundu
The Shikundu Parish is located in the jurisdiction area of Xikundu Traditional Authority with its headquarters (Mission Station) at Xifaxani Village. The parish is under Malamulele Presbytery. The parish had been part of the Mhinga Parish until the year 2000 when it became established as a full status, calling parish. Reverends who have served the parish over its years of existence include Rev. Makamu M.C, Rev. Kubayi K J, Rev. Mulaudzi MJ, Rev. Mashangoane MM, Rev. Mathebula MI and Rev. Mculu SE. The parish serves a predominantly Xitsonga-speaking congregation which is diverse in terms of gender and age. The Parish is comprised of 7 branches, namely: Shikundu, Tlhelani, Salema, Magomani, Hlengani, Manghena, and Hisekelani. The number of members currently is 279.
Tlangelani
Tlangelani was established in 1920 as the work of Swiss evangelism expanded in South Africa. The parish began to grow aggressively between 1930 and 1954 where various structures such as the women guild were starting to form. In this period, a number of church buildings were constructed and the parish attracted many members. In 2013, the parish was divided into 2 parishes, giving birth to a new parish called Nsami. The parish currently has 393 congregants. It is made up of 6 branches, which are Hlawulekani, Phaphazela, Mbhalati, Lulamisani, Hasani and Vuwani.