Sdumo Dlamini, one our CarePoint coordinators is grateful for you, our partners, because of your amazing generosity through the years and especially throughout the pandemic. God Bless you all we’re so thankful for all you do.
Elliot Nkambule has been a great part of our team for years. He wanted to express his gratitude that he can continue to support his family and community, who is deeply missing their special friends who usually visit and spread such love. He’s thankful because of our wonderful partners and friends and he’s praying that each and every one of you can have divine protection through this season.
In this video, we’ll learn all about dirt! Turns out there’s a lot more going on under our feet than we may have realized! As always, we recommend turning on subtitles.
We are so very grateful for each and every person who prays, advocates, gives, comes, and partners with us in Eswatini. Without your support, ministry wouldn’t be possible especially in many of the very remote communities we serve. We appreciate you and all you’ve done over the years, our hearts are full of gratitude. We thank God for you and for what He is doing in and through this collective ministry.
In this video, we’ll learn all about dirt! Turns out there’s a lot more going on under our feet than we may have realized! As always, we recommend turning on subtitles.
Zara Motsa appreciates your pushes and pledges to support and cover us through this season. She’s praying that you are strengthened, encouraged, and protected. Yes, let it be, we love you all, thanks!
We love working in communities in Eswatini. In this video William Mtsetfwa is blessed because in the middle of a global crisis you haven’t stopped pouring into our communities and families. You’re a gift to us, thank you so much.
Thanks for joining us to see how we are constructing shelters to protect our animals (and us!) from the coming rainy season. As always, we suggest turning on subtitles.
We’re glad you’re joining us for this Vlog. As always, audio is tricky with wind and cars, so please turn on subtitles.
In this video, we see the group hard at work making room for a future gate and building a wendy house that had to be transported from another town in Eswatini.
We continue our vlog series at the farm- another surprise is in store! As always, please turn on subtitles since our audio doesn’t always pick up.
