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Feast treat at Ballito Gesinskerk bazaar

The bazaar provided congregants and visitors with the perfect opportunity to socialise over some delicious freshly baked goodies

From fresh pancakes to the tastiest of homemade jams, the Ballito Gesinskerk bazaar is always a popular feast treat.

Jaco Lensley and Tersea Peacock ensured a plentiful supply of samoosas and cupcakes.

Held last Saturday, the bazaar provided congregants and visitors with the perfect opportunity to socialise over some delicious freshly baked goods, while the kids ran free, enjoying a slippy slide and jumping castle.

Enjoying the festivities were Elsarie and Archie Schreiber, and Eugene Nel.

The Ballito Gesinskerk is located behind the clinic in Leonora Drive and will also host the upcoming Women’s Day of Prayer.

Showing off their homemade jams and cakes at the Ballito Gesinskerk bazaar were traders Wilna Pretorius and Elma Kriek.

Ladies from all congregations are welcome to attend.

Taking time out from the activities were Griselda Smith, Linda Scheepers, Annette Scholtz, Diane Brink and Elsie de Wet.

The dress code for the day is something which depicts the United Kingdom and includes red, blue and white. An English High Tea tea will be served after the service.

For more information, contact 083 702 3721.


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