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February 3, 2016 by webmaster

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I’ve been asking God who I am for what seems like forever. Not just, “What should I be when I grow up?” Although that has been a very frequent topic of discussion between the two of us. Most of the time, though, the questions are more along the lines of “Do I matter? Is who I […]

Raising the younger generation

January 28, 2016 by webmaster

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I was thinking about what one could do to help the younger generation to set goals and standards for the future. I grew up in Waterfalls (predominantly) and spent the first foundational years of my life there. In sociology we say that socialization is very important and that at this stage we learn from what […]

Life away from home

July 29, 2015 by webmaster

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The teaching of the importance of personal relationship with Christ was in every service as far as I can remember. A couple of times this question was posed : if one day we wake up and we can’t meet as we do on Sunday for church, Tuesday for prayers, Life Group , and any […]

Give your all to Jesus

July 21, 2015 by webmaster

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By Roak Dunkley I was holding my two-year old daughter during the praise and worship segment of the service this Sunday, and I just sat down with her for a moment so as to rest my back a little. As we were sitting there I was looking at her knee, where there is a tiny […]

Missions in Zimbabwe

December 25, 2014 by webmaster

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I have been volunteering in Zimbabwe for the past three years with a local charity called Oasis. We are based near Epworth, the poorest high-density suburb in Harare, and we have five projects reaching out to vulnerable people in this community. One helps to establish pre-schools for orphaned and vulnerable children, one trains local churches […]

Six months in Zimbabwe: October 2013 – April 2014

December 10, 2014 by webmaster

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I arrived in Zimbabwe for the first time in May last year for 2 weeks, and it had such an impact on me that I felt God call me back again in October – this time for 6 months! My main role was to ensure the smooth running of Jabulani Children’s home while Alan and […]

Money Matters – Personal Budgeting

November 25, 2014 by webmaster

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“We didn’t actually overspend our budget. The allocation simply fell short of our expenditure” – Keith Davis Some of us may identify with that quote because we tend to spend consciously or sub-consciously, more than we earn. However, most cannot begin to relate to the quote largely because our income and expenditure are not bound […]