P.O. Box 4299 Physical Adr.

Ekufikeni

Mbabane Hhohho

Swaziland H100 Swaziland H100

Email: ccjames127@yahoo.com cell:+268-6023250/6034738

Dear restless heart, be still, don’t fret and worry so

God has a thousand ways His love and help to show

Just trust, and trust, until His will you know

Dear restless heart, be still, for peace is God’s own smile

His love can every wrong and sorrow reconcile

Just love, and love, and calmly wait a while

Dear restless heart, be brave, don’t moan and sorrow so

He has a meaning kind in chilly winds that blow

Just hope, and hope, and hope, until you braver grow

Dear restless heart, recline upon His breast this hour

His grace is strength and life, His love is bloom and flower

Just rest and rest and rest within His tender power

Dear restless heart be still! Don’t struggle to be free

God’s life is in your life, from him you may not flee

Just pray and pray and pray till you have faith to see
El Shaddai Primary School

1. Children
We were swamped with families that needed their children to come to the school unfortunately the
previous head teacher did not focus on the needy children and we ended up taking in much more
children than we planned for. The grade 1 class had to many children and it was a challenge for
Mrs Mhlanga to control them. Hopefully with the government making a commitment to start with
free education in 2010 the excess grade 1 and 2 children from other areas, that could not afford
school fees, could return and go to school closer to their homes. Some of these little ones walked to
school 2hrs in the morning and 2 returning home in the afternoons.

We are excited as this is the first year we have a grade 7 class and they are currently writing the
government exams. Our prayers are with these children as so many that need to go to high school
do not have the funds to go.

2. Teachers
This has proved to be a difficult year all around. As the year started we ran into major problems
with our head teacher and government teachers. Due to moral and discipline issues we had to let
them leave the school. As time moved on we were hopeful with the replacements but once again
ran into similar problems.
Margie and I had been praying for a head teacher and finally TSC called for us to interview new
candidates. God proved to be faithful and our current head teacher Lenny was an answer to prayer.
She is wonderful with the children and they love her very much. Themba Matsebula and Mr Maseko
are also government teachers and they are doing a great job.

The temporal teachers are a blessing as always, Mrs Shiba, Mrs Mhlanga, Jo-anna and Monday. It is
our prayer to pay them a better wage, please keep this in your prayers. El Shaddai Ministry is helping
Monday to study and get his teaching diploma, when he has studied for a year the government will
pay him a wage of E3000. His current wage is E1000 and the other temporal teachers get less. A big
thank you to CLF that has committed to help provide the funds we so much need to pay these
teachers and buy food to feed the children.

3. Uniforms
Blessings, blessings ,blessings. As the uniforms started to look very worn out Anne made a plan and
surprised us. Janine also blessed the little ones with uniforms from their school. Virginia and Dennis
also helped with the track pants. The Taiwanese students, they blessed the children with shoes and
stationery. The All4Jesus team gave a back-pack filled with food to each child in the school. God is so
good

The way to find God’s treasure-house of blessing is to climb the ladder of his divine promises. Those
promises are a key that opens the door to the riches of God’s grace and favour.

Thank you to all the people that donated the uniforms without your loving gifts, El Shaddai ministry
would not have been able to bless the children. They jumped with joy when they received their gifts
and sang praises to the Lord.
Philippians . 3:8 I consider everything a loss compared to the surpassing
greatness of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord.

4. School Buildings
A big thank you to CLF, they provided the funds for the final classroom and media room. These
buildings finalised the primary school building project. Praise God as the media room would also
provide the school with much needed computer studies and a library to do research. Rural schools in
Swaziland do not have these facilities so once again we raise our hands to praise God. Ron Purias
has committed to sending us the much needed computers for the school. As they got back from
their trip to El Shaddai a teacher from one of the schools told him that they are willing to donate the
schools computers to the mission, wow what a blessing. He is getting a container together to ship
them over as soon as they have the funds

The head teachers home and the second home currently in construction was funded by CLF. The
remaining teachers home funded by CLF would be built early in 2010.

5. Food
The children were blessed with a healthy meal each day. CLF funded the food and the government
also provided supplies to make this possible.
Pre-school
As we had no funding for the pre-school programme we considered to close it. The parents begged
us to keep it open as all the other pre-schools where really expensive. We closed our eyes and
continued in faith. Stacey blessed us and provided the 300 dollars needed for the daily food and we
juggled to get the funds to pay the teachers. Supplies also came from trip blessings. Thank you once
again for all who have given and blessed the children at the pre-school.

Many people want the glory without the cross, and the shining light without the burning fire, but
crucifixion comes before coronation. Light is always costly and comes at the expense of that which
produces it. An unlit candle does not shine, for burning must come before light. And we can be of
little use to others without a cost to ourselves. May all who gave up their safe environment to
come and share your time with the little ones be blessed in Christ Jesus.

Pray for 2010 and that God would provide in His time for these little ones. Sometimes closing down
would seem to be the right route to go. We have come to see that these precious angels also need
to be prepared for their long road toward an education to change their situation and give them hope
for the future.
Baby House

1. Staff
The staff have been wonderful but have also gone through their share of problems this year. Irene
lost many of her family members this year and the most difficult was her son that committed
suicide. The government omitted his result in the paper and he thought he failed and then hung
himself. Elsie is always at work and a great blessing it surprises me how she is always smiling. As
single mother she never complains and would crochet evenings to make more money to help her
children. Bongiwe has not been well please keep her in your prayers. Margie has been a great
support in many ways. She was attacked by the dogs and it is a miracle that she is with us today. She
had a great time in the USA and took Danny with to visit.

2. Children
The little ones are doing great and Angelique has become a real missy. It is such a blessing to see
how much they have grown and changed in this year. Xolile and Lungisi also joined the home this
year and Gift upgraded into the girls dorm.
 3. Building
We finally got the contractors to plaster the outside of the baby house and we have the
students from South Africa coming in December to paint the outside. Margie also raised the
funds to put in their own playground. CLF provided the funds to fence around and this made
it possible for the little ones to venture out safely and play on their newly built playground.

El Shaddai Kitchen
The HFA trip made a beautiful cafe mural in the kitchen. This made going in there so much
fun, just feels like you are sitting on the side of the road in Europe. Thank you for taking the
time and making this possible. Thandi that worked in the kitchen went home to take care of
her daughter that is very ill. Zodwa took over her responsibilities in the kitchen and is doing
a great job. The contractors also plastered the outside now we need to raise awareness so
that we could paint the outside dorm and kitchen. Boy oh boy must say things are starting
to look great.

The church
As usual the church has been used for multiple departments. During the week it is used as
the pre-school and crafts. We also use the church for local meetings and school meetings. A
great need is new benches in the church. A special thank you for the most beautiful mural in
a church in all the world. As the picture took form I knew that God was guiding the painters
hand, praise Jesus for the most beautiful talent He gave our benefactor.

Farming
 1. Pigs
Praise God that made it possible for us to buy good stock for the piggery, we started with
five and it had grown to 48. The next extension is to build our own cold room so that we
can slaughter and sell direct to the public. Our first group is ready to be slaughtered by the
time we return home from our holiday. The pigs have proved to be a great investment they
help provide meat for the children.

2. Chickens
Once the extreme rain subsides we will also be focussing on the chickens once again. There
has been great storms is Swaziland and the chicks die when they are wet and cold. The
children love helping take care of the animals.

3. Cows
We are only milking one cow as we had to sell the other cows. Due to the feed prices rising
it became very expensive to continue with the dairy. There are three cows left and hopefully
we will be able to build up the dairy once the feed prices go down. It is great that we are
able to milk the remaining cows without feeding and have enough milk for the mission

4. Plowing for the mission and gogo’s

So many families have been touched by the rise in prices of goods and food. Once again we
trusted God for a miracle and CLF partnering with All4Jesus made it possible to plow for the
grandmothers, widows and single mothers this year. We plowed a large field at El Shaddai.
Tractor
First of all we had real problems as the tractor was not doing great. CLF and All4Jesus came
up with the funds to repair the old girl. Needless to say I think this was her final season.
Although the engine was repaired it was oozing oil and it does not make sense to spend
such an exuberant amount of money to open up the engine again. Praise God that we were
able to help all the families. We have not been able to grind the maize for the local families
because we need the PTO on the tractor to run the grinding machine or come up with an
electric motor to do this.

5. Moringa Tree Project

Moringa or miracle tree not sure but time will tell, we were able to plant 1000 trees during
the All4Jesus visit in October. Our prayers are that we would be able to harvest the leaves
and dry them to pound it into a powder which the local families could add to their stews
that they eat with the maize meal their staple food. This powder would provide much
needed vitamin and minerals supplements. This donation came in a time of great need,
thank you.
Beanie Project
This project has blessed so many families we have seen more than 40 families lives changed
this year due to a regular income from the beanies. To say the least we have gone through
major trials to continue. First of all finding a clearing agent proved difficult until Fedex
agreed to help on our first consignment. Then getting the AGOA papers sorted seemed
nearly impossible. Caroline came down and did the rounds with me until we got all the
paperwork done.

Eventually the yarn became difficult to locate as the post-office went on stick for weeks and
to follow the road transport people. As we breathed a sigh of relief the textile people went
on strike and to this day we have not been able to get the yarn we need. The cherry on the
cake is the suppliers discontinuing colors without prior notice. Although we face all these
problems we are taking a stand and know God initiated this and He will continue what He
started.

We are helping them with the making of paper beads and other jewels please pray for a
miracle in this area.
Komati Project

1. THE CHILDREN’S FIRST TWO HOMES

2. ALL4JESUS TEAM PAINTING THE KITCHEN

Praise the Lord for Cindy and Jared they sold their home and started a non profit called All4Jesus.
Their selfless gift has made it possible for the high school children to live 5min from school. Kallie
and I knew we had to expand but everything seemed to work against us and we prayed about this
and decided that if this was from the Lord He would provide all the funding. He did and we are
blessed that the children have moved into their new home. The grade 7 children would be moving
down next year. In the one house will be boys, Zweli, Bhegani, Nkosingphile, Promise, Lucky,
Ayanda, Pumlani, Mancoba and Quawe. Michael and Bongani are going to trade school and they will
come home holidays.

The girl’s house has Mbali, Nomphumelelo, Busisiwe, Zinhle, Petsile and two girls from the chiefs
home that are orphans. We could take in more girls if needed. Praise be to God in the highest.

Finding, following, keeping struggling. Is He sure to bless?

SAINTS, APOSTLES, PROPHETS, MARTYRS, ANSWER, “YES”

VOLUNTEERS

JERE AND JANET SCOTT

Jere and Janet came and helped once again this year. Jere did so much plumbing I am sure he would
have an allergy reaction going to the bathroom. Needless to say on their arrival we had the green
truck combi and Pajero in the workshop. Jere paid for a new engine for the Isuzu. Jere also provided
the Manager’s of Komati project with a generator. Janet helped once again getting the storerooms
sorted and everything is looking great. She blessed the school with her wisdom and gave guidance
to the teachers.

Give what you have, for you never know – to someone else it may be better than you can ever dare
to think.

JAN BUCKNER
Jan has being coming to help in various areas at the mission. She has been a great blessing to the
little ones and the smaller girls. May God bless her coming and going..

They will soar on wings like eagles.

STUDENTS FROM SOUTH AFRICA

We have been blessed with so many teams in the last few years, as it is hard to see our children
grow even these children of ours have grown and completed their studies. Their season here has
ended but we have new students helping and what a blessing. Congratulations to Juanita and
Wynand that got married, to Raymond and Christine that are getting married in January and Johan
our “vet” that got married. God be with you and guide you in your new life together.

KRISTEN MCGRAW
Dear sweet Kristen came and helped with anything and everything. We are sad that she left but
ultimately you have to listen to the voice of God not man. Doesn’t the Word of God come to us like
a soft rain shower, dispelling the fury of the flames? Isn’t it like fireproof armour, against which the
heat is powerless. Whatever occurs in the valley of tears I know He has chosen me.

PERMANENT STAFF

MARGIE BREWER
Dear Margie has been a great blessing and has gone through great trials herself this year. First of all
she was attacked by dogs and then had her credit card details stolen. Praise God for CLF that
covered her medical bill and All4Jesus that helped. She had a great visit with her family and we a
grateful that she has returned to continue her work with us here.
Pain’s furnace heat within me quivers.

God’s breath upon the flame does blow.

And all my heart in anguish shivers.

And trembles at the fiery glow.

And yet I whisper as God will.

And in the hottest fire hold still.

FRANK AND JANE

They where brave enough to leave their beautiful island home and move to help take care of the
extended project at Komati. We are blessed to have them and thank God for sending them in a time
of great need. Our prayer is that they too will experience the provision and love God has for His
children in the field

MINA PURIAS
She has ventured into the mission field what a brave lady. Mina is currently helping take care of the
children in the SA home. She had to face a not so friendly landlady but she stood her ground.
Hopefully she would be helping in various other sections of the ministry soon.

MARK HACKETT
Mark came to help Kallie with construction and various other things. Mark has been rather busy
since we have been building non stop. He is returning home on the 11th and not sure if he could
come back due to financial difficulty.

TEAMS

CLF

NO PRAYER IS EVER LOST, OR ANY PRAYER BREATHED IN VAIN. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS PRAYER
UNANSWERED OR UNNOTICED BY GOD AND SOME THINGS WE SEE AS REFUSALS OR DENIALS ARE
SIMPLY DELAYS.
 1. JUNGLE GYM
Tom and Linda became a part of our work when we were struggling and decided to partner
with us. Wow we had been praying about a jungle gym and felt guilty as there was so much
need all over but when it was built I knew this was from God. Thank you once again to all
that made this dream real.

2. YEAH MEDIA ROOM BUILT

The school has it’s media room and final classes thanks once again to the loving support of CLF and
their supporters. You can also log onto their website www.james127.org to see their extended
ministry in Swaziland.

3. CLINIC
The clinic, a lifesaver in the midst of poverty, what a wonderful gift. God’s love is bigger than we
could ever know or understand. What a blessing to know we are able to help people that would not
be able to go to hospital. Thank you, thank you, thank you. An anonymous donor blessed us through
CLF.

4. BABY HOUSE FENCING

They also put a fence around the baby house to make it safer for the little ones to play outside.
Margie also raised funds so that they could have their own mini jungle gym. Thank you for all the
time and effort spent to make this dream possible.
 5. FURNITURE FOR GUEST HOUSE
The old children’s home needs to be revamped asap. We are using this home for volunteers. CLF in
support with All4Jesus gave us funds to get beds for the new guest facilities. These facilities where
built by our loving Canadian friends.

ALL4JESUS

They came and gave themselves to serve the people of this area and praise the Lord for their loving
commitment. They also painted the kitchen at phase two Komati Project and helped with other
tasks, planting the Moringa trees, packing the medicine in the clinic and setting up the clinic. They
blessed all the children at school with back packs filled with food and goodies.

CHRIST SOMETIMES DELAYS HIS HELP SO THAT OUR FAITH MAY GROW AND ENERGISE OUR
PRAYERS. OUR BOAT MAY BE TOSSED BY THE WAVES WHILE HE CONTINUES TO SLEEP, BUT
HE WILL AWAKE BEFORE IT SINKS. HE IS NEVER TOO LATE.

RON PURIAS
The group from Canada came and blessed us and built the volunteer dorm, they worked real hard
and we were blessed to have them be with us. We are looking forward to their next visit. The
All4Jesus group was the first team to stay in the new places. The contractors finished the building
and Mark helped with the plumbing

HEART FOR AFRICA

They have always been a great blessing and God made in possible for a few groups to visit us this
year. To see what wonderful work they are doing in Africa please go to their website. The children
were part of the Litsemba in the hotel and had great fun. The groups spent time in the rural area
with very poor families and also did a lot of painting. The ministry was blessed with a medical team
that saw tons of people and some even painted beautiful murals. May God bless their work and
continue to expand their territory.
JOHN HEIRS AND TEAM
Their team came to scout out possible work that future groups could come and do. The group also
helped with the children’s school work and did some painting. Thank you for visiting it is always a
blessing to make new friends.

CAROLINE, SANDY AND THE GANG

The ladies and the youngsters came and helped with anything and everything. Most of all they
helped with the painting of the clinic. The rounded off the outside and inside and the only thing left
was the sorting of meds. Now we can have the official opening of the clinic in January 2010. Caroline
helped with a ton of the AGOA problems we were experiencing with the government.

Whatever the Lord may ask of us or however slow He may seem to work, we can be absolutely sure
he is never a confused or fearful Savior.

COERTZEN FAMILY
KALLIE ON SABATICAL IN MARGATE

Our family has gone through a time of testing greater than ever before. There is so much to praise

God for that all the problems we experienced seem so insignificant right now.

Kallie: First of all Kallie had to get treatment for traumatic stress disorder. The dr. was surprised that
he was not diagnosed before. Kallie has to have his cancer checked and will be seeing the urologist
fish.

Charmain: It has been so busy and I knew that my body was warning me something is wrong. First of
all they diagnosed fibromyalgia and then found a growth the size of a tennis ball in my uterus. The
end result was a full hysterectomy and cancer growing. Still waiting for the final results but dr. is
hopeful that he got it all out. Follow-up due on the 10th.
Carl: Wow it is hard to believe my baby is finished with primary school and will be venturing into the
high school “scary” for moms. He did well with his studies and a special thank you to Tom and Linda
that have sponsored him this year.

Naomi: Missy is going to school next year and she is looking forward to it.

David: He is growing and loves playing on the new jungle gym. Often he just pops into the baby
house to visit his buddy Danny.

MESSAGE
The eyes of the Lord range throughout the earth , to strengthen those whose hearts are fully
committed to Him.

God is looking for men and women whose hearts are firmly fixed on Him and who will continually
trust Him for all he desires to do with their lives. God is ready and eager to work more powerfully
than ever through His people, and the clock of the century is striking the eleventh hour.

THANK YOU
1. BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S
2. COMPASIONATE LIFE FOUNDATION
3. ALL4JESUS
4. HEART FOR AFRICA
5. JOHN HEIRS AND HIS GROUP OF VOLUNTEERS
6. RON PURIAS AND HIS TEAM
7. ALL THE VOLUNTEERS
8. HERMAN AND RONEL
9. SPAR
10. SHOPRITE
11. TUKKIES
12. ALL OUR CHILDREN’S SPONSORS

EXAM RESULTS
SIBONISO SIMELANE 83% POSITION 2 GR 5

MFANZILE MAGAGULA 84% 3 GR 4

NOTHANDO DLAMINI 81% 2 GR 6

GIFT NKHABINDZE 95% 1 GR 1

NOKHANYA SHONGWE 81% 5 GR 3

HLENGIWE KHUMALO 93% 1 GR 3

NDUMISO ZWANE 70% 6 GR 5

THOKOZANE NDZIMANDZE 64% 11 GR 5

MANGALISO MASEKO 64% 11 GR 5

ZANDILE NDZINISA 60% 17 GR 6

MBONGISENI MSIBI 64% 11 GR 6

JABU SHONGWE 60% 18 GR 6

NDUMISO TFWALA 74% 8 GR 3

NKHOSIKHONA MNDZINISO/DEAN 85% 6 GR 1

NONDUMISO MNCINA 82% 13 GR 1

ANTON KUNENS 65% 6 GR 6

THOKO NDZIMANDZE 62% 14 GR 6

BANELE SHONGWE 50% 27 GR 4

NOXOLO SIBANDZE 75% 6 GR 4

PHUMLA SHONGWE 61% 4 GR 4

NOTHANDO SHONGWE 58% 15 GR 4

NOLWAZI DLAMINI 61% 4 GR 4

RUTH DLAMINI 57% 16 GR 4

SENZO TFWALA 32% 35 GR 4 FAIL

WERNER KUNENS 54% 21 GR 4

COLANI LUKHELE 47% 30 GR 4 FAIL

MAZWE DLUDLU 50% 28 GR 4

ANTON SITHOLE 46% 27 GR 2 FAIL

MATHOKOZA DLAMINI 67% GR 9

KHETSIWE MASEKO 82% GR 8

ALL OTHER RESULTS STILL PENDING