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There's no shortage of religion in Africa already. So this doesn't really impress me. Feed them without preaching to them and attaching your religious beliefs to it...no strings attached. That would impress me. Otherwise, meh...whatever. Guess it makes you feel good.
MrRedFredSaid 1 year ago
We do not push God "down their throats," but bring a Christian message and singing (in both isiZulu and English) is offered to them. They can eat and not be a part of the activities if they choose.
These kids were part of a larger group that asked about being Baptized.
On the day of the baptism, the local authorities had a Cultural Day, so the kids had a further choice to make.
I believe it made them feel good as well as us.
Blessings,
Dr.Hutter
tjhutter 1 year ago
I go to South Africa every year for months at a time and I still see many of these kids. We are working with thousands of AIDS orphans and we are always looking at donations or ways to extend our outreach.
If you want to help we can always find a place for help.
Cheers,
Dr.Hutter
tjhutter 3 years ago
You know it would be fantastic if these kids could see this video! Africans love it when you take photos of them. Godd bless them all and may they have a super life without crime, violence and hate. If only everyone is SA could be brought up with religion and live by the word. I'm here in the UK and wish my kids will meet someone with the same believes i.e. don't steel, don't kill, respect ur mother and father, not commit adultery, not covet etc. That's my one and only wish for my kids!!!
tantjies 3 years ago
What song is this? It's beautiful!
madcowrl 3 years ago
Do you people also help the orphaans of Nkandla - Not far from Melmoth
Praise God we still have people with compassion and heart
VetterWaterloo 4 years ago
We have worked with learners from Nkandla schools, but not specifically with just AIDS orphans. If I can be given any contact information I will make an effort to go to Nkandala, which is about 2+ hours from where I stay in Mtunzini.
It is not work, but a blessing to be able to share God's love with the many orphans and destitute of "Zululand."
tjhutter 4 years ago