Outreaches

My name is Sibusiso Mbelu. I grew up in Newlands West, Durban. When I look back over my life, I cannot believe from where the Lord has brought me. There was a time when there was no hope that I could become something in life. Drugs, gangsterism and crime had ravaged my life and I…

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Teams went out for over a week in early March 2016. Many thousands of children were reached in areas of South KZN and Eastern Cape. See our YouTube video of similar evanglism last year.

Whenever possible, we try to feed and clothe orphans not far from the mission. More than 2000 children have been registered as orphans, mostly because of the HIV / Aids crisis in South Africa. When the parents die there is usually a granny or aunt who is willing to look after the orphaned children. We…

Dr Jan Pienaar joined his daughter and son-in-law, Herbert Reimer, for a Youth Conference in July. When he returned to Kwasizabantu he showed a Powerpoint and the following slides are from those those.

Every Sunday about 100 children or more are brought to the Sunday service from surrounding areas. Most come from an informal settlement in Kranskop, about 20 km away, where some coworkers have been organizing outreaches to these children. Helpers are mostly students from Cedar College of Education at the mission. Recently, one of the students,…

For many years Kwasizabantu teams have been going out to schools to bring the Gospel. This year, that number has reached over 600 schools in most Provinces of our country – more than any other year. Many hundreds of thousands have heard the Word of the Lord in different ways: singing, preaching and testimonies from…

This is the season for co-workers to bring the Gospel to local schools. Between 6 and 8 schools are visited every morning. In South Africa assemblies are still held before school begins. This usually takes place at about 7:30 or 7:45 am. In these 15 minutes Kwasizabantu co-workers (mostly from the KSB choir) can sing…

Latest: A team returned from the Eastern Cape area on 1 September. They visited 43 schools which had about 21,000 children. The response was a blessing to witness. Another team is in the Cape visiting about 97 schools. This year has seen more schools reached with the Gospel than ever before. Co-workers and young people…

On 1 June a team from Kwasizabantu visited one of the areas where orphans received quilts from the Netherlands and groceries from the mission. A group of ladies from Gouda in Holland had donated 62 hand-made quilts for the orphans. We used this as an opportunity to distribute much need groceries which included: flour, maize-meal,…

Kwasizabantu has recently taken over the running of an orphan project, school and farm in the Eastern Cape. Situated just 10km from the East London airport this project, called Daily Bread, has been running for some years under the leadership of very dedicated staff. The orphanage and school are situated on about 110 hectares of…