Category: Culture

St Charles Junior Primary Recognition Ceremony 2019

Posted by Dedrey | 8 Nov 2019 | Culture, Drama & Music, Schools, Sports, St Charles College |

Some of the Grade 1 boys showing their certificates to their moms and dads (from left to right)...

Glenwood High School assist SA Legion

Posted by Dedrey | 4 Nov 2019 | Culture, Glenwood High School, Schools |

Twenty two Glenwood High School boarders assisted the South African Legion ( Durban branch) place...

Treverton OP Outdoor Pursuits

Posted by Dedrey | 21 Oct 2019 | Culture, Schools, Treverton Independant School |

Part of the curriculum at Treverton College is OP, Outdoor Pursuits. The children are versed in...

Glenwood High School Matric Art Exhibition

Posted by Dedrey | 18 Sep 2019 | Culture, Glenwood High School, Schools |

The annual Glenwood Matric Art Exhibition officially opened on Tuesday 17 September 2019 on the...

TREVERTON PREP SCHOOL ABRSM MUSIC EXAMINATION

Posted by Dedrey | 16 Sep 2019 | Culture, Schools, Treverton Independant School |

Three of Treverton prep school’s musical learners obtained wonderful results in their Royal...

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Gedagte vir die week | Thought of the week

Volmaakte liefde verdryf vrees

Waar liefde is, is daar geen vrees nie, maar volmaakte liefde verdryf vrees… – 1 Johannes 4:18

Ons kyk na nog ‘n manier waarop God moeilike situasies in ons lewens gebruik om ons geestelik meer vrugbaar te maak. Wat ookal met ons gebeur, selfs al bevat dit ‘n bose element, in iets positiefs verander kan word as ons saam met die Almagtige werk en Hom liefhet. Dit is nie soseer wat met ons gebeur wat belangrik is nie, maar hoe ons dit sien. Ons innerlike houding bepaal die eindresultaat. God se vermoë om ‘n moeilike situasie tot ons voordeel te laat
werk, word net beperk deur ons vermoë om Hom lief te hê en saam met Hom te werk. As ons Hom liefhet, sal ons Hom vertrou, as ons Hom vertrou, dan kan ons verseker wees dat niks wat met ons gebeur, teen ons kan werk nie.

– Selwyn Hughes