Reflections from Kele Koole, Kerus Care Center Director Finding Family Through Compassion Working at the Kerus Care Center (KCC) over the past twelve years has profoundly shaped my personal life in the most positive ways. Caring for the eighty-four orphaned and vulnerable children in our community of Soshanguve has taught me the true meaning of
"When the street lights come on, you should be home!" Was that your family rule when you were a little kid? What did your parents really mean? Was it, WHEN you see the street lights you should go home, or IF the street lights are on, you should be home? The first gives wiggle room
Kerus loves to invest in the ministry projects of pastors with a unique platform for ministry. Last year we assisted with and published a book, The Stone that Hit the Giant, by our dear friend and colleague, Pastor Thando Sikonkwane. Kerus founders, Drs. Ball and Cerullo, contributed a chapter about courage. The book is for youth who live
Many of us have fond memories of receiving our first Bible; we treasure the inscription by our parents, grandparents or that special adult in our lives. Kerus Advisory Board member, Kimberly Hobbs, remembered that feeling and wanted to give that special gift to the children she loves at the orphan care center and has visited
