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Kids United celebrate Jesus in Ballito with annual Light Party

The event brought families together for an afternoon of games and entertainment, alongside a message of faith and love.

There was no shortage of smiles at Grace Family Church as youngsters celebrated faith, friendship and fun at the annual Kids United Light Party on Saturday.

Caleb, Julian, Joy, Ethan Kearney.

The event brought families together for an afternoon of games and entertainment, alongside a message of faith and love.

Simesihle Yeni and Iminathi Mncwango.

Introduced in 2022 through a collaboration between several local churches as an alternative to Halloween, the Light Party has continued to grow each year.

Shalom Nyabadza, Moreblessing Gomwe, Memory Kunaka, Molen Sibiya, Maona Chifamba and brothers Pablo and Sherwin Sibiya.

Children were welcomed with colourful face painting and hair spray before enjoying singing, dancing and spot prizes.

Say cheese: Carter with his mother, Bianca Rogers.

Central to the programme was a message about Jesus being the light of the world, reminding children that they are known, wanted and deeply loved by Him.

Ariella, Kim and Lilah Wilson.

Afterwards, families enjoyed activities ranging from carnival games and paintball target shooting to cuddling bunnies and tackling an inflatable rocket.

The Shumi girls: Lathitha, Sanele and Lulo.

Soccer games, ball pits and treats from food vendors added to the festive atmosphere.

“A huge thank you to everyone who attended and helped make this event such an unforgettable afternoon,” said Jill Roberts of Grace Family Church.

Maya van Schoor playing with Toffolux.

She also thanked Lazer Rush, Hug a Bunny, Chip & Dip, Panarottis, RocoMamas, Fluff on the Glow, Rooted Grounds Coffee Shop and Alert Medical Response for their support.


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Sboniso Dlamini

Sboniso has been a journalist with The North Coast Courier since 2014. He is passionate about making a positive impact in people's lives through his storytelling. He finds joy in sharing the stories of ordinary people, believing that everyone has a story worth telling.
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