Changing of the guard at Morning Star

Unlike her name, this is not an ‘easy’ or happy post. As you may already know, the Morning Star sewing group was established in 2010,...

A lot has happened on Morning Star in the last month; more than I can adequately cover in the limits of this Newsletter! Let me grab the...

Greetings to you, wherever you may be! I’m guessing that some of you, like us, may still not be in your own homes. Still in lockdown,...

It is hard to be away from the ranch at this time, but then, it is ALWAYS hard to tear ourselves away from home! Right now though, we are...

UBUNTU Definition: Kindness, caring and looking after the people around you Nkosi has started High School! On 7 January 2019, Nkosi,...

Sometimes stepping out of the front door can trigger a miracle! When Norma and I are in town, we usually go for an evening walk. On most...

Firstly, we would like to thank the amazing humans who responded to our September post asking for donations to assist Jabulani. You truly...

Lord of all he surveys, is our Bruce! Here he is investigating how he can join us in the area fenced off around our Homestead. What he...

Have you ever been on a summer Vacation With A Purpose? These guys travelled over 5,000 miles from the USA for a 40 day VWAP on Morning...

That’s all the time it took for Lance and his team of twelve to complete enclosing the sports hall and adding a store room and utility...

DAY 4 Work is progressing at a fast pace on the community center. The metal framework around the hall, utility room and storeroom was...

Day One With a generous matching donation of US$10,000 from dear friends in Atlanta, we are able to begin construction on the next phase...

Six weeks ago, Norma and I were on the Interstate between Atlanta and Florida. What an eye-opener – three lanes going North and three,...

His granny was so excited when it was pushed in to her homestead. ‘This will help me so much to make his life more interesting and mine...

Great news – the basketball hoops have finally been installed at the Community Center!  It took five strong guys, a high scaffold, some...

Visiting a remote village in the rural Matobo Hills this week, we were asked if we could help a grandmother source a wheelchair for her 4...

Driving through the community yesterday, I came across two young girls on the road. I waved and they smiled and waved back. I stopped,...

In the summer of 2017, a group of college students from Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta and Southbridge Community Church in...

Nokuhle Ndlovu’s story is not a lot different to many other widows’ stories in our community. She and her husband left Zimbabwe for...