Spreading God’s love at Vision 153 ladies breakfast

Speaking at the breakfast was Ruth Jopson from Work 4 a Living. Jopson describes the non-profit organisation as a life changing force for the North Coast.

November 9, 2016

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Ruth Jopson from Work 4 a Living and Vision 153's Neila Hulin.

Vision 153 held their monthly ladies breakfast last Friday, inviting 45 dynamic women to eat, chat, and to hear more about what they are doing and how they are spreading God’s love.

From left, Kylie Keeton, Robyn Smith and Heidi Primmer.

Paula Owen and Maryne Marais from Summerhill House.

All smiles from Noelette Hall, Yvone Paten, Vicky Bertram and Liz Glenday.

From left, Lara Anderson, Charlotte de Wet and Lesley Hodsdon.

Charlene Maziba and Cath Slevin catching up over coffee.

The Vision 153 team from left, Lynn Day, Steph Wills, Neila Hulin, Lesley Forrest and Heidi Primmer.

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November 9, 2016

Less than a minute

Spreading God’s love at Vision 153 ladies breakfast

Speaking at the breakfast was Ruth Jopson from Work 4 a Living. Jopson describes the non-profit organisation as a life changing force for the North Coast.

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