Go 12 April 2018

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GO!PEOPLE
Q: Tell us about your
occup ation?
A: I am a self-employed
young entrepreneur who
has a company, Ukhanyiso
Projects and Events. I am
also involved in a new
supplement and nutrition
shop, Olympus Cafe, at the
Mdantsane Motion Fitness
Gym.
Q: What inspires you?
A: I have a passion for
people. I always seek
oppor tunities not just for
BULELANI NTSANGANI
my benefit, but for the
benefit of people at large. I
am passionate about the
youth, women development
and empowerment. Every
time I see a person thriving
or growing who I’ve
touched or motivated, it
fuels me to work harder.
Q: Which people alive or
dead would you love to
have dinner with?
A: Mark Zuckerberg – I
would love to find out how
he overcame the challenges
of starting something which
had previously not been
heard of, turning it into one
of the biggest enterprises in
the world. I would also like
to hear his views on the
changing front of business,
and maybe he can assist
me to adapt and to try be
ahead of the changes.
Also, Nelson Mandela,
because I would love to
hear what kept him going
and how, through all the
adversity, he managed to
become one of the world’s
biggest icons. I would also
love to hear the stories of
his time on this Earth.
Lastly, it would definitely
be Richard Branson. He is
an inspiration and an
amazing entrepreneur.
His advice would assist
me in developing my
business and also business
in the Eastern Cape.
Q: What makes you proud
of your city?
A: Anyone who knows me
knows I am passionate
about Buffalo City.
I’m even a part of the
leadership of the Kwanele
People Movement Agenda
Seven, a movement that is
all for the advancement of
societal service delivery
needs, growth and
development within the
metro. Buffalo City is a
beautiful city and it is time
Calvary church celebrates
for youth to take pride in,
and to participate in the
growth and development of
this city. I would not want to
be anywhere else. We have
everything here.
Q: What makes you
proudly South African?
A: One of the most
beautiful things about
South Africa is the fact that
South Africa is its people
and the people are South
Africa. We are diverse in
culture, religion and many
other aspects, but we have
managed to keep the
country growing. We have
our challenges as a country,
but this can only truly be
solved through unity.
MADELEINE CHAPUT
THE Easter weekend saw some
wonderful celebrations at Calvary
Christian Church with three unique
worship services.
Attracting more than 1100 people,
Calvar y’s Good Friday service hosted
the live Easter production titled Six
Hours That Changed the World,
which shared the message of Jesus’
crucifixion.
Resurrection Sunday was
celebrated with a special water
baptism service in which 26 people
were baptised.
Following the Sunday morning
service, Calvary Kids enjoyed a huge
Easter egg hunt with more than
2500 chocolate eggs to be found.
WORSHIP: Calvary Christian Church hosted more than 2750 people across
its three worship services over the Easter weekend Picture: SUPPLIED
The Easter weekend for Calvary
ended off with a screening of the
feature film, The Case for Christ,
based on the New York Times
best-seller by Lee Stroebel.
“For followers of Jesus, Easter is
the most significant weekend in the
Christian calendar,” Calvary lead
pastor, Dustan Bell said.
“Christianity rises and falls upon
the fact of Jesus’ death and
resurrection; it’s the hinge of history.
“At Calvary, our passion is to
communicate the timeless message
of Jesus, with a timely touch, so that
it’s understood and appreciated by
younger generations,” Bell said.
Throughout the Easter weekend,
Calvary hosted more than 275 0
people, experiencing its l a r g e st
c o n g r e g at i o n .
“Though many people would say
the church is becoming increasingly
irrelevant in modern society, this
weekend showed us the message of
Jesus is as relevant as ever.”