These are the soothing words from Anglican Church narrated to the gathering on Saturday during the Andries' family house handover ceremony at Morope.The Good Samaritans from St Andrews Mmopane Anglican Church together with St Michael and All Angels members gathered at Andries' family home where they became a living testimony of the God's glory as they handed over a two-bedroom house they built for Makula Andries.The house was built through Anglican Church women's organisation called Mothers Union (MU) under which women have come together to give back to the community.
According to MU chairperson Florence Mokane, the women have decided to make the organisation as a channel through which they would be giving back to the community and taking part in developing the country.She said that they started small. At first they used to donate various items like toiletry to both female and first offender prisoners but decided to leave such projects for the church youth and do bigger projects."We wanted to invest in bigger projects. We were told about the Andires' family situation as well as that of another family that was also in need in Broadhurst. So we decided to weigh their situations and chose to build Makula a house as her situation was more critical," she recalled.
