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An open letter to DSS teachers My heart is overflowing with thankfulness for everything that Kwasizabantu Mission has done for me. Once I get started I think it will end in a book, so I will try to keep this as short as I can. I was very privileged to attend Domino Servite School from…

Joleen: I grew up in a Christian home, and my first visit to Kwasizabantu Mission, I’m told, was at two weeks old.  I had decided from a young age to serve Christ. I was in a main stream public school up to Grade 8. Very early on I decided never to have a boyfriend. It…

As a teenager I felt empty and unhappy. Though I had a lot of fun at school with my friends, this feeling kept coming back. When I finished school, I found a nice job and bought a little car. I thought this feeling of freedom would chase my emptiness away. But it didn’t. Then I…

H D Leach 16 October 2020 (The anniversary of my arrival here!) The Lord called me to live and work at KwaSizabantu Mission the moment I drove through the gates for the first time in October 1991. I was seeking where the Lord wanted me in the world and to which missionary organisation I should…

My name is Marlon Jacobs. I’m from Cape Town. More than two years ago I was living on the streets due to my drug addiction. I used to smoke tik, dagga, mandrax, alcohol – anything that I could use to bring me down, feeling sorry for myself. But in all I went through, God was…

I know the Mission Kwasizabantu since 1987. I grew up in a Christian family in Germany.But through the gospel brought by Reverend Erlo Stegen I could confess my sins. And I received peace, freedom and victory over sin.Through this gospel I could enter pure in marriage. Today I and my family are richly blessed. I…

Even as a young boy my life was dominated by fear and anxiety, violent anger outbursts, immorality, depression and suicidal tendencies. During my high school years I started to cry out to God and to search for help. In 1988 I miraculously ended up at Kwasizabantu mission for a few days. What I observed and…

My name is Luca Asnicar. I have been a volunteer at Kwasizabantu for 6 years and I am very thankful that the Lord allowed my family and me to live there. In 2006, after obtaining my master’s degree in Translation from the University of Udine, in Italy, I was working for a publishing house in…

We thank the Lord with all our hearts for His grace for letting us be part of this wonderful work. We stand with Uncle Erlo and really want to say thank you to him for his obedience to God over all the years. The fruit of his life is thousands of people who have been…