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18 November 2011
Friends, this has been a remarkable week in which we truly experienced Gods goodness and favour.
As many of you know we have been waiting for a few crucial breakthroughs regarding the development of the GLA Eco Campus in Jeffreys Bay. This multi functional development will serve as a Mission Base – the training and logistics hub for Global Challenge Expeditions, a school - the home of Global Leadership Academy, and also a community centre from where we can influence the local Jeffreys Bay area.
On Monday evening 14 November we had our end year function and it was remarkable how God clearly called our leadership, parents, pupils and GCEX students to raise the level of our faith! No longer can any person be involved only as a spectator or critic... We have to all, as a family stand in faith and trust in the Lord for His provision and favour.
So, then the unbelievable happened...









Jacques van Wyk, die eienaar van Pick n Pay (Jeffreysbaai) het aan Global Leadership Academy – Jeffreysbaai se eie hoërskool - drie herwinningsdromme geskenk. “Vir ons is dit belangrik om reeds nou al by studente `n leefstyl van respek en omgee vir die omgewing te kweek”, het Mev McFarlane gesê.
Elke jaar gee Global Leadership Academy (GLA) vir besighede regoor die Kouga Distrik die geleentheid om ’n trollie te borg in die jaarlikse GLA Trollie Resies. Hierdie resies, wat in sy tweede bestaansjaar is, het vanjaar op Saterdag 27 Augustus plaasgevind by die Fountains Mall in ’n poging om fondse in te samel vir die nuwe GLA Eko-kampus wat een van die dae gebou gaan word in die Savuti Wildlife Estate.


