Dingezweni is a Xhosa name/term given to people who lack direction and (or) do not fit in society. This poem speaks about people who drift around suffering because they are searching for a life where they don’t have to work hard. The subject of the poem is painted as a spoilt child who has never had any hard discipline and is a Dingezweni as a result- searching for a world where all he/she will hear is “YES”. The last stanza is a plea to parents not to withhold discipline from their children and for people to strive to be better. In a book called Breakthrough: Small Sunday School Work compiled by Daryl Heath he talks about the Great Commission under a subheading ‘Make a Commitment to Reach People’ I like him when he says ‘It is important to note that doing the Great Commission is not an option. It is not a suggestion or an afterthought of our Lord; it is not a plea on His part. It is rather a clear, direct, positive, and irrevocable command. It is a church’s mandate, our holy must’ He goes further and say ‘Our Lord has no other plan; he has chosen one way: that His followers spread the gospel to the people of the earth. As disciples under the Cross, we are to be committed and obedient to the Great Commission. We are to proclaim the gospel to the whole creation. This is the evangelical mandate of the church. The apostles could not accomplish the mission alone. The believers were and are included. That is why the Sunday school has such a vital part in doing mission. The Sunday school tasks come out of the mission of the church. The Sunday School’s part is to mobilize and organize believers in doing mission’