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When Hands at Work leaders began visiting Seville B for the first time, they didn’t know where to go and were simply following the lead of the Holy Spirit. They didn’t go with plans of building a Care Point but of hearing from God. They were able to speak with the Induna (local community leader) about whether this was the right place and, hearing from him, knew that God had led them to the right place.

Read more about the history of Seville B and the story of how Hands at Work is finding the most vulnerable in Seville B: https://www.handsatwork.org/southafrica/seville-b

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“The family was surprised that we were willing to come and see, and to stay with them. The roof leaked and the floor was wet. They tried hard to accommodate us but we said that it doesn’t matter, we are here for you. People even came by to ask why we would stay there. They thought that it wasn’t a good enough place and they looked down on the family. But what a blessing it was to be with this family, and what a relationship we have begun.”

- Audres, Hands at Work leader (South Africa), reflects on staying with a family in the new community of Manyeleti in South Africa