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High tea a mighty hit at Ballito Gesinskerk

The women also had mental nourishment in spades, with guest speaker Elmarie Booysen discussing how love can be used as a force for good.

The Ballito Gesinskerk community enjoyed a fabulous high tea at the weekend.

Lettie van Heerden with Yvonne and Sophie Bernardu.

Held at the church on Leonora Drive on Saturday, the 60 attendees were spoilt with all manner of treats and goodies.

Guest speaker Elmarie Booysen, a social worker at Helpende Hand Solidariteit and author, spoke on how love can be used as a force for good.

Also in attendance were Marlene van Rensburg of the Simunye Development Centre and Suzette Barnard of the Salt40 Foundation.

Griselda Smith, Linda Scheepers and Yvie Naudé enjoyed their morning out at the Gesinskerk high tea.

Both have links to the Gesinskerk, which has allowed them space to provide their combined outreach, which includes sewing and cooking classes, while also teaching children how to ride bikes.


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