The Fragrance of Freedom
Raped at the age of 19
I was raped at the age of 19. It was during my first year at university. I remember being so confused after a tutor on campus raped me. I knew I needed help.I wanted help, but I was just so confused. I picked myself up and went to a local physician to get checked out, but he could not help me. I lost hope and did not even think of going to the police afterwards. My next thought... Read More
The SAVE A TAMAR symbol
This year our pastors’ wives have worked and are still diligently working, day and night, to prepare thousands of key ring dolls, dressed in different outfits representing the various national groups in South Africa. Each doll is named ‘Tamar’ to symbolise a woman or a child who has been affected by abuse in our country. By contributing to our cause, you will be financially... Read More
Stand out
There are many times when we tend to make ourselves the victim. Just because something isn’t exactly how we want it, we have an urge to point the finger at someone else and blame them for what’s happening, or in some cases, what’s not happening. I used to do this a lot. I would say I wanted a closer family. I would say I wanted that mother-daughter relationship... Read More
WiA celebrating Mother’s Day
I want to thank all those who have bought one of our handmade pieces and have contributed to our fund raising on behalf of an orphanage in the inner side of our country (more details on the institution will follow). I trust that whoever got your gift will be very pleased. Therefore, we will carry on with our fund raising throughout the month of May so that we can offer a great help... Read More
What do they think of me
Many women live their life wondering what others think of her. Some go to the point of changing what they really are just to match other people’s opinion on how she should be. Sad though that many changes are done, external and internal, but not because as a human being they will feel better like this or that but just to agree to the general opinion of society or their interacting... Read More
WiA takes action in PE
The New Year’s Night Vigil in Port Elizabeth brought lots of blessings to the UCKG Family in Nelson Mandela’s Bay! The cherry on the top was the special participation of the wives working there who have prepared a song presentation to entertain our members and to break the year in pure joy. Well done WiA from PE! Read More
I am blessed and so are you
It’s far easier to look at all the bad things that have happened in our lives. All the words you’ve heard that hurt you so deeply, the affection you didn’t get, the appreciation you never received and all the bad stuff that is engraved in the way you react to people and situations. It’s easier to look at everything you have lost and the opportunities you... Read More
Spring in your life
Few Saturdays ago I had a wonderful surprise of having the sun back into our life, so strong, so bright, so warm after this dreadful winter with low temperatures and bad weather. But you know what? This whole transition marked my year, not physically but spiritually. It was very captivating to observe the changes in nature and follow closely to each stage of it up until now. The... Read More
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