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Morning feast treat at the Ballito Gesinskerk

The popular bazaar proved to be a sweet affair.

The always highly-anticipated Ballito Gesinskerk bazaar was again well supported at the weekend.

Members of the Gesinskerk community and residents arrived in numbers to enjoy the home-baked goods and treats on offer.

Suzette Barnard and Annarien Hedley enjoyed the buzz at the bazaar.

The bazaar used to be an annual event, but has become a quarterly occasion in a bid to boost fundraising opportunities for the church.

Brittany Bishop and Brendan Erasmus.

“It was obviously difficult to fundraise during Covid-19, so we are trying to hold as many events as possible. Aside from the church itself, we also support a number of non-profit organisations with the funds,” said the church’s Leonie Spangenberg.

Johan, Emma (7) and Wian Jacobs.

Congregants donated most of the food on offer, allowing for the entirety of the proceeds to go to good causes.

Funds raised from the most recent bazaar were shared with Tuinsig Retirement Home in Berea, Durban.

Linette van Aswegen, Hendrika Haywood and Elma Ingram.

 

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