We arrived at the church building and met the pastor and his wife, the ones that run this carepoint then began setting up for the distribution. We began with a mini church service then had about 10 chairs, each with a plastic tub with water in front, waiting for a child to have his or her feet washed. Our team joyfully accepted this ministry opportunity and began serving each and every child that came their way. I saw Jesus in that church building that day. After washing the feet of the kids, we prayed over each one and gave them a new pair of shoes. We had to make a few trips to the shoe piles to find a size that would fit, but it was enjoyable.
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Family ministry: New Shoes
One Saturday we loaded up the only vehicle that holds our entire team (we have to reserve this bus and our friendly driver, Elliot) and drove out to a carepoint on the other side of Swaziland. Each year the kids that go to the carepoints regularly get a new pair of shoes that have been donated by Samaritans Feet or another shoe company called Yield that makes crock-like shoes. Our team was very excited to take part in this ministry and we were a blessing to the Swazi staff that distribute these shoes to many carepoints all over Swaziland.