Film Shoot in Masi

Posted on Apr 9, 2011 in featured, Gallery, News We are shooting a short film for our next visit to Germany. Nico and Ben were touring through Masiphumelele to capture some impressions.
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Interruptions

Posted on Mar 15, 2011 in featured, Gallery, News The work in Masi is progressing fairly well apart from some interrutions due to various reasons. On Friday for example I drove down with Jeff and wanted to collect the keys to the building from Mama Doreen who keeps the keys for us. She said someone else had already come to fetch the keys, but nobody knew who this person was. So we waited for quite a bit until we finally were able to do some...
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Painting

Posted on Feb 20, 2011 in featured, News Finally we have received the keys for the our building in Masiphumelele. Now we can start the renovation work, which will consist mainly of painting. We are grateful that a team from “Youth Woith a Mission” is helping us. The Building has got three rooms. One office, one class room and a room where someone wil be able to stay. We hope to complete the renovation work next...
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Neriya

Posted on Feb 13, 2011 in featured, Gallery, News Our daughter, Neriya Beulah Hope was born on Friday, 28 January 2011. Eventhough she is messes with our daily and especially our nightly rhythm we praise God that she is well and healthy. Name: Neriya Beulah Hope Nimmo Date: 28 Januar 2011, 21:38 Weight: 3570g, Length: 53cm Neriya (ne-REE-ja) means „Light of the Lord“ Beulah (Bju-laa) is the name of Abigail’s mother (from Isaiah 62:4)...
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Small Steps

Posted on Jan 24, 2011 in featured, News The burglar bars are in. Now the ceiling must be fixed at one place. Then we can move in with all our stuff. The courses can finally get starting again.
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Today at Home Affairs

Posted on Dec 10, 2010 in featured, Gallery, News This morning at 4am we took our friend J.K. from Zimbabwe to Home Affairs again. It is better to be there early, because often you stand and wait a whole day in vain. We arrived there at half past four. Some Refugees were just waking up on the streetside our were packing their belongings. J.K. and I went to the queue and found that it was already quite long. Propbalby he did not get his chance...
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