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Salandra (next to Shell Garage) on R43 Hermanus Road Open: Mon-Fri 08:00 - 17:00 Sat-Sun 09:00 - 15:00 © HERALD INFO Wordsearch & Sudoku | Marketplace | Kid’s Page | Recipes | Articles SINCE 2003 JAN/FEB 2011 | ISSUE #191 | SOMERSET WEST, STRAND, GORDON’S BAY © HERALD INFO T he first day of school for the Grade 1 learners of SomerStrand College is one that will be remembered for the rest of their lives. At the end of the day not one of them wanted to go home. Welcome to all! We know that education is the light- ing of a fire inside and we hope to honour each child with this gift as well. Memorable Day for Grade 1 Learners

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Salandra (next to Shell Garage) on R43 Hermanus Road

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The first day of school for the Grade 1 learners of SomerStrand College is one

that will be remembered for the rest of their lives. At the end of the day not one

of them wanted to go home. Welcome to all! We know that education is the light-ing of a fire inside and we hope to honour each child with this gift as well.

Memorable Day for Grade 1 Learners

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dear readers, In the last few issues we have featured articles on the very important topic of faith. However, a subject that is key to being able to truly live by faith and approach God with confidence, is the issue of God’s goodness.

KeePING rIGHT FOCUsFor many, the month of January is often a time of reflection, but also of planning for the future. And depending on how you enjoyed the Decem-ber period, perhaps by going on holiday and cel-ebrating Christmas, or for some, it was possibly not a time for rejoicing at all due to adverse cir-cumstances or events. Either way, it’s an intimate relationship with God, and an understanding of His goodness, that keeps our focus in the right place and lifts our thoughts above the circum-stances:“I would have despaired unless I had believed that I would see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living.” –Psalm 27:13 (NASB)

The writer of the above Bible verse, king David, was experiencing trying times when he wrote this, but thankfully he gave us powerful insight into where our attention should be kept–on the fact that God is good! David knew that perfect goodness is the very essence of who God is, and therefore he could completely rely on God and expect to experience deliverance and even great blessings because of it.With this in mind, we’d like to encourage you to learn all you can about God’s character, espe-cially His goodness–it is guaranteed to dispell de-spair, give you great joy in your life, and position you to receive great blessings!

IN THIs IssUeWe continue to have great companies advertis-ing with the Herald Info, and once again encour-age you to support their products and services. Remember to mention you saw their ad in the Herald Info!

Somerstrand College is abuzz with excitement following the first day of school for their Grade 1 learners. The day was very successful and has set a positive tone for the coming year.

Welcome and thanks to Wilf Kent who contrib-uted Words of Wisdom in an encouraging ar-ticle. Wilf offers a counselling service, based in Gordon’s Bay. Please see his advert on page 7 for further info.

“The Busy Cook” has an interesting recipe: Banana Cake with...wait for it...Peanut Butter Icing! Mmmm...delicious.

Check out the Activities page (Pg. 15) for a good laugh, and a challenge; can you master the Soduku #5 puzzle? There’s always something for everyone: “Kids Corner” will keep ‘em busy for a while!

Lastly, our inspirational articles in this issue offer great advice on “coming out of trouble,” and how to “make a trade” of our cares and anxieties for a living relationship with God. True peace is just a “throne call” away!

Herald Info wishes you the best year ever!Happy reading... till next time,

Juanita, Lesley, Isabel & Andrew

Juanita PienaarEditor, Advertising Representative

Cell: 076 966 3034Direct Fax: 086 603 8054

Isabel VollmeyerAdvertising Representative

Cell: 073 107 0008

Lesley CartwrightEditor, Writer, Design & Layout

Cell: 082 308 3910Direct Fax: 086 621 1554

Andrew CartwrightSub-Editor, Writer, Proof-reader

Cell: 082 308 3910Direct Fax: 086 621 1554

Printed by River Rock MediaCape Town Office Tel: 021 851 4070

Please send all correspondence to:[email protected] /

[email protected]/[email protected]

THE HERALD INFO is a monthly publication and is dis-tributed free of charge. Herald Info does not necessarily underwrite the views expressed in this publication, and is not responsible for the quality of services or products offered here. THE HERALD INFO or OUTLOUD MEDIA can also not be held responsiblie for the poor printing quality of artwork supplied by the client. Our technical specifications are available on request.

THE HERALD INFO is registered with the Indepentant Publisher’s Association. COPYRIGHT: All adverts / ar-ticles in the paper are protected under copyright law (© 2005-2010) and may not be re-used in other pub-lications without permission from both the Editor and the respective companies / authors and owners of such material.

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iMportant info

DiStriBUtion areaSGordon’s Bay

Village Centre Biltong Shop, Fantazia Beads and Crafts, Gordon’s Bay Spar, Friendly Super-market, Ooskus Fisheries, El Shaddai Curries, Baychem Pharmacy

Somerset WestPick n Pay Riverside, Caledon Dairy, Coffee Shop - Ginelli’s, Helderzicht Pharmacy– Lion’s Square, Wordsworth Bookshop - Somerset Mall, Pick n Pay - Somerset Mall, Coffee House - Checkers Centre, Waterstone Chemist, Wa-terstone Bookshop. Helderview Spar. B.P Ga-rage N2, Sew’n Sensations - Interchange, Hel-derberg Plaas Coffee Shop

StrandDorpsmeent Pick n Pay Centre, Chemist, Cale-don Dairy, Twin Palms, Vetkoek Paleis, N2 Mo-tor Spares, Hibernian Towers - Your Pantry, Ginger Coffee Shop, Oasis Water

OverbergKleinmond, Betty’s Bay, Pringle Bay, Rooi Els, Bot River / Salandra

If you would like to be a distributor in one these areas, please contact Juanita on 076 966 3034 or Lesley on 082 308 3910.

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Contact Alta: 028 284 9899 | Cell: 082 843 3894

Salandra (next to Shell

Garage) on R43 Hermanus Road

Open: Mon-Fri 08:00 - 17:00

Sat-Sun 09:00 - 15:00

DesertPots.com

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Solar Pool HeatingInstallation

Owner SupervisedFast Friendly Service

AVO POOL HEATING SERVICES

15yr Written WarrantySwim all year roundin your heated poolProffessional InstallationMaintenance FREE

Phone Bill all hours: 082 829 9958/ Office: 021 851 6090For immediate FREE quote and Quick Installation

Email: [email protected]

INCREASE THE VALUE OF YOUR HOME

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Did you know that God wants to make a trade with you? He has a standing offer every minute of every day, and it’s amaz-

ing how few of us actually take Him up on it. He wants you to give Him all your cares, problems and failures. In return, He’ll give you His peace and joy. On top of that, He promises to protect and take care of you.

Let Go of Your Worry...God really does want to take care of us, but in order to let Him, we’ve got to stop trying to take care of ourselves and worrying about every little thing we can’t control. Many people would like for God to take care of them, but they insist on worrying or try-ing to figure out an answer on their own instead of waiting for His direction. They wallow around in puddles of their own worry, wondering why God doesn’t give them peace. God will give us peace, but we must first give Him our worries.

We give God our worries by trusting that He can and will take care of us. By trusting God, we’re able to rest in Him, knowing that He has the situation well under control. Worry, on the other hand, is the opposite of trust. Worry steals our peace, wears us out physi-cally, and can even make us sick. If we’re worrying, we’re not fully trusting God, and we’ll never be able to experience His peace.

...and Pick Up God’s Peace!What a great trade! We give God our worry, and He gives us His peace. We give Him all our cares and concerns, and He gives us His protection, stability and joy. That’s the privilege of being cared for by Him.

Because He cares for us, He wants us to live in peace and not be all tied up in knots of worry. He has ways of guiding us toward peace if we’re alert enough to sense His direction.

read the signsImagine that you’re driving down a road. Along the way, there are

signs that provide direction or give warning. If you pay attention to the signs and follow their instructions, you will safely reach your destination.

In the same way, on the road of life there are spiritual signs along the way. In order to stay under God’s protection, you must obey these signs that tell you to trust Him and not worry. Don’t be afraid; have courage. If you’ll pay attention to these signs, you’ll find it’s easy to stay on course. You’ll experience the protection, peace and joy that only God can provide.

However, if you fail to heed the signs, you may notice that the road seems a little bumpier than usual, and you aren’t as confi-dent in your ability as you once were. You may become anxious about the unknown things waiting around the corner, and even veer off the road.

Focus on TodayAnxiety is like putting on a heavy coat on a hot summer day. It weighs you down. It’s difficult to move and stifling to wear. According to Webster’s Dictionary, anxiety is “a state of being uneasy, apprehensive or worried...” Sometimes this uneasiness is really vague—something we just can’t put our finger on. All we know is that we’re uneasy.

You and I don’t need to be anxious about tomorrow when we have all we can handle today. Even if we manage to solve all our problems today, we’ll just have more to deal with tomorrow...and more the next day.

Why waste time worrying when it’s not going to solve anything? Why be anxious about yesterday, which is gone, or tomorrow, which hasn’t arrived yet? Trade in your worries today for God’s peace.

If you enjoyed this article, visit www.joycemeyer.org.za for other articles and more.

–by Joyce Meyer

Make a traDe with GoDMake a traDe with GoD

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Jan/Feb 2011 / Issue #191 HERALD INFO - MARKETPLACE 5

EVERLASTGLASS & ALUMINIUMReg no. 2005/004172/23

Manufacturers of: Aluminium window frames

Sliding doorsSidelights

Shop fronts & balustrades

Izak Swanepoel: 082 882 0010

P.O. Box 39, Somerset West 71297 Crompton str. Strand Tel: 021 853 5817

Fax: 086 512 7456

ESSENTIAL MASSAGE THERAPY

REFLEXOLOGY

Cell: 072 241 9820

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MOUNTAIN VIEW CENTRE GORDON’S BAY

WASH, DRY, FOLD (4kg load) R27.00

DRY, FOLD (per load) R17.00

Ironing from R2.50 per item

Cell: 073 023 6705 / 076 896 6754

MON - FRI: 07:00-18:00 SAT 08:00-17:00

SUN 09:00 - 14:00

RRRene’s Furniture & Woodworks

Wikus SmithCell:072 580 1016 E-mail:[email protected]:086 539 7387 Website:www.renesfurniture.com

Plasma Unit, 2 door & 2 shelves.

Plasma Unit. 2 draws & 2 doors

Plasma Unit. 3 draws

Bar Mirror

Garden Bench

Bar table & chairs

Braai trollie

Wall Mounted Wine Rack

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Winery Rd, Off R44, Somerset WestOffice: 021 855-4400

E-mail: [email protected]

Supply and installation of larger mature trees.

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With the summer months peaking between 35 to 39 degrees Celsius, one certainly appreciates a cooler environment

around the home and a shady spot to sit and enjoy a breeze with some fluid to quench the dry throat.

A fact or two about trees are that they are nature’s own air-condi-tioners that only require sun, water, soil and love. Guaranteed to

bring the surrounding temperature down by a couple of degrees. During the high temperature summer days remember to add more water to trees, even those that are established, to alleviate the tree’s thirst and leaf shedding due to evaporation. Watering of trees should happen either early morning or late afternoon to have the maximum effect on the tree. When watering trees remember that slow watering (water trickling from the hose) over an hour or ten will ensure good water penetration through the soil and be more effective.

Keep in mind that trees will conserve their energy in the heat of summer. Growth speed above ground will reduce to little and will pick up in autumn again when temperatures are cooler, while root growth still increases to support the tree with nutrients and moisture. Mulching trees will certainly help keeping moisture in the ground and cooler soil temperature.

Trees grown in containers can be planted right through the year, not only autumn or winter (like in the old days when we visited nurseries and bought a bare rooted tree), provided that they get sufficient regular water. Good shade trees are Stinkwood (Celtis sinensis), Wild Plum (Harpephyllum caffrum), Water Oak (Quercus nigra), London Plane (Platanus x acerifolia) and Pin Oak (Quercus palustris)

Visit us at Habitat Mature Tree Nursery for Summer Heat Specials on selected trees.

Remember trees are very much value adding to any environment!

Something Cooler...Something Cooler...

Get In On The BuzzGet In On The Buzz

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ACADEMY & WORKSHOP

Manufacturer of exclusive handcrafted

jewellery

082 211 [email protected] www.silva-art.co.za

Full and part time Jewellery classes offered

CONTACT KEVINTel/Fax: 021 856 1348

Cell: 078 779 0829 E-mail: [email protected]

Suppliers and Repairs of Glass

to the PublicBEST PRICES!

5 LINK ROAD, GORDON’S BAY INDUSTRIAL (ACROSS FROM GORDON’S BAY FISHERY)

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Sole Agent for Vibro Spike

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PURPLE MANGO SKULDBERADING

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Hannes 082 676 5194of Rina 073 641 4764

Skakel 021 856 4808

BANG OM HUIS TOE TE GAANBANG OM FOON TE ANTWOORDMANNE BEGIN DREIGMOEG VIR SKULDNIE GELD VIR KOS + KLEREREKENINGE AGTERSTALLIGSLAPELOSE NAGTESKAAM OOR SKULDWIE KAN MY MY HELP?

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As Professor of International College of Behaviour Counseling, Dr. Kent can also provide course material on CD that can lead

a student to a degree in Biblical/Behavioural Counselling. His ma-terial is professionally sound and Biblically based.

Diagnostic Guidance and Counselling Services (DGCS) and the International College Of Biblical Counseling (ICBC) is a non-tradi-tional therapeutic and training organization that focuses on pre-paring people for the ministry of counseling specifically designed for the local church and the Christian community. Our faculty and staff are highly trained, well experienced and meet all the educational requirements of the academic world. However, we do not belong to any specific secular educational or professional organization by choice and are non-sectarian. We do not and will not advocate, promote or encourage secular humanism, atheism, mind sciences, parapsychology or “religious doctrines” contrary to God’s Word.

Counselling Services that we offer:• Personal Health and Wellbeing• Marital Counseling • Premarital and Subsequent Marriages Counseling

• Family Dynamics• Functional Nervous Disorders• Personality and Character Evaluation• Conflict Resolution• Communication Dynamics• Understanding Sexual Problems• Abuse

Kent’s Proverb: “If you keep doing what you are doing the way you are doing it, you will keep getting what you are getting the way you have gotten it!” It is foolish to expect dif-ferent results for the same kind of behavior. It is time to evaluate your life and make a quality choice to change for the better. We can help.

Specialist in Behavioural Life-style CounsellingDiagnostic Guidance & Counseling Services in affiliation with the International Collage of ICBC registered with the Council for Counsellors

in South Africa • Professor Wilfred R. Kent DMin, PhD, Director [SCO0420]

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Specialists in:• Auto Electrical Repairs • Airconditioning• Car Audio & Sound • Alarms & Immobilizers

• Gear Locks & Car Kits• Cellular Kits & Tracking • Car Batteries

Tel: 021 852 9072 / 083 983 5395 a/h

CONTACT ANDré

E-mail: [email protected]/o Victoria & Reitz Streets, Somerset West

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Engine OverhaulsGearbox RepairsClutch OverhaulsServicing

••••

Tel: 021 853 4363 • Willie: 082 930 7713E-mail: [email protected] | 15A Power Str, Strand

Servicing of all makes and modelsSpecializing in VW and Audi

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Willie Jamiel

1998 Model1999 Polo 1.82004 Model

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• RADIATOR CLEANING & REPAIR• REPAIR OF FUEL TANKS• INDUSTRIAL COOLERS• AIRCON CONDENSERS• RECORE• OIL COOLERS• INTER COOLERS

231 MAIN STR, STRAND, WESCO BUILDING COMPLEX

TEL: 021 853 1881 FAX: 021 853 4563079 410 7393 / 074 141 4535

AUTO-ELECTRICAL ON ANY TYPE OF VEHICLE

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• Regassing of Motor

Aircon Systems

• Car Audio

• Alarms

• Gear locks

• Aircon specialists

CONTACT MARTIN BYRNE

Tel: 021 853 3034 / Cell: 082 772 3482 • Fax: 021 853 3047 / 086 604 4425E-mail: [email protected] • 251 Main Road, Strand, 7140

Drive in for a free quotation on your aircon system

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28 NEWTON STR, STRAND, 7140E-mail: [email protected]

Tel: 021 853 4933 Cell: 084 433 0655

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Van der Merwe Chemicals

T/A PEET V8 CLASSIC MUSCLE & VINTAGE CAR SERVICE CENTRE

Phone: 072 726 4501Fax: 086 591 6903E-mail: [email protected]

Specializing In:Building & Repairs of Muscle & Vintage

cars.Modifications on vehicles and engines.

Repair & Recore of all types of radiators.

Repair of diffs.Building and Repair of petrol tanks.

Service V8 and 4X4.Vintage

192 Mills Street, Strand, 7140 • Tel: 021 853 5574 Fax: 021 853 2623E-mail: [email protected]

• Wiringonallvehicles12-24V• Starters12&24Volts• Alternators12&24Volts• Batteries• Airconditioningoncars&trucks• Headlightfocusing• ECU&clusterrepairs• Diagnosticsforcars&trucks• GUArAntEEDparts&workmanship• Allelectricalpartssoldhere

Nathan Turner - Cell: 082 326 6696

SpECiAliSinGin:

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‘Understandable advice for ladies & gents’

24hrServiceforElectrical&Aircon

We would first and foremost like to thank and give credit to God for what we have achieved during 2010. It was a phe-

nomenal year in many respects.

We have great plans for 2011. Although we are well established in the Helderberg basin, we would like to strengthen our teams in the Northern and Southern suburbs. We have also now planted our roots on the other side of the Du Toit’s Kloof Tunnel in the Worcester Area.

We construct and repair all types of roofs. Our waterproofing

products and techniques have been perfected over many years for our local conditions. We are also involved with major renovations of residential and commercial properties. In this regard we have many references as proof of our people’s level of workmanship and integrity.It is company policy not to use any “casuals” off the street and also we do not leave any premises unsupervised.

Our QUOTES are FREE, our work is SUPERVISED, our work is GUARANTEED, and our SERVICES are ONE CALL away…. (021) 853 2072 or phone Danie on 079 901 2019.

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waterproofinG tiLinG anD oDDS!!!

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Persuasive Writing for Websites & Print

Andrew 082 308 3910

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E-mail: [email protected]

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Furniture & Woodworks

Wikus SmithCell:072 580 1016 Fax:086 539 7387 E-mail:[email protected]:www.renesfurniture.com

Bar Mirror

Plasma Unit. 2 door ,2 shelves

“Beautiful words fill my mind. I am speaking of royal things. My tongue is like the pen of a skilled writer.” (Psalm 45:1)

What’s In It For Me?Are Your Marketing Materials Truly Effective? Do Your Corporate Communications Attract the Desired Response From Your Target Market?

If you answered, “No,” to the above questions, then a fresh approach to your marketing message may be urgently needed. Prospects want to know how a product or service BENEFITS THEM. Does it solve a problem they may have–quickly, safely, and easily? Will it improve their lives or save them money?

Do your communications talk about who you are and why you are great, or to your prospects about how it will help them? Understanding this can make the difference between a “Hmmm... this looks alright,” and “Wow, I’ve gotta get this NOW!” response. That’s why it makes sense (and makes you money!) to secure spe-cialist copywriting advice.

Mr. Words Writing Services specializes in writing PERSUA-SIVE and COMPELLING MARKETING COPY for corporate

print and web communications, as well as ghostwriting and edit-ing of books, and writing funding proposals. They also conduct RESEARCH where required, with exceptional ability to MOTIVATE each argument to reach the most persuasive conclusions. They also offer an in-house graphic design service specialising in mar-keting materials design e.g. posters, magazines, newsletters, fly-ers, adverts, pull-up banners, etc.

Client Testimonials“WOW! What writing skill you have!” (Emilia P.)

“THIS IS GREAT WELL DONE. I love it!” (Christiaan W.)

“This is by far the BEST proposal we have received. Nothing else comes close.” (SA Gov.)

“COMPLeTe CONFIdeNCe” GUaraNTee!You’ll love the results of your new, improved corporate communi-cations, or you don’t pay a cent. YES! You can confidently award your marketing materials to Mr Words Writing Services with its proven track record of writing excellence! Contact: [email protected] or Call 082 308 3910 right away.

Vintage Camerasfor Sale

Call Andrew on082 308 3910

Shade Cloth Carports

FOR SALEHannes 074 103 5784

20 min. Hydro-Massage bath, Special shampoo, Conditioning, Blow drying, Full trim, Nail and teeth cleaning.

Deluxe Bath:

Oatmeal Dry or Wet Baths:

The Oatmeal baths contains vitamin E. It helps to relieve itching, dry skin, rashes, skin allergies, hot spots, fleas and tick infestation. Oatmeal bath also have anti-inflam-matory properties that provides some pain relief.

Nice rinse after beach walks: R10-00Splash n Dash: For the Pawfect Spa Experience,

Contact Isabel 071 535 2001

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WE hAVE ThE hELP yOU NEED TO KICK ThE hABIT FOR GOOD

LOFDAL COMMUNITY PROJECTS • P.A.D.A. MINISTRY(Prevention of Alcohol and Drug Abuse)

TEL: 076 036 9908 • HADASSAH BOUTIQUE HOTEL, KRAAIFONTEIN

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Situated in The Interchange (opposite Somerset Mall), Sew’n Sensations can be found in Kingfisher park, Nobelstreet 26

and 27. We specialize in the sales of Husqvarna VIKING sewing/ embroidery machines as well as overlockers. All our machines (except entry level) come standard with a very convenient 25cm throat space, making it perfect for household quilting and bulky upholstery projects!

First started as a munitions factory for the royal family in 1868, the Husqvarna brand expanded to the production of sewing machines in 1872 and we are still VERY reasonably priced in comparison to younger competitive brands. Husqvarna VIKING is synonymous with excellent quality and well known for its low maintenance and ease of use.

Come see our selection of craft, embroidery and quilting maga-zines or browse our library for inspiration. We also service ALL MACHINE BRANDS, offer an alterations service, as well as stock-ing haberdashery, gift vouchers and exclusive quilting tools. We are also starting to build up a selection of A-grade quilting fabrics. These fabrics are sourced directly from America, so that we can provide exceptional fabrics at a lower cost than have become the norm. Moreover, we also have a fully qualified in-house fashion designer available for those special apparel needs.

Join our mailing list via our website and we’ll keep you informed regarding various upcoming classes and events. We cater to ALL skill levels, from beginners to veterans, and will gladly assist you with whatever project you are working on.

We have become known for our hospitality corner where knit-ting, crotchet, beading, etc. activities take place, as well as for those who wish to sew without the bother of bringing their own machines, sewing machines are available at a nominal rate per hour. Feel free to visit us at SEW’N SENTATIONS or contact us at:E-mail: [email protected], Tel/fax: 021-8510053.

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Just 10—15 drops in a glass of water releases CUBIC METERS of OXYGEN, making it available to your body!• Detox – Oxygen is used to eliminate cellular waste• Retards Viruses *Fights Tiredness *Increases Stamina• Daily, you need more Oxygen than food and water combined!Sure, our lungs can extract plenty of Oxygen, but they weren’t designed to do so in cigarette smoke, closed air-conditioned of-fices or rush hour traffic where just one car engine gobbles up enough Oxygen for about 30 000 people!

HOW IT WORKSLife Leader’s ‘Oxygen Boost’ is ALKALINE, making it 30x more ef-fective than other acidic brands. The alkalinity of ‘Oxygen Boost’ can actually be measured electrically, like this: The voltage of a glass of pH7 (neutral) water would be about 30 millivolts. The strength of the water molecule is high and the oxygen is com-pletely trapped. Now, if you add ‘Oxygen Boost’, the voltage would drop drastically to about 0,7 of a millivolt, indicating that the water molecule has weakened enormously. The Oxygen is now much freer and can be used by the body. The above is called ‘atomic binding’. The Alkaline state reduces atomic binding 30 times more than the acidic state.Alkalinity is the Life Leader mis-sion. Nothing works efficiently if alkalinity is not the basic state of the body.

DETOXIFICATION EFFECTSIf you take the minimum dose of 10–15 drops in water, 1x a day and experience unpleasant detoxification effects of headaches, lethargy or skin irritations which are caused by your body’s heightened metabolic responses to getting rid of waste, try to either reduce or increase the dose – depending on how comfort-able you feel with the response you’re experiencing. The lower the dose, the slower the detox response; the higher the dose, the faster the detox response.

WHAT IF I’M ON MEDICATION?‘Oxygen Boost’ can be safely used with other supplements or medication. It actually increases the effectiveness of other sub-stances as the body’s metabolic rate is raised by oxygen, enabling it to work more efficiently. However, if pregnant or under medi-cal care, do check first with practitioner before using.

WHAT IF I DON’T “FEEL ANYTHING”?If you don’t ‘feel anything’, it does NOT mean that ‘Oxygen Boost’ is not working. Deep in your body, at the cellular level, ‘Oxygen Boost’ is raising your metabolic response to viruses, bacteria, parasites and other pathogens. It is also strengthening the im-mune system. ‘Oxygen Boost’ also helps neutralize acidity in the body, it is well known that excessive acidity distorts DNA forma-tion, thereby contributing to damaged tissue, which can in turn result in chronic disease.

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Every Christian has the responsibility to establish the ministry of the church within their sphere of influence. This should

support the work of the whole church to the glory of God. So, if you can start a prayer ministry, or engage in some form of out-reach, or just form a group that offers support and study, you are one step closer to making the church the powerful force of transformation that God intends it to be.

By now I hope you’re asking, ‘Where can I begin to establish the church in the marketplace in order to honour God most effec-tively? Ed Silvoso sums it up most succinctly when he says that the target of the church should be the world and not the pew.One of the most important verses from scripture for the mar-

ketplace minister to memorise is this one: ‘...on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades (hell) will not overcome it’ (Matt 16:18).

Firstly, it’s Jesus who builds the church and secondly, when Jesus said the gates of hell would not overpower it, there is the clear assumption that He builds his church at the gates of hell. One of the most loving things we can do with the church is to “send it to hell”. We need to find the places of suffering, brokenness and need, and be the church in those places so that Jesus can build His church there.

BREAD OF HEAvENAndy Loughton, a marketplace minister from a local Helderberg

Church, is an example of a person that did just that. Andy loves the Lord, but of equal importance, Andy loves the people that the Lord loves. One of Andy’s businesses is a bakery in the centre of our town.

The area close to the bakery is a popular place for homeless peo-ple to congregate. A minister is a servant who operates under the authority of the King. What do you think Jesus would have done if he had been the owner of Bread of Heaven Bakeries? Of course, He would have used this business to minister to the needy.

Thankfully, Andy thinks as Jesus does, and so in his mind Bread of Heaven was a prime opportunity to establish the Church in the marketplace! Wherever you have need and you have a Christian in the same location you can be sure that Jesus wants to do some-thing special. So Andy began to establish the church in a simple way-as a bakery he could provide some bread to feed the hungry, but he could also provide the bread of life (see John 6:35).

In a place where the churches of our community were seldom active you will now find the church meeting daily. The hungry are fed and the gospel is preached. Bread of Heaven has become a little like the story of Ephesus – so many lives have been changed because of Andy’s obedience that many in our community are beginning to hear the Good News.

Excerpts from the book ‘Transform your Work Life’ by Graham Power and Dion Forster. Used with permission.

People are God’s heart. He wants all of us to come to repentance, and He will

use us to usher them in. Being a beacon of hope to others is a calling that all Christians should embrace. There are so many different ways in which we

can be an example of Christ to others but the most important of these is ‘Love’. People don’t care how much you know, until they know how much you care! Our lives may be the only Bible that some people may ever read. That’s why, as Christians, we should establish a culture of lov-ing others effectively through acts of kindness. People will more readily understand that God loves them when our lives practically speak of Jesus.Everyday we are finding out who our neigh-

bours are. It’s the people right in front of us, the ones who are in our friendship circles, at work, at school.. The cry of our heart should be “Lord break my heart with the things that break your heart”. When we reach out and touch someone else, we touch God’s heart. Every single one of us has a sphere of influence that someone else doesn’t have. We must never un-derestimate the power of simply sowing kind-

ness or telling someone that Jesus loves them. Let’s allow God to stir our heart so that we are able to be Jesus to people. St Francis said that we should ‘preach always and if necessary use words’. Action it seems, speaks a whole lot louder than words. ‘If there is any kindness I can show, or any

good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again.” William Penn

Faith without Good Deeds Is Dead “What good is it, dear brothers and sisters, if

you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? Can that kind of faith save anyone? Suppose you see a brother or sister who has no food or clothing, and you say, “Good- bye and have a good day; stay warm and eat well”—but then you don’t give that person any food or clothing. What good does that do?”I like what Heidi Baker of Iris Ministries says:

“Just showing kindness and loving someone– that’s the gospel, it’s that simple. Remember, the Gospel is only good news when

it is delivered on time.

Showing God’s heart through

simple expressions of love

• Cold drink give away at traffic lights or at big events• Newspaper give away at service stations• Koeksister give away at traffic lights• Packs of flower seeds give away during spring time• Fragrant towelettes give away• Parking meter feeding or pay for parking at malls• Business window washing• Free shoe shine stand• Stamp give away in front of post office

‘Serving suggestions’

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When they heard that Job was in serious trouble, his friends Eliphaz, Bildad and Zohhar came to comfort him. They trav-

eled long distances and when they saw his condition they tore their clothing and sat on the ground grieving in stark silence for seven days. They dearly loved him, their desires to help were sin-cere and their motives noble. Sadly, the help they offered was misguided. There is an inherent flaw with all help that comes from human sources. It is limited to our ability. The counsel we give cannot go beyond our experiences or biases. All three of Job’s friends were dogmatic legalists. This mindset influenced everything they said and did. Eliphaz claimed remarkable spiritual experiences and insight from God. Much like today’s “God told me so” spiritual-ists. Visions, dreams and “divine insights” give him irrefutable knowledge. “Who can argue with God? If God told me then who are you to disagree?” Bildad rested his knowledge upon tradition. Proverbs, clichés and religious rhetoric guided his counsel. “This is the way it has been done and is an accepted fact. It is the way it must be done!” Zophar assumed to know all about God and His will for man. His vast storehouse of spiritual knowledge gave him confidence to speak into Job’s life. What he said was accurate but his premise was faulty. Every superstructure that is built on a flawed foundation will fall. In Job’s case, his friends were sincere but their limited experiences and knowledge led them to a false conclusion. In the final end, their help was damaging. So it is with each of us who desire to help someone in need. We are hindered by our limitations. Job’s friends assumed that he was being pun-ished by God for his sins.

“If iniquity is in your hand, put it far away, and let not wickedness dwell in your tents. Surely then you will lift up your face without blemish; you will be secure, and will not fear. You will forget your misery; you will remember it as waters that have passed away. And your life will be brighter than the noonday; its darkness will be like the morning. And you will have confidence, because there is hope; you will be protected and take your rest in safety. You will lie down, and none will make you afraid; many will entreat your

favor.” (Job 11:14-18)

Many sincere Christians are earnestly seeking God for healing from an illness, praying for a wayward son or daughter, pleading for a job or financial help, asking for direction or believing for an improvement in a marriage. They are open to direction only to be demoralized by some sincere but misguided help with words like, “You have sinned,” or “You have no faith,” or “You don’t understand God,” or “You fail to apply what God provides for your circumstances.” Indeed, all these statements can be true and can be applied to everyone. But not knowing the secrets of man’s heart or the will of God, such misguided statements are accusatory and only serve to add condemnation to the suffering person. Point people to Jesus and pray that God will illuminate the bewildered mind.

Remember that there is no sin so great that the blood of Jesus cannot forgive, no pain that His comfort cannot ease, no sorrow so heavy that His Joy cannot lift and no need so great that He is unable to supply. His grace is sufficient! His mercy has no limits known to men. “For out of His infinite riches in Jesus, He giveth and giveth and giveth again!”

WOW! These are Words Of Wisdom we can live by!

A Personal NoteDon’t depend upon your understanding nor the counsel of men. Seek His face and fully trust the Lord. Make a concerted effort to praise Him in every circumstance. Listen to His voice. He speaks in most unusual ways and when you hear Him, you will know that it is He. “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.” – Jesus (John 10:27)

Wilfred R. Kent DMin, PhD, Today’s World Ministries, IncInternational College of Biblical Counselling - Web Site: wilfkent.org - Email: [email protected] or [email protected] - Web Site: www.mentoryourlife.com

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A blonde woman named Barbara found her-self in dire trouble. Her business had gone bust and she was in serious financial trouble. She was so desperate that she decided to ask God for help. She began to pray.“God, please help me. I’ve lost my business and if I don’t get some money, I’m going to lose my house as well. Please let me win the Lotto.” Lotto night came and somebody else won. Barbara again prayed.“God, please let me win the Lotto! I’ve lost my business, my house and I’m going to lose my car as well.” Lotto night came and Barbara

still had no luck. Once again she prayed.“My God, why have you forsaken me? I’ve lost my business, my house and my car. My children are starving. I don’t often ask you for help and I have always been a good servant to you. Please just let me win the Lotto this one time so I can get my life back in order.”Suddenly there was a blinding flash of light as the heavens opened and Barbara was con-fronted by the voice of God himself.“Barbara, you are going to have to meet me halfway on this. Buy a ticket.”.

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missing. He called her at the hotel to ask what happened to her.She was crying when she answered the phone. “I can’t get out of the room!”“Why not?” the captain asked.“There are only three doors,” she sobbed. “One is the bathroom, one is the closet and one has a sign on it that says ‘Do Not Disturb’!”.

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“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jer 29:11

It is important to understand that God knows how to bring you out of trouble. There is nothing God doesn’t know how to handle. Psalms 34 outlines eight steps to follow to come out of trouble.

1. The first thing to do is pray.Verse four begins, “I sought the Lord.” Your part is to pray and invite Him into your life.

2. You must trust God.“Blessed is the man who trusts in Him” (Psalms 34:8). Put the whole balance of your life, your security, in the Lord. Rely on the character, strength and ability of God to deliver you. Fear and unbelief, which are a lack of trust in God, will hinder or stop you from receiving God’s help.

3. Fear the Lord.This does not mean to be afraid of Him, but to give Him honor and respect. Take whatever you find in the Word, knowing it is true, and put it into your life. When God speaks, quickly make changes or adjustments.

4. seek the Lord with all your heart.Listen to the prompting of the inward witness. The counsel of God will deliver you out of trouble. God will protect you, keeping you safe from injury, harm and destruction. He will preserve you by instructing and teaching you, but you must make the effort to listen and learn. Trusting Him causes His mercy to surround you.

5. don’t criticize and judge others.Brother Copeland says there are two times to pray for a per-son—when he’s right and when he’s wrong. It is the Lord’s job,

not ours, to “bring to light the hidden things of darkness and reveal the counsels of the hearts” (I Corinthians 4:5). Your part is to “keep your tongue from evil, and your lips from speaking deceit” (Psalms 34:13).

6. depart from evil.Psalms 34:14 says, “Depart from evil and do good; seek peace and pursue it.” Consider yourself dead to sin and alive unto God. When sin calls your name, don’t respond to it. When God calls your name, be quick to respond.

7. determine to do good (verse 14).You are to be like Jesus. Jesus of Nazareth went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed of the devil (Acts 10:38). Be busy doing good, praying and ministering to others.

8. seek peace.Don’t be the one who brings discord, quarreling, fighting and strife. Instead, be the one who brings peace, calmness and har-mony (verse 14).

Receiving God’s power and deliverance is not automatic. Your deliverance is controlled by how you see God, how you treat God, how you listen to Him and how you obey Him. You must come to a new place of faith and trust in God. You will never be able to fathom with your mind the counsel of the Lord. His wise counsel may even appear to us to be foolishness. But He is far smarter than we are. When you seek God, trust Him, hear His counsel and do what He tells you, He will bring you out of trouble.

Visit Kenneth Copeland Ministries at www.kcm.org.za

Coming out of

The Best Decision EverIf you do not know Jesus as your Lord and Saviour, pray the following and in turn make Jesus your Lord.

Heavenly Father, I come to You in the Name of Jesus. Your Word says, ‘Whoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved’ and ‘If you will confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus Christ, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved’ (Acts 2:21, Rom 10:9-10).

I take you at Your Word. I confess that Jesus is Lord, and I believe in my heart that You raised Him from the dead. Thank you for coming into my heart, for giving me Your Holy Spirit as You have promised, and for being Lord over my life. Amen!

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Ingredients: 1 cup sugar 2 large eggs4 ripe bananas, mashed

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1/2 tsp Salt1/2 pkt Chopped Walnuts (optional)

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In a mixing bowl, mix together the sugar, eggs, mashed bananas and

butter. Sift the dry ingredients and walnuts together (reserving a few

to sprinkle on top) then mix into egg mixture until just combined.

Spoon mixture into pans, sprinkle reserved walnuts and bake for

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For muffins - fill pans 3/4 full and bake at 190ºC for 30-35 min.

Ingredients: 125g Butter, softened 1/2 cup Icing Sugar

2 tbsp YUM YUM Peanut Butter Vanilla Essence

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Banana Cake

Peanut Butter Icing

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Place in oven and leave to cook for about 60 min. Stir once or twice during baking process.Serve with Rice and Peas.

A delicious Family Favourite

Banana Cake with Peanut Butter Icing

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“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jer 29:11

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Because God loved the whole world... He gave His beloved son to be our substitution on the Cross. Below is 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 (AMP). It is known as the love chapter in the bible. Substitute your name for the word love. Write your name on the line and then read it to see how we should act towards each other.

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4_______ endures long and is patient and kind; _______never is envious nor boils over with jealousy, is not boastful or vainglorious, does not display him/herself haughtily.

5 _______ is not conceited (arrogant and inflated with pride); is not rude (unmannerly) and does not act unbecom-ingly. _______ does not insist on his/her own rights or his/her own way, for _______ is not self-seeking; is not touchy or fretful or resentful; takes no account of the evil done to _______ [pays no attention to a suffered wrong].

6 _______ does not rejoice at injustice and unrighteousness, but rejoices when right and truth prevail.

7 _______ bears up under anything and everything that comes, is ever ready to believe the best of every person, _______ hopes are fadeless under all circumstances, and _______endures everything [without weakening].

8 _______ never fails [never fades out or becomes obsolete or comes to an end]...

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