Most Exciting News Ever!
This month we have the most exciting news to share with you. It’s the kind of news that will change our lives drastically, but in the best way possible.
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Rollercoaster Family Visits
Last week was a precious time of visiting with our family and dear friends in KZN. Although this detour was a bit off our route, we felt that it was a necessary step in our journey. We have no idea when we will be back in SA to see my mom and dad again so
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Faith When Trials Abound
Today we got the good news of our Visa approval but prior to this when things were still swaying in the balance, I was faced with a personal and spiritual challenge. Looking back knowing the Visa is approved, it seems so simple now but I am going to share with you anyway. Last week in
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Saying Goodbye Hurts!
Yesterday as we got their things together and prepared them to meet their new family I felt sick to my stomach. Were we doing the right thing? These are our fur-babies, our girls. Will they feel like we abandoned them? Will they understand? Coming home after settling them in was really hard as we started
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Commissioning and Farewell
What an exciting, sad, and touching day it was. The wind was blowing, clouds in the sky threatening to cast rain upon our celebrations, and the sun peaking through the clouds every now and again. The weather seemed to echo the turmoil in our hearts. Today was a sad day for us and yet it
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Ordination: A new chapter
On Sunday 28 November at my ordination service held at Tokai Community Church I was made a deacon in our denomination (REACH-SA). It was an inspiring and beautiful service. I was super encouraged by the missionary theme that the whole service had – all the songs, the sermon, and even the ordination itself inspired me
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A Journey of Faith
I was raised in a home where “living by faith” was the norm. You might be wondering what I mean when I use the phrase “living by faith” but among those living in our community this was understood to mean that we did not earn a salary or get paid for doing our job. My
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How I became a Christian
Before my encounter with God Freedom and rebellion were my primary values. Having grown up in a strictly conservative Christian home, I rebelled against all the Christian rules and regulations which were forced upon me and only wished to live free from any rules. I grew to hate God and despise Christianity which seemed intent
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