Wednesday, 18 June 2014

Welfare & Dorca's Departments


Potter’s House Family Church

Welfare & Dorcas Department

Committee Structure of welfare

Chairperson:                        Mrs. Q. X. Zwane
Deputy Chair:                        Mrs. Q. N. Guliwe
Treasurer:                              Mrs P. Ntombela (Gogo Ntombela)
Secretary:                              Mrs. G. N. Jojo
Deputy Secretary:                Mrs. Bethe Mkhaliphi
Additional Members:           Mrs. L. T. Khumalo, Mrs. T. Mthembu and Mrs. Carine Zikalala

The overall membership: 35
 
Committee Structure of dorcas

Chairperson:                         Mrs. X. M. Tembe
Deputy Chairperson:           Mrs. Z. Zuma
Treasurer:                              Mrs. V. B. Kubheka
Secretary:                              Mrs P. Buthelezi
Deputy Secretary:                Mrs T. Hlatshwayo

Background statement
Welfare and Dorcas department was formed long time ago in our old Potter’s House AFM before it was converted to Potter’s House Family Church. The Church is like fingers because its members are unequal in terms of their needs. Those whom their situation were not good at home in terms of financial constrains were assisted with groceries, on the other hand, our grand mothers and grandfathers were taken care of by Dorcas under the leadership of Mrs Xoli Tembe.  Since then we now have different strategies to identify those that are so needy and those who are old, we then take care of them the whole year.
Vision

Growing community of families living the GOD’s Kingdom lifestyle, and organised in groups which shepherd, develop and release their members to fulfil the Great commission by impacting their localities and the world.

 Mission
To take care of the needy and the old brethrens and give them love, material needs and the Word of GOD as our Lord JESUS CHRIST died and is doing currently.
Strategies

·         Teaching and Preaching the Word of GOD by visual works.

·         Promoting self-assistance in terms of small businesses and gardening

·         Creating support structures to reach them at their residence

·         Equipping them with finances for small businesses, groceries, clothing and seeds for cultivation.

·         Supporting Evangelism team by supplying them with clothes.

Achievements

·         We have achieved in supporting and visiting 60 grannies and grandfathers.

·         We have managed to give  29 brethrens groceries and a start for businesses.

·         Nearby branches also have been given clothing.

·         To give them seed annually.

·         Spiritual support ideas for income and home visits done regularly for both old and needy ones.

·         Able to distribute food parcels twice a year, clothing regularly.

·         Sometimes we give the old brethrens in terms of age blankets, sweets, cakes, fruits, etc especial for Christians.

Upcoming campaigns or special events

·         Meetings

·         Selling inside the premises as well as outside our surroundings.

·         Supplying them with clothing and groceries and money.

·         Prayer meetings.

·         Home visits.

·         Giving the clothing to the needy ones in the Newcastle community.


Action plan

Events/Activities
Responsibility
Dates
Meetings
All members
17 Feb 14
Giving out clothes
All members
Feb 14
Selling Clothes
All members
March and April
Meetings
All members
April 14
Food parcels/money
Committee
June 14
Home visits
All members
June/July
Meetings
All members
August 14
Seeds distributions
All members
October 14
Homes visits
All members
Nov./Dec. 14
Appreciation of Section 2 street neighbours where we use to park in our cars
All members
Dec. 14
Distribution of food parcels and money
All members
5 Dec. 14
Closing meeting
All members
Dec. 14