Nick's morning message was just beautiful - I couldn't possibly describe or retell it all, but we were left encouraged and challenged by the life of Barnabas in Acts, rather than being burdened with a 'go and do likewise' mandate. We had some SA visitors at church - Mark and Pam Cvitanich who I have previously mentioned, and their daughter Kim and her husband visiting from Hamilton. I knew Kim when we were both quite little girls in South Africa, at Honeyridge Baptist - then vaguely through the years until we went separate ways. We tried to work out when last we had seen each other, and it must have been a good 10 years at least! It was lovely to reconnect with this grown-up version of her and Paul, her hubby - both are doctors, currently studying to specialize in different fields. Again no photos (what is wrong with me), so I've done the unthinkable in lifting one of Kim's facebook photos...hee hee....
Another missions DVD in the afternoon service - just incredible - then a spur of the moment
braai with Andreas and Danielle. They make their own boerewors (translation, literally 'farm(er) sausage') which is the real thing; we took some bread along, Danielle made salads (beetroot and canned peaches made an unlikely but delicious combination) and there you have it. Mmmmm!!! Don't drool over your keyboard while I describe the pudding - lemon flavoured luxury yoghurt in meringue nests, topped with cherry juice...
Another missions DVD in the afternoon service - just incredible - then a spur of the moment braai with Andreas and Danielle. They make their own boerewors (translation, literally 'farm(er) sausage') which is the real thing; we took some bread along, Danielle made salads (beetroot and canned peaches made an unlikely but delicious combination) and there you have it. Mmmmm!!! Don't drool over your keyboard while I describe the pudding - lemon flavoured luxury yoghurt in meringue nests, topped with cherry juice...
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