Sending Treasure to Cape Town | Christian Private Schools
Trinithouse Schools • May 30, 2018
A recent article in the Daily Mirror, referred to water as a ‘treasure for the survival of the species.’ Looking at the present situation in Cape Town, it appears that this may indeed be true. The plight of the city of Cape Town and her residents have tugged on our hearts strings at Trinityhouse Palm Lakes. In keeping with the Word of God, the Outreach Club in the High School embarked on a water collection at school, collecting 5 liters of bottled water that would be delivered to The Gift of the Givers, who would then transport and distribute it to the residents of Cape Town. While the water collection proceeds, we also pray fervently that this distressed province would receive the much-needed rains soon.
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