March 2025 — I have recently returned from an incredible two-week Midnight Cry ministry tour across South Africa — a journey that was both exciting and deeply humbling. It was a true honour to serve in so many different spaces, leading children’s programmes, revival meetings, workshops, and community outreach, while also experiencing the rich culture and history of this remarkable country.
My journey began in Durban, at the Lighthouse Fellowship in Umhlanga, where I led a vibrant and engaging children’s programme. On 1st March, I was privileged to be the guest speaker for the main service, sharing a message of faith, hope, and empowerment.
From there, I moved on to Queensburgh SDA Church in Malvern, Durban, where from 3rd to 6th March, I led a powerful Week of Revival and Reformation. Each evening, the church gathered with a genuine hunger for renewal, and it was a blessing to witness hearts stirred and lives uplifted. During this week, I also led a growth mindset workshop for the elderly, reminding them that purpose and growth are lifelong pursuits. Alongside this, I continued to pour into the next generation through a dynamic children’s programme.
During my time in Durban, I also had the joy of spending two days at Thornhill Christian College in Pietermaritzburg, leading growth mindset workshops with children from nursery through to Year 12. Seeing the curiosity, energy, and potential in every age group was truly inspiring. Additionally, I spent a morning at Keithsleigh Primary School, where I led a whole-school workshop, encouraging students and staff alike to believe in their capacity to grow, learn, and lead.
The following week took me to Cape Town, where I was welcomed by the members of Westbank SDA Church NR:400. There, I led a special Wednesday night meeting, sharing a message focused on hope, resilience, and forward-thinking faith. 
The final leg of my tour brought me to Johannesburg, where I was privileged to visit the slums of Soweto, under the leadership of Beersheba SDA Church in Coronationville. I shared words of hope with the local community and distributed gifts to the children — moments that will stay with me forever. I also had the opportunity to participate in Global Youth Week of Prayer at Mzimhlophe SDA Church, Orlando West, Soweto, delivering a closing presentation that focused on empowering young people to live boldly for Christ. 
In between ministry commitments, I was blessed to explore some of South Africa’s historic and cultural sites — from museums and memorials to natural landmarks. These visits offered me deeper insight into the country’s history, struggles, and incredible spirit of resilience.
Reflecting on these two weeks, my heart is full of gratitude.
“It was both exciting and humbling to witness the faith, strength, and potential within each community I visited. I am thankful for every handshake, every prayer shared, and every child’s smile — reminders of why this mission matters so much.”
I look forward to continuing to serve, inspire, and help raise the next generation of confident, faith-filled leaders.
Thank you to everyone in South Africa who welcomed me so warmly. Until next time!
Great job ,I won’t be able to preach but next time if there is need for a helping hand in the community you can invite us i am able to cook wash clean and iron
Great to see!