아프리카의 삶
When I was in high school, the Walkman was a thing to lust after. If you are old enough, then you know those ones with the shiny and sturdy metal cases and refined mechanical noises with electronically activated cassette heads (not mechanical pressed in buttons). […]
“Lord, may this child live in your presence. May this child experience the abundance of your love. May this child receive fullness of your grace. Lord, remember this child as your servant’s own.” Zimasa is one of our Zola youth. She moved away to Atlantis […]
This year, missionary Jaemin invited to guide the teachers from 25 Khayelithsa preschools with Montessori skills. We decided on phonics for the year’s training. Helen led monthly seminars and Ms. Wendy and Pinky visited the preschools every Tuesday. It was a great blessing for Ms. […]
What do you do to make sure that your teenage girl has lunch at school everyday, if you don’t live with her (can’t pack lunch for her) and giving her money is not a viable option? This is what you need to do. Step 1. […]
When Ms. Wendy came to school this morning, she was barefooted and crying. She was mugged by two guys. She didn’t have anything on her, so they beat her and took her shoes. After school, one of the parents heard about it and she took […]
I found myself glancing at the clock every 30 seconds when it turned 8pm. It had been about 3 and a half hours since we dropped off Papama at the first birthday party of one of her classmates and my calls were going straight into […]
We just dropped of Papama at the first birthday party of her school friends. I had to contain myself from walking in and taking tons of pictures of Papama and her friends. As a guardian, dropping her off was enough (for today at least). Sigh~
Introducing Dr. Yamwana for all your township problem. Are these what township people want? Anyways, I’m holding out for ‘Money back guarantee’.
The street committee leaders invited us for a meeting regarding our Zola Montessori Preschool ministry. In the picture, Ms Wendy is introducing out ministry. Now we have full support from the community.