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Mkhombokati
The Mhkombokati CarePoint serves approximately 200 children, many of whom are orphans and specifically rely on the CarePoint for food. Over the years, several short-term mission teams from Capital have traveled to Mkhombokati, bringing thousands of pounds of supplies and bringing back knowledge – learning from the children and adults on the ground what their needs truly are and how we can help them most effectively.
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The most important part of our trip is not planting in the garden, painting a home or digging the foundation for a new home, but the relat...
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It’s been a busy week at the farm, aka the Mkhombokati garden. It took two tractors to till the soil and many man-hours to clear th...
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Where do I even begin? There has been too many favorite moments of this trip to have just one favorite. So I will cover a fe...
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I had the incredible opportunity to visit Thanduxolo in the hospital yesterday. Clarice, Danielle and I went with Amy (one of the missionar...
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- 90,000 words
- This is Africa, and I am a Sponge
- The Old Man and the Tree
- I Miss the Rains Down in Africa
- Sponsorship = Relationship
- Church in Swaziland: Holy Spirit, Come
- The Tale of Thokazani
- A Very Swazi Post
- Beyond Expectations
- Sawubona! It's Kristine :)
- Droppin’ some Beets
- We Sit, We Sew, We Hang
- Thanduxolo
- Enough talk, how about some pictures?
- Coming Home
- We Bought The Farm
- One Love
- Mkhombokati Care Point—First Visit of the Trip
- This is Africa
- Sawubona from Swaziland!
- Hello Jo-Burg!!!
- Up up and away!!
- And we are off!!!
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