Mnr. Cas Aucamp, faktotum van die Rusties by van die voedsel wat aan die

skool geskenk is.

Jessica Nel, ‘n diensjaarwerker van ‘Ritme-jaar’ besig om ‘n weekpak saam te stel. ‘Ritme-jaar’ doen tans besoek aan die Rusties en het nie gehuiwer om by hierdie

wonderlike projek betrokke te raak nie.

5 Vyf Vkunsuitstalling

‘n platform vir kinders om gehoor te word

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(Psalm 23:6)6 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me. All the days of my life;

And I will dwell in the house of the LORD Forever.

(Philippians 4:6-7)6 Be anxious for nothing,

but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your

requests be made known to God; 7 and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard

your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

SOULFOOD New King James Version

(NKJV)

Potchefstroom – ‘n Kunsuitstalling getitel 5 Vyf V ten bate van Childline North West word vanaf 3 tot 19 Junie 2014 aangebied in die hoofmuseum te Potchefstroom.Die titel van die uitstalling dui op die laaste drie syfers in die kinderlyn se noodnommer, 80 000 55 555, en sinspeel op die dieper betekenis van die vyf sintuie en vyf wyshede soos na verwys in Shakespear se tyd. Die uitstalling het ten doel om kinders se geloof in die gehoorsintuig te herstel deur aan hulle ‘n platform te bied waar hulle stemme gehoor kan word, en waar hul verbeelding vrye teuels kan geniet. Kunstenaars en die publiek word uitgenooi om die sintuig van sig en die fantasiewêreld van die kind te vier en sodoende dalk aan ‘n kind ‘n “high five” te gee. Kunstenaars van regoor die hele land het werke bygedra tot die uitstalling en sluit in Alison Kearney, Ann Gadd, Anthony Gadd, Asha Zero,

Chris Diedericks, Clementina van der Walt, Danelle Janse van Rensburg, Daniel Novela, Diek Grobler, Eugene Wicht, Frances Goodman, Gail Catlin, Hennie Meyer, Lien Botha, Paul Edmunds, Richard Scott, Sanell Aggenbach, Strijdom van der Merwe en Zapiro. Die uitstalling kan besigtig word van Maandag tot Vrydag tussen 09:00 en 13:00 en weer vanaf 14:00 tot 16:30, Saterdag vanaf 09:00 tot 13:00 en Sondag vanaf 14:30 tot 16:30.Vir nadere besonderhede skakel vir Phillip van Dyk by 082 907 8599.

Accused of apostasy (formal disaf-filiation from or abandonment of a re-ligion by a person) for renouncing the Islamic faith, a Sudanese mother was sentenced to death for refusing to re-

nounce her Christianity.Meriam Yahia Ibrahim Ishag gave birth to a baby girl in a Khartoum prison hospital wing, on Wednesday, 27 May 2014. Sudanese authorities are allowing Ibrahim two years to nurse her daughter before they will carry out the death sentence.Meanwhile, according to reports, advocates decry the actions of the Sudanese govern-ment in convicting Ibrahim of apostasy and adultery, punishable by hanging and 100 lashes. So far, more than 620,000 actions have been taken via Amnesty International to ap-peal Ibrahim’s death sentence. A Change.org petition has gathered more than 414,000 signatures, while the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has gathered more than 236,000 signatures.Meriam Yehya Ibrahim was raised as a Christian by an Orthodox Ethiopian Chris-

tian mother. Her father, a Sudanese Muslim, was not involved in Ibrahim’s upbringing, and her Christian husband, wheelchair-bound Daniel Wani, insists that his wife is Christian.After proclaiming in court, “I am a Christian and I will remain a Christian,” Ibrahim was sentenced to death by hanging. She was also sentenced to a hundred lash-es for what the court considers adultery, with her husband.As Ibrahim and her family await the lengthy process of appealing for her innocence, it is up to Christians all over the world to pray and advocate for those who are suffering for their faith.The Far East Broadcasting Associations’(FEBA) South Sudan FM part-ner Cush4Christ broadcasts daily Christian and educational programmes to its rural community, where, having been locked in war for two decades, many people in the area have never received an education.For more information contact Adri Mellet, FEBA regional coordinator in North West, at 084 757 9749 or daveadri@gmail.com

Rustenburg – For eighteen years the Grace Help Centre has been acting as a holding facility for abused women and children, human trafficking victims and vulnerable children and currently has 42 children, 18 babies under two and 15 women in their care. Linked to the South African Police Services, this non-profit organisation creates a safe and secure environment to protect children from violence, exploitation and abuse. During Child Protection Week starting on 1 June, the centre will focus once again on mobilising so-ciety to ensure the care and protection of children as set out in Article 28 of the South African Con-stitution.It is worth noting that through corporate social investment a company can attain points on the BBBEE scorecard, gain publicity for the organi-sation and obtain Section 18A tax benefits or ex-emption.Getting involved comprises of arranging a col-lection drive for donations of women’s clothing, toiletries or feminine hygiene products, art and

crafts materials, make-up, bedding, towels, food, fresh produce and furniture. Donations of items needed for children include nappies for babies new-born to 14 kg, Nan 1 and 2 or Lactogen 1 & 2 baby formula, clothing from new-born to age 16, baby toiletries, toys, linen and furniture. Recognising the need to support, restore and care for the vulnerable and underprivileged, the centre provides an environment favourable to healing body, spirit and soul. They encourage women to determine their own futures by helping them achieve their goals through developing ap-propriate skills and offer information on legal is-sues, reproductive health, empowerment and the threat of human trafficking.Providing residential care for children not living with their biological parents they respect, pro-mote, protect and fulfil children’s constitutional rights and their dignity by following a restorative and problem solving approach.For more information contact 014 574 3476 or the crisis line at 072 348 6526.

Gedurende die naweek van 23 Mei 2014 is Hoërskool Rustenburg geseën met nie-bederfbare voedsel skenkings deur me. Alna Loubscher, eggenote van die sport organiseerder van Hoërskool Kempton Park, asook Hoërskool Wonderboom teen wie die Rusties op Saterdag in die FNB Classic Clash meegeding het.Die skenkings gaan aangewend word deur weekpakke aan geaffekteerde leerders en gesinne van die skool beskikbaar te stel.

Grace Help Centre focused on Child Protection Week

Recant or dieThe shocking tale of a

Christian mother in Sudan

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