Siphiwe Bilingane 1. One thing I love about St John’s: The profound sense of grounded belonging. Despite its historic stature and setting in the heart of Wynberg, the church is a warm, unpretentious community. There is a genuine openness here - a space where people from different backgrounds, ages, and walks of life are truly welcomed AS THEY ARE. It’s a place where my family feels supported and seen. 2. My hope or vision for St John’s into our future: My vision for St John’s

Hey, my name is Kimberley Reynecke, I am 22 years old. I have two sisters and two nieces, I live with my mom, younger sister and grandparents. We have two dogs (Bentley and Royce) and two fish (Danny and Sandy). I am excited to be at St. Johns and to continue learning more about this community. I am looking forward to getting to know everyone and helping create an amazing safe children's church community that empowers children to know and love God personally and have fun at t

Molweni, my name is Mkhululi Smith, which in isiXhosa means ‘one who brings freedom.’ At the age of two, my  German stepdad gave me the name Georgie, and today most people know me as George. I’m married to my amazing  wife, Tertia Smith, a passionate high school teacher who inspires young minds every day through education and  leadership development. We’re also proud parents to our adopted dog, Kolbe yes, named after Cheslin Kolbe, the  Springbok rugby player! I was born and