Impact Stories

15 12, 2025

Merry Christmas from the CAST Leadership Team

2026-03-04T11:47:57+02:00Alliance-Building, Impact Stories, Journey with Churches, Project Support|

As we reflect on 2025, we are deeply grateful for the privilege of serving alongside you. Each prayer prayed, each act of generosity, and each moment of presence you have offered has contributed to the work of building the Kingdom of God right where you are. Your partnership has strengthened communities, uplifted families, and brought hope to places that need it most. Thank you for walking with us, faithfully stewarding the call God has placed on your life, [...]

11 11, 2025

Pastor Henry

2025-11-12T16:06:57+02:00Impact Stories, The People|

Pastor Henry Mhlanga, the Pastor at Savannah Park Baptist Church has been journeying with CAST since 2022 through our emergency relief initiative to assist flood victims in the area with food, clothing, and other essential items. “We were in terrible need,” he says. “CAST came along, lent a hand and gave us hope in that situation.” Pastor Henry describes his community as economically disparate between those who have the means to survive, and others who live in abject [...]

3 01, 2023

Sewing for Success

2023-04-05T14:59:22+02:00Impact Stories, Poverty Relief, The People|

We are so grateful that we could assist our partner, Worship Centre Church in Umbilo, to establish a sewing group training project, training unemployed women, and using clothing donated to CAST to generate an income. This church serves a broad community of refugees from African countries and seeks to help the women to become economically-empowered.

9 12, 2022

We are growing with Farming God’s Way!

2023-04-05T10:15:53+02:00Impact Stories, Poverty Relief, The People|

Our community facilitator for our partners, Redeemed Baptist Family Church (Noodsberg) and Chibini Baptist Church in northern rural KZN, had the amazing opportunity to attend Farming God’s Way training in Port Elizabeth to learn more and upskill the farmers in his communities, and was specially chosen to provide narration in isiZulu for the Farming God's Way training videos. We praise God for working through us to serve others  

6 12, 2022

Mariannridge Sinoxolo Trauma Counselling

2023-03-08T13:18:22+02:00Impact Stories, The People|

We are so proud of the leaders from our partner church in Mariannridge (outer-west Durban), Kingdom Connect Ministries who have successfully implemented the Sinoxolo Trauma Counselling programme at our CAST Community Centre in the area. This community is sadly plagued by substance abuse, violence, and joblessness which has worsened since the pandemic and recent devastation in KZN. Thanks again to The Warehouse for developing this course that equips us to help others heal

2 12, 2022

Christmas Market SUCCESS!

2023-03-08T09:50:42+02:00Event, Events, Impact Stories|

THANK YOU all for making our CAST Christmas Market a great event despite the bad weather We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did! The funds we raised will go towards empowering our church partners to help their communities in KZN. Read more about our highlights from the day in the Highway Mail newspaper and watch this space for our next market announcement!

2 09, 2022

Savanna Park Baptist Church

2022-10-20T22:45:13+02:00Impact Stories, Poverty Relief|

MOVING BEYOND CHARITY We are so happy that we could assist Savannah Park Baptist Church with implementing Sinoxolo Trauma Counselling sessions at their church and learning how to grow their own food with Farming God's Way Thank you to Colleen Saunders from The Warehouse for "training the trainers" equipping us to help others heal

9 08, 2022

Clothed in strength and Dignity

2022-09-02T10:06:35+02:00Event, Impact Stories, The People|

A blessed Women's Day to all in our CAST Community. Today we commemorate the bravery and determination of the 20,000 women who united to march against the extension of Pass Laws in apartheid South Africa on 9 August 1956. Let us continue to work together for justice and equality for the needy and vulnerable in our communities.

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