Women of every season, growing together in grace.

Heather was awarded her diploma as a registered nurse and also received the gold medal award for obtaining the highest mark in the examination. In 2000 she successfully completed her midwifery at the University of Stellenbosch. She then went into full-time missions for 8 years.

She was also privileged to complete her 3-year Bible School course at Shefar Christian Church, and completed a Discipleship Training School (DTS) in 1999 with Youth With A Mission (YWAM) Worcester.

She then served as the leader of the local ministry to children on the neighbouring farms, where she was responsible for designing the curriculum, preparing classes, training other teachers and monitoring their wellbeing. She later worked as a kitchen manager for a year, creating menus, purchasing supplies and preparing meals with a team of four staff members.

She currently serves on staff at YWAM Jeffrey's Bay and YWAM Frontier Missions (part of the group celebrators), in member care, and as a deaconess and intercessor at Shefar Christian Church PE.

Mam'Sindi trained as a registered nurse and midwife at the Livingstone & Provincial Hospital and worked there for 16 years. In 2002 she moved to Australia, where she worked as an oncology, orthopaedic and surgical nurse — over 30 years of nursing experience in total.

She is passionate about prayer and has been involved in many intercession groups. She is an encourager and loves people; though she is introverted, her relationship with Christ has moved her to live outside of her comfort zone.

Sikelelwa prides herself in being a daughter of the Most High God — Yahweh. She holds qualifications in Industrial Engineering and Interior Design, which she currently uses in her homemaking, and is trusting God to obtain a Higher Certificate in Christian Counseling.

She is deeply passionate about Christians living fully in the promises of God. Her journey of sanctification from religiousness, rebellion, mental oppression and lukewarm Christianity has led her to hunger for the deliverance of others through the only true way: Jesus Christ.

Over the years she has started groups like Girls with Purpose, which was Bible-focused and served the needs of the local community. She has served on a women's events committee at MBSA and has hosted women's events.

Dennelisa is a dedicated individual with a BTech in Industrial Engineering who is now pursuing a career in Counseling Psychology through UNISA. Her journey into mental health stems from her personal experience with depression and anxiety, which has fuelled her passion for helping others.

She gave her life to Christ nearly three years ago and has a powerful testimony of healing and deliverance through her faith in God. She is committed to empowering and counseling young girls and adolescents who face similar struggles, offering support through discipleship and encouragement to find hope and purpose.

Athini is a South African self-published author of Where Did We Go Wrong: The Cry — Conversation About Men, Awaken, and the children's affirmation book I Am a King's Child.

She has a bachelor's degree in Clinical Medical Practice and is currently pursuing her Honours degree in Psychology. She is also a minister of God's Word who loves to have a positive, godly influence in the world.

She lives to serve God and His people, and to encourage and inspire lives — especially those of young people and women.