St Vincent Church celebrates love
Each relationship should have purpose, planning, passion, position and power.
The St Vincent Church celebrated Valentine’s Day in advance on February 6.
Mr Thabo Mpai, a church member, said the fourth annual St Vincent’s Family Life Ministry (FLM) Valentine’s gala dinner was a magnificent occasion and a night to remember for all who attended.
Mr Mpai said the event was organised for church members and the community at large.
“Our theme was a masquerade ball, an event to rejuvenate relationships and at the same time raise the bar for every couple to strive for loving each other,” he said.
A motivational speaker from Tembisa, Mr Billy Selekane, gave an impressive speech when he advised all married couples, and those who were planning on getting married, to have a vision for their relationship and that they must focus on it and not be derailed.
“The event was one of the best we have ever attended. It was interesting to note that the Saint Vincent’s Family Life Ministry gave the opportunity to the community of Tembisa to celebrate love, irrespective of religious beliefs,” said one couple.
An FLM member, Mr Bheki Dube, said as church members they believed that Christ died for all.
Mr Selekane also spoke about the five Ps that each relationship should have.
They are purpose, planning, passion, position and power.
“The guest speaker was on-point, big up to FLM,” said Mr Pappy Ramotlhala.
“People are starting to book their seats for next year’s Valentine’s event. The St Vincent Family Life Ministry would like to thank all who attended. Love one another, for love covers a multitude of sins,” said the chairman of the FLM, Mr Steve Rathokolo.
