We had our first multi-area Vuku Family Retreat. ‘Vuku Family builds communities where you experience Jesus’ love.’

He came to Simon Peter, who said to him, “Lord, are you going to wash my feet?” Jesus replied, “You do not realize now what I am doing, but later you will understand.” “No,” said Peter, “you shall never wash my feet.” Jesus answered, “Unless I wash you, you have no part with me.”
John 13:6‭-‬8

Lent is 40 days of prayer, fasting, and giving in the name of the Lord. It is time to prepare our hearts for his love, and to celebrate his resurrection.

It started on Feb 17 (Ashley Wednesday), and runs through April 3 before Easter Sunday.

How you observe this time is your journey with him.

However, our hearts should have such Thankfulness and humility that the disciples must have felt, when Jesus washed their feet.

It is time to cherish what he has done for us including Vuku Family.

Thank you Jesus for all that you are.

mna ndixabisekile ku Yesu

When a servanthood grows into a friendship.

Papama’s University of Cape Town Vuku members flew down from Pretoria to attend the Vuku Family retreat

We launched the Vuku Family Workbook last year at this retreat. We are preparing to have another one with people from Paarl, Kraaifontein, Bloekombos, Philipi and University of Cape Town this month.

Listening…

Sanilisiwe is happy with her new mask. It was donated by Infocare through Jae Hyuk Joo.

Nolundi has finished her book with Siyolise. She will be recruiting new members to lead her own Vuku Family group

Yiva is insisting on helping her aunty, Anitha.

Nominie & Zukisani. They came out to Somerset West to meet with us.

Neliswa and her daughter. She is excited to join Vuku Fmaily