Seven years ago I decided to join the kids’ ministry to give back and spend time
with my daughter as she grows in her journey of faith. What started as a way to spend time with my daughter and contribute to the
community has turned into a profound personal growth experience.
What truly makes this experience special is the sense of community. Mosaïek
isn’t just a place to show up on Sunday; it’s a supportive, loving family that lifts
each other up. I’ve met wonderful people who have become friends, shared
countless laughs, and found solace in times of need.

It’s been a road filled with joy, love and faith.
I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

– Shande –

The Praxis group is a bit of an oasis for me.  It feels a like when you are on a
hiking trail, and you’ve just climbed a steep hill, and then you reach a viewpoint
where you stop for a moment to marvel at the landscape and take it all in.

When you think about it, we’re really just a group of people who commit to becoming still before the Lord at a set time – turning toward Him in the silence as a group.
And doing that with other people just brings a kind of depth to the experience that I wouldn’t have on my own. I think it also makes me more faithful in sticking to the rhythm of daily prayer, rather than
becoming busy and caught up in my everyday things.
– Stanley –

Hi, my name is Joyce. I’m 58 years old. I’m living here in Zandspruit from 1999. I look after my sister’s child. my sister’s child is a CP (Cerebral Palsy). She can’t walk, she can’t do anything. I’m taking her to the hospital. I put her on my back because there’s no road. We’re even struggling with the wheelchair. I love her so much; we’re supposed to love our children like
this. The nice thing is, we also get love from Emthonjeni. They call us, we have meetings there. We share the problems and the struggles we have.
I’m so grateful for these projects and all the support
– Joyce –

Seven years ago I decided to join the kids’ ministry to give back and spend time
with my daughter as she grows in her journey of faith. What started as a way to spend time with my daughter and contribute to the
community has turned into a profound personal growth experience.
What truly makes this experience special is the sense of community. Mosaïek
isn’t just a place to show up on Sunday; it’s a supportive, loving family that lifts
each other up. I’ve met wonderful people who have become friends, shared
countless laughs, and found solace in times of need.

It’s been a road filled with joy, love and faith.
I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

– Shande –

The Praxis group is a bit of an oasis for me.  It feels a like when you are on a
hiking trail, and you’ve just climbed a steep hill, and then you reach a viewpoint
where you stop for a moment to marvel at the landscape and take it all in.

When you think about it, we’re really just a group of people who commit to becoming still before the Lord at a set time – turning toward Him in the silence as a group.
And doing that with other people just brings a kind of depth to the experience that I wouldn’t have on my own. I think it also makes me more faithful in sticking to the rhythm of daily prayer, rather than
becoming busy and caught up in my everyday things.
– Stanley –

Hi, my name is Joyce. I’m 58 years old. I’m living here in Zandspruit from 1999. I look after my sister’s child. my sister’s child is a CP (Cerebral Palsy). She can’t walk, she can’t do anything. I’m taking her to the hospital. I put her on my back because there’s no road. We’re even struggling with the wheelchair. I love her so much; we’re supposed to love our children like
this. The nice thing is, we also get love from Emthonjeni. They call us, we have meetings there. We share the problems and the struggles we have.
I’m so grateful for these projects and all the support
– Joyce –