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Soup kitchen in Standerton conveys the Easter message
Easter eggs accompanied all the meals and volunteers in the kitchen dished up, ensuring that nobody left hungry.
Kasselman Security Services’ soup kitchen in Caledon Street on April 6 provided nourishment for spirit, soul and body.
Pastor James Hadebe of the Replika Church in the township delivered a sermon before food was handed out.
He spoke out of John 19:28 and Luke 22: 42-43 to convey a message of hope to the needy.
The Dutch Reformed Church, just opposite, gave chairs for the unemployed to sit on in the shade of a tree.
Easter eggs accompanied all the meals and volunteers in the kitchen dished up, ensuring that nobody left hungry.
Businesses and the community went all out to sponsor Easter eggs and were duly thanked.
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