Church brings hope and warm meals to the community
Kind-hearted members of the African Methodist Episcopal Church recently took to the streets near Saveways Crescent to share warmth, not only through smiles but also by handing out cups of soup and fresh fruit to those most affected by economic hardship.
@witbanknews Earlier today, kind-hearted individuals brought warmth and joy to the community, distributing soup and fruits to those who need it most, spreading smiles and making a difference near Saveways Crescent. #witbanknews #witbank #emalahleni #trending #empumelelweni #Fyp
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The outreach on June 10 formed part of the church's on-going commitment to social responsibility.
Victor Mhlanga, speaking on behalf of the church, emphasised that this kind of outreach is at the core of their mission. 'We are here for our mission as a church,' he said. 'We believe in responsible social action. The economy is not doing well, unemployment is rising, and people are struggling. We use our offerings to help the less fortunate get a meal. This is not the first time we've done this, and it certainly won't be the last. As a church, we are happy to contribute to society.'
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Kind-hearted members of the African Methodist Episcopal Church recently took to the streets near Saveways Crescent to share warmth, not only through smiles but also by handing out cups of soup and fresh fruit to those most affected by economic hardship. @witbanknews Earlier today, kind-hearted individuals brought warmth and joy to the community, distributing soup and fruits to those who need it most, spreading smiles and making a difference near Saveways Crescent. #witbanknews #witbank #emalahleni #trending #empumelelweni #Fyp ♬ original sound – witbanknews The outreach on June 10 formed part of the church's on-going commitment to social responsibility. Victor Mhlanga, speaking on behalf of the church, emphasised that this kind of outreach is at the core of their mission. 'We are here for our mission as a church,' he said. 'We believe in responsible social action. The economy is not doing well, unemployment is rising, and people are struggling. We use our offerings to help the less fortunate get a meal. This is not the first time we've done this, and it certainly won't be the last. As a church, we are happy to contribute to society.' Breaking news at your fingertips … Follow WITBANK NEWS our website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or TikTok Chat to us: info@ At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
