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PRECINCT LIVING

LIFEHOUSE CHURCH IN
CHARTWELL
The Lifehouse Church has a number
of activities on the go and you’re
invited to join them either by making
a donation of groceries or by getting
involved in one or more of their drives.

BREAD BASKET FOOD DRIVE
To celebrate International Mandela
Day, the church is collecting non-
perishable food that can be dropped
off at designated times from now until
17 July 2021. So when you’re out
grocery shopping, or ordering your
food online, why not add one or two
extra items to your trolley – maize
meal for making pap, samp, salt,
rice, Ricoffy, tea bags, sugar, baked
beans, peanut butter and jam will all
be welcomed.

Email: admin@lifehousechurch.
co.za for the list of drop-off days
and the times when the groceries
can be delivered.
CLOTHING DRIVE
If you have clothes that no longer fit you
or your children (from babies up to adult
sizes), consider bringing them to the
Lifehouse Church. Please make sure
that all garments are clean and wearable
– and similarly, please make sure that
any blankets that you don’t need are
cleaned first before dropping them off.

Email: dale@lifehousechurch co.za
to arrange the time and place
for dropping off you clothing
donations.
BRICKS FOR BREAD INITIATIVE
To assist in the building of the Tiisetso
Community Skills Development
Centre, Lifehouse Church is
supporting the ecobrick campaign.
Members of the Thabo Mbeki Informal
Settlement are encouraged to collect
plastic bags and 2 litre cold drink
bottles which will be used as building
bricks for the walls of the training
centre. The purpose of the centre is to
impart essential skills to the residents,
to make them more relevant to the
marketplace. In exchange for each
ecobrick that the participants make,
they will receive a food pack.

To get involved in any of
these initiatives, visit: www.
lifehousechurch.co.za/outreach.
On 18 July 2021(depending on the
Covid restrictions), the donations of
groceries, clothing and other useful
items will be taken by members of the
Lifehouse Church to the Thabo Mbeki
Informal settlement, for distribution to
families in need.

Ubuntu sees people not as individuals,
but as part of an infinitely complex
web of other human beings. The
idea is that we are all bound up with
one another – that ‘me’ is always
subordinate to ‘we’ – and that no man
or woman is an island.
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