Church feeds the needy in Msholozi
The church planned to help more people, even beyond the lockdown.
A local church brought a smile to the members of eight underprivileged families in the area.
Over the past weekend, leaders of Divine Praise Ministries together with Lethabuhle Cleaning Services handed food parcels to those in need.
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According to Pr Tlhologelo Mashegoana, his church decided to help the families after learning of their plight. “We just did what we think God has called us to do, taking care of the needy and spreading the good news of the Kingdom of God,” he said.
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The church planned to help more people, not only with their their spiritual needs, but also with their physical needs even beyond the lockdown.
A 45-year-old unemployed mother of six thanked members of Divine Praise Ministries for their act of generosity.
“We are so grateful of this gesture. Things have been tough for me since hawkers were chased away from the N4 to give way for the brigde development there. I thank the church for its kindness,” said Mirriam Ncongwane.
Isaah Mabuza, a member of the ward committee said more good Samaritans were still needed in the area.
