Bishop Steve was very disappointed that an excellent woman, Boitumelo Lebone, he had lined up for a post with the Diocesan Siyafundisa programme to educate young people about HIV/AIDS had been ‘poached’ by another organisation and accepted the job as Provincial Officer for Health and Community Development. She has however agreed to supervise the young man Philip Kgowe Molene who has been appointed instead who seems to have plenty of potential. He has worked in this programme previously under the supervision of Boitulo. Bishop Steve is very keen for him to empower and engage young people who are leaving the Anglican church. The Siyafundisa project is the recipient of the £5,000 allocated from Bishop Jonathan’s 2011 Lent Appeal.
Thursday, 24 March 2011
Bishop's Lent Appeal 2011
Bishop Steve was very disappointed that an excellent woman, Boitumelo Lebone, he had lined up for a post with the Diocesan Siyafundisa programme to educate young people about HIV/AIDS had been ‘poached’ by another organisation and accepted the job as Provincial Officer for Health and Community Development. She has however agreed to supervise the young man Philip Kgowe Molene who has been appointed instead who seems to have plenty of potential. He has worked in this programme previously under the supervision of Boitulo. Bishop Steve is very keen for him to empower and engage young people who are leaving the Anglican church. The Siyafundisa project is the recipient of the £5,000 allocated from Bishop Jonathan’s 2011 Lent Appeal.
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