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Gereformeerde Kerk Alberton-Wes donates prayer bears to Brackendowns CPF

Brackendowns CPF was showered with donations by a local church to make a difference towards their members.

In a world where compassion often seems in short supply, a shining beacon of kindness has emerged from the Gereformeerde Kerk Alberton-Wes to Brackendowns CPF.

Led by the remarkable dedicated team of women from the church, the church has embarked on an inspiring mission to bring solace to those affected by crime and abuse in the community.

The congregation recently sponsored an array of beautifully hand-knitted prayer bears, each crafted with care, love, and heartfelt prayers.

These bears, more than mere toys, are imbued with the hope and strength of their creators. They are intended for trauma counselling, offering comfort to both adults and children who have faced unimaginable hardships.

Each bear tells a story of empathy and support, designed to remind recipients that they are not alone in their struggles.


Geoff Steyn of Brackendowns CPF and Anna-Marie du Plooy of Gereformeerde Kerk Alberton-Wes.

The prayer bears have been donated to the Brackendowns CPF, where they will be distributed to those in need.

The partnership with the CPF underscores a commitment to addressing the effects of crime and abuse, providing tangible support to those seeking healing.

Chairperson of Brackendowns CPF, Geoff Steyn, expressed their gratitude, recognising the profound impact such gestures can have.

He said that it’s heartwarming to see a group of women come together to uplift others. These bears will surely bring comfort and warmth to many who are suffering.

As these hand-knitted prayer bears find their way into the hands of those in need, they carry with them a message of hope, resilience, and the unwavering support of a loving community.

The local CPF thanked the church for this profound gesture.

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