The Selborne Cyclists, raising over R100 000 for CHOC have reached Kenton, and with less than 200km to go, are looking forward to the excitement of reaching home.
An sms from Josh this evening said, “It’s amazing… Got under 200 to go. Did 181 today with hectic headwind, everyone is pretty tired but nearly there so its all good.”
Click here for some photo’s from their journey
A little while ago, Walter and his crew took Christian hiphop to the streets to raise awareness and speak positively over the lives of the youth. Here’s a little report back from Walter:
Elementz of the Kulture
We made our first stop out in Mbekweni on the 17/01/09 a Township just outside Mdantsane, we had a turn out of over 60 youth out in the Street listening to some poetry & Hip Hop, and of course some R&B. The performances were by:
The Reliable Source ( Hip Hop Youthology Co-host on Link Fm), Tobzed (Christian Rapper from PE), Nelly (Poet from East London), Asanda (Poet from King William’s Town), Siyanda (R&B Artist/Producer from Mbekweni) & Walter ( Poet/Hip Hop Youthology & Afternoon Drive host on Link Fm). The best news is that a lot of youth is opening up to Christian Hip Hop, quite a number from the audience gave their lives to the Lord on that Afternoon. Elementz of the Kulture will be making a turn in your vicinity soon….watch the space. God moves in Hip Hop these days!!
Click here to see Pics from the event
Four Selborne College matrics will be taking to the road, cycling from Cape Town to East London from March 28 to Apr 3 2008, hoping to raise R100 000. Proceeds from this marathon cycle will go to CHOC, a children’s cancer clinic.
As a pre-fundraiser for this event, The boys will be hosting a Spinathon this Saturday, 28 Feb at Vincent Park Shopping Centre. Individuals and businesses are invited to come ‘purchase’ a bike for 30min/60min and to join in the fun.
For a R5000 donation from businesses, your logo will be added to the vehicle travelling with the cyclists, for the 7 day duration.
For more information, or to contribute contact 082 454 1291 / 082 920 1237
This past weekend saw Link FM partnering with Angus Buchan to bring you the TRUE FREEDOM IN JESUS Crusade at the ABSA stadium! What an awesome move of God! If you have testimonies of this event, please add them as a “comment”, or if you have photo’s that you took at Angus Buchan’s crusade, email them to markodendaal@gmail.com to have them included on our PHOTOS page.
Photos will be uploaded soon of Angus’ interview during the On Tap top 40 this past Saturday, so watch this space…
Angus Buchan from the life changing film “Faith like Potatoes” is on his way to East London as part of his City Wide 2008 crusade.
Saturday 4 October is the big day and it’s all happening at the ABSA Stadium where Uncle Angus will preach the undiluted Word of God. His messages are known to cut into the fear and stress many of us live with today and his message of faith, hope, repentance and restoration is setting thousands free.
As a result, the event has been named: TRUE FREEDOM IN JESUS
Bring your friends, family, colleagues and anyone who needs to hear the Word of God. Gates open from 10am while live entertainment and music will start at 12pm. Joe Niemand and an interdenominational team of musicians will lead Worship from 1:30pm until Angus delivers the Word at 2:30pm.
Tickets are STILL available through Computicket at all Checkers and Shoprite Stores, and MTN Mobile Solutions in Retail Park, Beacon Bay.
The cost is R25 for grandstand seating and R20 for seating on the field. Bring your blankets and cushions (no chairs, umbrellas or glass will be allowed onto the field)
For those living outside of East London who cannot get into town to buy your ticket, call Gavin on 078 399 2447.
Discover TRUE FREEDOM IN JESUS on Saturday 4 October at the Absa Stadium from 10am onwards.
Refreshments, Christian gear and Angus’s books and DVD’s will be on sale
LINK FM was the media sponsor for the Living Free/Sizakahle 15km run on Sat, 30 August. A huge thank you to everyone who supported this event, particularly to Aquelle for the Water, Specsavers for the water bottles, Youthology presenters for assiting at the finish line, Quigney Baptist Youth for marshalling and all the runners and supporters. We look forward to many more similar events in the future.
