Rest-a-While Service Centre for the Elderly, in Primrose, hosted a successful Women’s World Day of Prayer event on Friday.
Rest-a-While Service Centre for the Elderly, in Primrose, hosted a successful Women’s World Day of Prayer event on Friday.
This year’s theme was “Receive children, receive me” and the event, which marked the 86th observance of the day in South Africa, was hosted by Cuba.
Each year a different country hosts the event and people pray for that particular country, as well as their own.
The manager of Rest-a-While Service Centre for the Elderly, Wendy Morgan, begins the readings at the Women’s World Day of Prayer event, on Friday.
Lettie Heilbron sings a hymn at the Women’s World Day of Prayer event, on Friday.
Rest-a-While Service Centre for the Elderly, in Primrose, hosted a successful Women’s World Day of Prayer event on Friday.
Joyce Ganter was one of the guests at the Women’s World Day of Prayer event hosted by Rest-a-While Service Centre for the Elderly, on Friday.
Sandra Moodley, who is involved in the organisation of the Women’s World Day of Prayer movement, explains what the day means to the participants and provides some information on the history of the event.
