By Jung Lee Siwe is not handing out raffle tickets or free vouchers or some sort. The leaflet reads, “I’m Precious to Jesus, please treat me as I am. You can make a difference in my life. The difference you make in me will shape […]

By Jung Lee This picture of Lonwabo was taken in early 2013 when he was 12. Three years later he is one of 8 boys who stabbed a man for a laptop, and gang raped a women in her late twenties. When we went to […]

By Zukisani Nzala Within Zola we have created our first Vuk’ukhanye group.  This group is comprised of seven individuals, and it’s just right for us to maintain a safe environment.  Everyone feels safe sharing and discussing challenges in the community.  We teach them to respond […]

We wish you a wonderful Christmas.  Thank you for your love and support. Here is lots of smiles so we can share the joy. Please visit our newly designed website www.precioustojesus.org

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 […]

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.  […]

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 […]

We have been working on a special project and God has brought together a special team. Thank you Mthandazo Vusani, Dr. Loraine Scholtz Dr. Pieter Scholtz, Zukisani Nzala, Ps. Insik Kim, Jaemin Kim, Helen Lee and Ps. Sung Jin Jun for sharing the burden.