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International Widows Day 2017 ⠀ "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world." - James 1:27 ⠀ ⠀ Hands at Work in Africa envisions the local church in Africa effectively caring for the dying, orphaned and widowed, and unified in this mission with the Church outside Africa. Pray for God to comfort and bring protection to the widows across Africa that are struggling to provide for their children due to challenging circumstances and are crying out for deliverance. ⠀ ⠀ #InternationalWidowsDay #ServingTheMostVulnerable ⠀
International Widows Day 2017 ⠀ "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world." - James 1:27 ⠀ ⠀ Hands at Work in Africa envisions the local church in Africa effectively caring for the dying, orphaned and widowed, and unified in this mission with the Church outside Africa. Pray for God to comfort and bring protection to the widows across Africa that are struggling to provide for their children due to challenging circumstances and are crying out for deliverance. ⠀ ⠀ #InternationalWidowsDay #ServingTheMostVulnerable ⠀
At Hands at Work, our local Africans, international volunteers and international office volunteers are called together to serve the most vulnerable in the poorest communities in Africa. However, in order to do this, we must first serve the people around us. Our desire is that the culture of Hands at Work would be one of honesty and vulnerability where we seek to serve one another with accountability, sacrifice and love. Featured are ten of Hands at Work’s local and #InternationalVolunteers, both living in Africa and international countries outside Africa: Michelle Tom (International Volunteer, US) Patricia Mokoena (African Volunteer, South Africa) Busie Sityata-Jones (African Volunteer, South Africa) Carleigh Wegner (International Office, Canada) Charlotte Henderson (International Volunteer, UK) Farzam Mohajer (International Volunteer, Canada) Rachel McLaughlin (International Office, Australia) Charissa Cloete (African Volunteer, SouthAfrica) Claire Rowley (International Office, UK) Brooke Heubner (International Office, US) #HandsCommunity
At Hands at Work, our local Africans, international volunteers and international office volunteers are called together to serve the most vulnerable in the poorest communities in Africa. However, in order to do this, we must first serve the people around us. Our desire is that the culture of Hands at Work would be one of honesty and vulnerability where we seek to serve one another with accountability, sacrifice and love. Featured are ten of Hands at Work’s local and #InternationalVolunteers, both living in Africa and international countries outside Africa: Michelle Tom (International Volunteer, US) Patricia Mokoena (African Volunteer, South Africa) Busie Sityata-Jones (African Volunteer, South Africa) Carleigh Wegner (International Office, Canada) Charlotte Henderson (International Volunteer, UK) Farzam Mohajer (International Volunteer, Canada) Rachel McLaughlin (International Office, Australia) Charissa Cloete (African Volunteer, SouthAfrica) Claire Rowley (International Office, UK) Brooke Heubner (International Office, US) #HandsCommunity
"I see their pain and I want to stand in the gap on behalf of our children. I developed this heart, which breaks when I see someone suffering. I strive to speak up and fight for justice. I have learned to live my life not for myself but for others; any day, any hour. When the work day is considered over, I still want to support those who are suffering. It is not my ministry, it is my life. I feel Christ in me so I try to act and be like Christ." - Erick Rukang, African #Volunteer (#DemocraticRepublicofCongo) ⠀ ⠀ #VolunteersInAction #ServingTheMostVulnerable
"I see their pain and I want to stand in the gap on behalf of our children. I developed this heart, which breaks when I see someone suffering. I strive to speak up and fight for justice. I have learned to live my life not for myself but for others; any day, any hour. When the work day is considered over, I still want to support those who are suffering. It is not my ministry, it is my life. I feel Christ in me so I try to act and be like Christ." - Erick Rukang, African #Volunteer (#DemocraticRepublicofCongo) ⠀ ⠀ #VolunteersInAction #ServingTheMostVulnerable
Audrey Sibiya (African Volunteer, #SouthAfrica) shares about what church mobilisation looks like at the Pfunani Community Based Organisation (CBO) in Welverdiend, South Africa: "There are two pastors who are actively involved at the Pfunani Life Centre: Pastor Richard Masuku and Pastor Paul. Pastor Richard serves as one of our board members at the Pfunani CBO in Welverdiend. We have a strong relationship with these pastors and they are willing to support us whenever we need them." Please #pray for more pastors like Pastor Richard and Pastor Paul in each of our communities across Africa to stand up and recognise their biblical mandate to care for the most vulnerable. #ChristAsOurFoundation #LocalChurch
Audrey Sibiya (African Volunteer, #SouthAfrica) shares about what church mobilisation looks like at the Pfunani Community Based Organisation (CBO) in Welverdiend, South Africa: "There are two pastors who are actively involved at the Pfunani Life Centre: Pastor Richard Masuku and Pastor Paul. Pastor Richard serves as one of our board members at the Pfunani CBO in Welverdiend. We have a strong relationship with these pastors and they are willing to support us whenever we need them." Please #pray for more pastors like Pastor Richard and Pastor Paul in each of our communities across Africa to stand up and recognise their biblical mandate to care for the most vulnerable. #ChristAsOurFoundation #LocalChurch
Bambanani Community Based Organisation (CBO) operates in Oshoek, near the #Swaziland border and this is the community nine-year-old Kefentse* lives in. His eyes tell a story of pain and hardship. In his short life, Kefentse has experienced the death of both his parents. Kefentse’s older sister became the #PrimaryCaregiver for him and his four other siblings. Kefentse knows that he is loved by God and the #CareWorkers at the Care Point. The women truly live out Isaiah 52:7, “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaims salvation, who say to Zion, ‘Your God reigns!’⠀ ⠀ #ChristOurFoundation #Scripture #VolunteersInAction
Bambanani Community Based Organisation (CBO) operates in Oshoek, near the #Swaziland border and this is the community nine-year-old Kefentse* lives in. His eyes tell a story of pain and hardship. In his short life, Kefentse has experienced the death of both his parents. Kefentse’s older sister became the #PrimaryCaregiver for him and his four other siblings. Kefentse knows that he is loved by God and the #CareWorkers at the Care Point. The women truly live out Isaiah 52:7, “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaims salvation, who say to Zion, ‘Your God reigns!’⠀ ⠀ #ChristOurFoundation #Scripture #VolunteersInAction
'Day in the Life’ At Hands at Work, local and #internationalvolunteers come together to serve the most vulnerable in whatever way is necessary. We live a lifestyle where we care about one another before we reach out to others. Praying, worshipping, eating and working together, we say, ‘we are before we do’. Hands at Work volunteers serve the long term local workers as scaffolding; a temporary, but essential tool in building capacity. Featured are 10 photos of what a typical day at Hands can look like: Do YOU feel called? Check out the ‘#come’ page on our website to learn more about how you can volunteer with Hands at Work. The link is in our profile. #servingthemostvulnerable #ourcalling
'Day in the Life’ At Hands at Work, local and #internationalvolunteers come together to serve the most vulnerable in whatever way is necessary. We live a lifestyle where we care about one another before we reach out to others. Praying, worshipping, eating and working together, we say, ‘we are before we do’. Hands at Work volunteers serve the long term local workers as scaffolding; a temporary, but essential tool in building capacity. Featured are 10 photos of what a typical day at Hands can look like: Do YOU feel called? Check out the ‘#come’ page on our website to learn more about how you can volunteer with Hands at Work. The link is in our profile. #servingthemostvulnerable #ourcalling
"The reason why I am passionate about church mobilisation is because it is biblical. If you read James 1:27, God told us that true religion is to visit orphans and widows in their time of distress. This is the biggest reason why I am passionate about church mobilisation and it is sad to say that in #Zambia much of the church is busy focusing on something else. We need to remind the body of Christ that this is the mandate that God has given us." - Blessings Sambo (Kitwe Local Office, Zambia) ⠀ ⠀ #scripture #localchurch #servingthemostvulnerable ⠀ ⠀
"The reason why I am passionate about church mobilisation is because it is biblical. If you read James 1:27, God told us that true religion is to visit orphans and widows in their time of distress. This is the biggest reason why I am passionate about church mobilisation and it is sad to say that in #Zambia much of the church is busy focusing on something else. We need to remind the body of Christ that this is the mandate that God has given us." - Blessings Sambo (Kitwe Local Office, Zambia) ⠀ ⠀ #scripture #localchurch #servingthemostvulnerable ⠀ ⠀
In May, the Ridgewood Pentecostal Church team from the #US came to serve with Hands at Work for two weeks; blessing and being blessed by the children, the #CareWorkers and the #PrimaryCaregivers. ⠀ ⠀ John Andryuk shares: ⠀ ⠀ “The Care Workers are amazing people. They take time out of their day to cook for the children and to provide them with a safe environment where they can simply be children. The love and faithfulness that they show towards them is something that God has got me thinking about.” ⠀ ⠀ #InternationalChurch #ChristAsOurFoundation
In May, the Ridgewood Pentecostal Church team from the #US came to serve with Hands at Work for two weeks; blessing and being blessed by the children, the #CareWorkers and the #PrimaryCaregivers. ⠀ ⠀ John Andryuk shares: ⠀ ⠀ “The Care Workers are amazing people. They take time out of their day to cook for the children and to provide them with a safe environment where they can simply be children. The love and faithfulness that they show towards them is something that God has got me thinking about.” ⠀ ⠀ #InternationalChurch #ChristAsOurFoundation
Dawson Reddekopp (International Volunteer, #Canada) reflects on what has stood out to him during this season of orientation and then his placement in Zambia: ⠀ ⠀ "Being a part of the Hands at Work community, both in #SouthAfrica and in #Zambia, has been really special! I never truly understood what it meant to live out kingdom culture, but I believe the Hands family has done a beautiful job of living this out. Being amongst such a culturally and denominationally diverse group of people has opened my eyes to the unity that we are called to have as followers of Christ."⠀ ⠀ Psalm 133:1 – How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity! ⠀ ⠀ #Scripture #ChristAsOurFoundation
Dawson Reddekopp (International Volunteer, #Canada) reflects on what has stood out to him during this season of orientation and then his placement in Zambia: ⠀ ⠀ "Being a part of the Hands at Work community, both in #SouthAfrica and in #Zambia, has been really special! I never truly understood what it meant to live out kingdom culture, but I believe the Hands family has done a beautiful job of living this out. Being amongst such a culturally and denominationally diverse group of people has opened my eyes to the unity that we are called to have as followers of Christ."⠀ ⠀ Psalm 133:1 – How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity! ⠀ ⠀ #Scripture #ChristAsOurFoundation
At the beginning of May, several pastors from around the world travelled to #Zimbabwe with George Snyman, co-founder of Hands at Work, for a week of learning, discipling and going deeper with the work that Hands is involved with in Zimbabwe.⠀ ⠀ Tim McLaughlin (long-time friend of Hands at Work, #Australia) shares a story from his time in Zimbabwe: ⠀ ⠀ “While I was in Mutare, Zimbabwe, I met the grandmother that is featured in this photo. Her children had either passed away or left; leaving their children with their ageing grandmother. In total, she looks after seven grandchildren and two other children in a concrete house that is too small to support the family. Her only source of income comes from collecting recyclable plastics on the streets of Mutare and receiving only $1 USD for a 90kg (200lb) bag. The situation is challenging but praise God for the Sakubva Community Based Organisation where her grandchildren receive one balanced meal per day.”⠀ ⠀ Please #pray for this grandmother and the many like her that are struggling to provide for their grandchildren. Pray that God will provide; bringing them peace and comfort. ⠀ ⠀ #ServingTheMostVulnerable #HolyHomeVisit
At the beginning of May, several pastors from around the world travelled to #Zimbabwe with George Snyman, co-founder of Hands at Work, for a week of learning, discipling and going deeper with the work that Hands is involved with in Zimbabwe.⠀ ⠀ Tim McLaughlin (long-time friend of Hands at Work, #Australia) shares a story from his time in Zimbabwe: ⠀ ⠀ “While I was in Mutare, Zimbabwe, I met the grandmother that is featured in this photo. Her children had either passed away or left; leaving their children with their ageing grandmother. In total, she looks after seven grandchildren and two other children in a concrete house that is too small to support the family. Her only source of income comes from collecting recyclable plastics on the streets of Mutare and receiving only $1 USD for a 90kg (200lb) bag. The situation is challenging but praise God for the Sakubva Community Based Organisation where her grandchildren receive one balanced meal per day.”⠀ ⠀ Please #pray for this grandmother and the many like her that are struggling to provide for their grandchildren. Pray that God will provide; bringing them peace and comfort. ⠀ ⠀ #ServingTheMostVulnerable #HolyHomeVisit
Every Monday morning, before the work week starts, the men of Hands at Work gather together in the chapel to pray. They take turns leading and sharing how God has been speaking to him lately. Together, they approach the throne of God our Father. ⠀ ⠀ #ChristAsOurFoundation #Pray #Scripture
Every Monday morning, before the work week starts, the men of Hands at Work gather together in the chapel to pray. They take turns leading and sharing how God has been speaking to him lately. Together, they approach the throne of God our Father. ⠀ ⠀ #ChristAsOurFoundation #Pray #Scripture
On the last Friday of every month, the Hands at Work family joins the #CareWorkers at the Care Point of one of the Community Based Organisations. Today, they were visiting Chibote, #Zambia. #ChristAsOurFoundation
#CareWorkers from Zwelisha Community regularly participate in a Relationship Group where they hear from God's word and share their challenges. ⠀ ⠀ #Scripture #ChristAsOurFoundation
#CareWorkers from Zwelisha Community regularly participate in a Relationship Group where they hear from God's word and share their challenges. ⠀ ⠀ #Scripture #ChristAsOurFoundation
At the beginning of #2017, the Finance #Team committed to visiting our #LifeCentres on a regular basis. This was made a priority in order to make the work more personal. ⠀ ⠀ #VolunteersInAction #InternationalVolunteer
At the beginning of #2017, the Finance #Team committed to visiting our #LifeCentres on a regular basis. This was made a priority in order to make the work more personal. ⠀ ⠀ #VolunteersInAction #InternationalVolunteer
"Let them praise His name with dancing; let them sing praises to Him with timbrel and lyre."⠀ - Psalm 149:3 ⠀ ⠀ #Dance #Joy
"Let them praise His name with dancing; let them sing praises to Him with timbrel and lyre."⠀ - Psalm 149:3 ⠀ ⠀ #Dance #Joy
International Widows Day 2017 ⠀ "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world." - James 1:27 ⠀ ⠀ Hands at Work in Africa envisions the local church in Africa effectively caring for the dying, orphaned and widowed, and unified in this mission with the Church outside Africa. Pray for God to comfort and bring protection to the widows across Africa that are struggling to provide for their children due to challenging circumstances and are crying out for deliverance. ⠀ ⠀ #InternationalWidowsDay #ServingTheMostVulnerable ⠀ At Hands at Work, our local Africans, international volunteers and international office volunteers are called together to serve the most vulnerable in the poorest communities in Africa. However, in order to do this, we must first serve the people around us. Our desire is that the culture of Hands at Work would be one of honesty and vulnerability where we seek to serve one another with accountability, sacrifice and love. Featured are ten of Hands at Work’s local and #InternationalVolunteers, both living in Africa and international countries outside Africa: Michelle Tom (International Volunteer, US) Patricia Mokoena (African Volunteer, South Africa) Busie Sityata-Jones (African Volunteer, South Africa) Carleigh Wegner (International Office, Canada) Charlotte Henderson (International Volunteer, UK) Farzam Mohajer (International Volunteer, Canada) Rachel McLaughlin (International Office, Australia) Charissa Cloete (African Volunteer, SouthAfrica) Claire Rowley (International Office, UK) Brooke Heubner (International Office, US) #HandsCommunity "I see their pain and I want to stand in the gap on behalf of our children. I developed this heart, which breaks when I see someone suffering. I strive to speak up and fight for justice. I have learned to live my life not for myself but for others; any day, any hour. When the work day is considered over, I still want to support those who are suffering. It is not my ministry, it is my life. I feel Christ in me so I try to act and be like Christ." - Erick Rukang, African #Volunteer (#DemocraticRepublicofCongo) ⠀ ⠀ #VolunteersInAction #ServingTheMostVulnerable Audrey Sibiya (African Volunteer, #SouthAfrica) shares about what church mobilisation looks like at the Pfunani Community Based Organisation (CBO) in Welverdiend, South Africa: "There are two pastors who are actively involved at the Pfunani Life Centre: Pastor Richard Masuku and Pastor Paul. Pastor Richard serves as one of our board members at the Pfunani CBO in Welverdiend. We have a strong relationship with these pastors and they are willing to support us whenever we need them." Please #pray for more pastors like Pastor Richard and Pastor Paul in each of our communities across Africa to stand up and recognise their biblical mandate to care for the most vulnerable. #ChristAsOurFoundation #LocalChurch Bambanani Community Based Organisation (CBO) operates in Oshoek, near the #Swaziland border and this is the community nine-year-old Kefentse* lives in. His eyes tell a story of pain and hardship. In his short life, Kefentse has experienced the death of both his parents. Kefentse’s older sister became the #PrimaryCaregiver for him and his four other siblings. Kefentse knows that he is loved by God and the #CareWorkers at the Care Point. The women truly live out Isaiah 52:7, “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaims salvation, who say to Zion, ‘Your God reigns!’⠀ ⠀ #ChristOurFoundation #Scripture #VolunteersInAction 'Day in the Life’ At Hands at Work, local and #internationalvolunteers come together to serve the most vulnerable in whatever way is necessary. We live a lifestyle where we care about one another before we reach out to others. Praying, worshipping, eating and working together, we say, ‘we are before we do’. Hands at Work volunteers serve the long term local workers as scaffolding; a temporary, but essential tool in building capacity. Featured are 10 photos of what a typical day at Hands can look like: Do YOU feel called? Check out the ‘#come’ page on our website to learn more about how you can volunteer with Hands at Work. The link is in our profile. #servingthemostvulnerable #ourcalling "The reason why I am passionate about church mobilisation is because it is biblical. If you read James 1:27, God told us that true religion is to visit orphans and widows in their time of distress. This is the biggest reason why I am passionate about church mobilisation and it is sad to say that in #Zambia much of the church is busy focusing on something else. We need to remind the body of Christ that this is the mandate that God has given us." - Blessings Sambo (Kitwe Local Office, Zambia) ⠀ ⠀ #scripture #localchurch #servingthemostvulnerable ⠀ ⠀ In May, the Ridgewood Pentecostal Church team from the #US came to serve with Hands at Work for two weeks; blessing and being blessed by the children, the #CareWorkers and the #PrimaryCaregivers. ⠀ ⠀ John Andryuk shares: ⠀ ⠀ “The Care Workers are amazing people. They take time out of their day to cook for the children and to provide them with a safe environment where they can simply be children. The love and faithfulness that they show towards them is something that God has got me thinking about.” ⠀ ⠀ #InternationalChurch #ChristAsOurFoundation Dawson Reddekopp (International Volunteer, #Canada) reflects on what has stood out to him during this season of orientation and then his placement in Zambia: ⠀ ⠀ "Being a part of the Hands at Work community, both in #SouthAfrica and in #Zambia, has been really special! I never truly understood what it meant to live out kingdom culture, but I believe the Hands family has done a beautiful job of living this out. Being amongst such a culturally and denominationally diverse group of people has opened my eyes to the unity that we are called to have as followers of Christ."⠀ ⠀ Psalm 133:1 – How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity! ⠀ ⠀ #Scripture #ChristAsOurFoundation At the beginning of May, several pastors from around the world travelled to #Zimbabwe with George Snyman, co-founder of Hands at Work, for a week of learning, discipling and going deeper with the work that Hands is involved with in Zimbabwe.⠀ ⠀ Tim McLaughlin (long-time friend of Hands at Work, #Australia) shares a story from his time in Zimbabwe: ⠀ ⠀ “While I was in Mutare, Zimbabwe, I met the grandmother that is featured in this photo. Her children had either passed away or left; leaving their children with their ageing grandmother. In total, she looks after seven grandchildren and two other children in a concrete house that is too small to support the family. Her only source of income comes from collecting recyclable plastics on the streets of Mutare and receiving only $1 USD for a 90kg (200lb) bag. The situation is challenging but praise God for the Sakubva Community Based Organisation where her grandchildren receive one balanced meal per day.”⠀ ⠀ Please #pray for this grandmother and the many like her that are struggling to provide for their grandchildren. Pray that God will provide; bringing them peace and comfort. ⠀ ⠀ #ServingTheMostVulnerable #HolyHomeVisit Every Monday morning, before the work week starts, the men of Hands at Work gather together in the chapel to pray. They take turns leading and sharing how God has been speaking to him lately. Together, they approach the throne of God our Father. ⠀ ⠀ #ChristAsOurFoundation #Pray #Scripture
On the last Friday of every month, the Hands at Work family joins the #CareWorkers at the Care Point of one of the Community Based Organisations. Today, they were visiting Chibote, #Zambia. #ChristAsOurFoundation
#CareWorkers from Zwelisha Community regularly participate in a Relationship Group where they hear from God's word and share their challenges. ⠀ ⠀ #Scripture #ChristAsOurFoundation At the beginning of #2017, the Finance #Team committed to visiting our #LifeCentres on a regular basis. This was made a priority in order to make the work more personal. ⠀ ⠀ #VolunteersInAction #InternationalVolunteer "Let them praise His name with dancing; let them sing praises to Him with timbrel and lyre."⠀ - Psalm 149:3 ⠀ ⠀ #Dance #Joy

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