Na 2015 se Sabbatsjaar is die organiseerders van Suid-Kaap vir Jesus weer vuur en vlam om die groot “Gospel” geleentheid vir God te reël.

Teen einde 2015 het God al die bevestiging gegee en het die reëlings vir 2016 begin.
Retief Burger was ‘n gewilde keuse en hy is gekontak, maar sy agent het gesê dis hoogs onwaarskynlik dat hy sal kan kom omdat hy net 15 vertonings per jaar doen waarvan die MMC in die Karoo een is en Gospel Skouspel in die Kaap `n tweede. So die res word verdeel deur ons land. Ek het besef die kanse vir die afrigter van die Springbokke om my te bel om deel te word van die span is groter as dat Retief sal kan kom.

Ons het gebid en vir God gevra as Retief kan kom dan weet ons Hy wil hê ons moet voortgaan met die reëlings. In November kom die epos toe: “Dis reg, Retief kom met sy hele orkes!”
Met Retief wat kom is die mense wat die klank doen gekontak en vasgemaak. Johnny Louw is ook gekontak en hy het gesê hy sal daaroor gaan bid; en dieselfde met Afrika. Drie weke later het Johnny laat weet hy kom en Afrika het daarna ook bevestig. Mens kan nie `n beter sanger en manne kry om jou te kom bedien as hierdie drie nie!

Ons weet God het groot planne vir 2016!! Dit sluit jou in! Moenie agterna sê ek wens ek was daar nie!!! Kom asseblief en sien wat God vir JOU wil en kan doen. Hy het jou so lief dat Hy sy Enigste Seun gegee het vir jou!!! Jesus het jou sonde namens jou aan die kruis gedra!!!
In Mosselbaai begin Suid-Kaap vir Jesus 2016 met ‘n Gholfdag Vrydag, 4 November by die Mosselbaai Gholfbaan. Ons wil graag hê almal moet weet dat niemand betrokke, enige voordeel trek uit die fondse wat bymekaar gemaak word nie. Dit word slegs gebruik om die kostes te dra van al die uitgawes om die volgende naweek moontlik te maak.

Kom beleef `n fantastiese naweek in die teenwoordigheid van ons God!!!
Hekke open om 16:00 Saterdag middag 12/11 en om 8:00 Sondag oggend 13/11. Daar sal kos en koeldrank stalletjies op die terrein wees.  

Hoop ons sien jou daar!!! Be Blessed!!!

Kurios Eiden Hartenbos het hierdier pragtige skildery, wat deur Engela Steyn geskilder en geskenk is, en bate van Cansa Relay for Life Mosselbaai uitgeloot.

Ann Pretorius, vrywilliger, “survivor” en ‘n Kurios Eiden agent, was saam met Hester die dryfveer agter die looitjie verkope.

Volgens Ann was dit nie moeilik om die looitjies verkoop te kry met die pragtige skildery as prys nie.
Die wen looitjie is by Locals in Groot Brak gekoop.

Relay For Life is a unique event that offers everyone in your community the opportunity to participate in the fight against cancer. It represents the HOPE that all of those lost to cancer will never be forgotten; that those who are fighting cancer will be supported and that one day cancer will be eliminated.

The Movember Foundation is fighting for men to live happier, healthier and longer lives by shaping the landscape for male specific diseases through research and survivor programmes.

Each year in November, Movember is responsible for the sprouting of moustaches on millions of men’s faces around the world and in South Africa – raising funds and awareness for men’s health issues, specifically prostate and testicular cancer as well as men’s mental health and physical inactivity.

Globally there is still a stigma around diseases that affect men and often men don’t talk about issues they are experiencing and concerns they may have, which impacts on early detection and essentially life expectancy. The Movember Foundation aims to create a world where men don’t need to suffer or succumb to diseases which are preventable or manageable if they are detected early enough.

Movember encourages men to become Mo Bros (as supporters of the campaign are affectionately known) by signing up on www.movember.com. The rules require each Mo Bro to start Movember (1 November) clean shaven and to grow and groom a moustache for the entire month, effectively becoming a walking, talking billboard for the 30 days of Movember. Through this action of growing a mo, and encouraging others to do the same, Mo Bros prompt private and public conversation around the often ignored issues of men’s health.
With the support of the women in their lives or Mo Sistas, who are also asked to sign up on movember.com, Movember is driving the message that early detection is key: annual health checks are vital, along with a monthly testicular self-examination which can help make you aware of your body and able to note any changes.

The Movember Foundation has also added an additional aspect to the month-long campaign, the option to sign up to MOVE. When signing up on the Movember website, Mo Bros and Mo Sistas can choose to make a commitment to MOVE for the 30 days of Movember.

Studies have proven that incorporating more exercise into your daily routine has many benefits and often makes you feel better, more energised and could possibly add years to your life. This commitment to MOVE can include anything from a daily brisk walk or taking the stairs instead of the lift, to surfing, cycling, swimming or anything that gets the heart rate up.

In addition to awareness and education generated from the Movember campaign, the funds raised from Mo Bros’ & Mo Sistas’ efforts fund survivorship and research programmes. These programmes aim to provide men with the best choices and treatment options available.

Globally the Movember Foundation has brought some of the brightest medical minds – including urologists, oncologists, sexologists and general health practitioners – together to formulate a number of programmes which will change the male health sphere.

In South Africa, Movember is administered through the Men’s Foundation which holds the licence agreement for the campaign in the country. The Foundation has partnered with its health partners the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA), the Prostate Cancer Foundation and the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) to formulate local programmes to help men in the country. These programmes are currently in their planning and pilot phases and aim to give men the support they need and to take the burden of care off of the governmental health system.

For more information or to sign up as a Mo Bro or Mo Sista visit www.movember.com or download the Movember app on your mobile device. -KNYSNAPLETTHERALD  

The NSRI open Day was held at the NSRI Boathouse on Saturday, 22 October from 9:00 – 16:00.
The public trickled in and we were all given a video presentation in their lecture room thereafter we saw the open slipway where they house their 2 rescue craft. They were already lying at berth awaiting the public at the quay side.

Then they showed us the control room and their after we were lead down to the quay.
Alf Meintjies was our coxswain as shown in the attached photo who took us out the harbour and past the pavilion and then back to the base again. The public had a choice of being on the 5.5m fast inflatable rescue craft or being on the Breede inboard diesel engine rescue craft.

The bigger craft is more comfortable but much slower out at sea and obviously has a much longer range to travel to the rescue scene.
Johan Leeflang (Article & Photos)
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