The Kuyasa community is stricken with many problems such as murder, rape, street gang fights and robbery. Also, it has been flooded with NGO’s and missionaries attempting to help the situation, but most (if not all) of their attempts have become failed attempts. With much […]

It was a wonderful time fellowshipping with other missionary families.

I finally caught up with him and sat him next to me to talk. He said, “I made one mistake three years ago (stolen a DVD Player) and people never trusted me again. Also, I don’t know where my life is going. I have tried […]

Community members and children came out singing toyi Toyi songs. Toyi Toyi is a South African dance that is used to intimidate during political protests. Many came out waiving banners and posters saying “Stop to rape, our rights and justice.” The community leaders came to […]

I saw something wrapped in a piece of nylon around Lelo’s waist.  Just to poke fun at the muti (traditional medicine), I pulled it out in front of his mother.  They consider it jinxed if someone else, especially a foreigner such as me, touches it.  […]

Once I had a sleepover at my friend’s house when I was a kid.  My friend had an uncle.  After we were put to bed, he came into the room and started to pray passionately for my friend.  It is one of those childhood memories […]

This is the leaflet that started RMA (Righteous Men Assembly) one year and a half ago.  With help of friends from Vancouver Korean Presbyterian Church, we were able to print 20,000 leaflets along with glow in the dark bracelets (still in delivery).  It would be […]

  After 3 months, we asked our parents of OLIA Lifestyle ECD Centre how they felt.

Ms. Penelope has done a fantastic job setting up a Montessori classroom environment. They are ready for the next step.

Helen will be visiting Vancouver from June 26th to July 13th.  She will be sharing on Wednesday, July 8th at Vancouver Korean Presbyterian Church.  It is her first trip back since 2010.  We ask for your prayers and attention.