13 kumele sixoxele abanye ngenhlanganiso kajehova kungelani lokuthi sesilesikhathi esingakanani siseqinisweni. kuyamangalisa kakhulu ukuthi singabazalwane abamanyeneyo emhlabeni wonke lanxa sisemhlabeni omubi, olobugwelegwele futhi ogcwele abantu abangelathando. kumele sikukholise ukulandisela ‘izizukulwane ezizayo’ ngobuhle benhlanganiso kajehova loba ‘iziyoni,’ kanye langeqiniso eliphathelane lepharadayisi lokukhonza kwethu.—bala ihubo 48:12--14. See more of Amaphupho Lengcazelo zawo on Facebook. ♥amaphupho ♥-ukuphupha amanzi ancolile= lokho kubika isifo, ibhadi kubuye kubika ukvaleka kwezinhlanhla zakho-uma uphupha uGeza noma uphuphe umuntu egeza = kusuke kubika ukuth ukhulelwe or wakhipha/ waphuphunyelwa isisu. this world,”she said. Hutchinson was lucky to not have to serve her whole sentence of 20 years, but only eight of them, and she is currently out on parole. “This is my seventh month back home.” According to her, on the first day of her release she promised to start something positive to give back to her community and so started a feeding scheme. The Gift of the Givers are her main grocery donors. “I honestly thought about my dirty past. That’s how I started my feeding project. I am lucky to have my daughter at my side. She also cares a lot about the needy and is always prepared to take time out to feed the hungry,” elaborated Hutchinson. “Approximately 70 percent of the people living here in Ghostown, young and old alike, are unemployed. There’s also the big problem of drugs and alcohol. “My project is blessed to have our main pillars, the Gift of the Givers who made it possible. The local butchery Al-Ameen are also playing an important role by supplying us with meaty bones.” Hutchinson’sseconddreamistostartacommunity garden behind her house in order to provide vegetables for Ghostown’s needy families. “There’s a vacant piece of land behind my house and if the municipality agrees, we can use it for a good cause.”