Roy Anderson returned last month after his latest term in overseas mission among the Zulus in Africa.
He reports that this trip has been such a challenge. He says, "GOD has been doing Great Things!"
Hundreds of desperately poor and sick people were visited. Many came to salvation in Christ, and much Christian literature (mainly Challenge newspaper) was distributed.Zulu Bibles were given to all new believers.


Roy says that he praises the LORD that he was able to assist in practical ways also, as most homes visited had little or no food; and much food aid was given.


A new mission project is now in its infancy.


God is leading the way for the founding of 'The VOICE of JESUS Crusade Ministries.' This is named after the Zulu district of Jesus-Bhoboi. (Missionaries had given the area that title about 30 years ago when they had worked there then.)


VOJ Crusade is to be registered officially with the South African government, and when ready, Roy looks to the LORD to see Zulu leaders taking responsibility for the projects management. Roy and the Zulu team have faith that God will meet the new project's every need.


Roy will take responsibility before the LORD to act as the project director. He will return to KwaZulu Natal to assist Zulu brother Amos Cele who is to be 'Field Manager', as soon as possible.

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Op-shop is held every Tuesday.

Women In Harmony

"Women in Harmony" is made up of a group of ladies who enjoy singing bright Christian songs.
Beryl Smith who leads the group says that "Women in Harmony" has, besides participating in past occasions at the church, also had the joy of performing at Rockingham's Bethanie Waters Nursing Home, where they were much appreciated, and at the "Friendlies" church group meetings.

The ladies of the 'Women In Harmony' singing group performing at the church, with Beryl Smith conducting.