LENDING A HELPING HAND

From assisting with feeding to nappy changing and playing, Divine Vessels Umtata dedicate their Friday afternoons doing what they can at an orphanage home called Bethany. Bethany currently accommodates 40 children, ranging from ages 2 months-7 years old. " We are blessed to be a blessing and stand in the gap, doers of the word as James 2:17 would say" RUCC branch






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