Other Churches
Anglican - Hillside
Congregational Church
Church of Christ - Hillside
Methodist - Hillside
Methodist - Barham Green
Seventh Day Adventist
Kokni Muslim Society
First Church of the Nazarene
Lady of Lourdes Parish - Kumalo
Revival Church - Famona
St. Marys Monestary - Romney Park
St. Marys Anglican Church - Opposite Municipals
St. Anthonys - Barham Green
St. Andrews Parish - Queens Park
St. Andrews Presbytarian - Hillside
UAFC Emmanuel Chapel - Kilmarnock Avenue - Hillcrest
St. Francis - Barham Green
United Pentacostal
St. Bernadette Parish - Waterford
City Pentacostal Asembly, Harvest House, Scripture Union, Church
of God, Jesus Life, Pentacostal
Catholic Churchs - Around Bulawayo
Jesuit Mission - 1933
From Bulawayo centre take Hillside Road, which becomes Burnside Road,
then becomes Douglasdale Road. 4.5 KM turn right off the narrow tar onto
the gravelled Criterion Road, at 11 KM National Monuments sign indicates
Old Bulawayo on the east and the Indaba Tree on the west. At 11.5KM park
your car for the Jesuit Mission, short walk of 0.5KM to the site of the
Jesuit Mission.
The Jesuit Fathers reached old Bulawayo early in September, 1879, and
were received by Lobengula, eventually obtaining permission to stay in
the country and establish a Mission. A Greek trader, Mr. Griete had
established a store and trading post on this spot. On 26 November 1879,
he sold his store and house to Father Prestage and the Jesuits for £500,
a lot of money in those days, for the purpose of founding a mission.
The roofless stone buildings are still fairly intact and are the oldest
remains of a European built house in Zimbabwe. Their builders, the
Jesuit Fathers Depelchin and Croonenberghs, lived here and entertained
Lobengula to tea in the centre room of this little cottage.