
There is a beat impregnated into the African soil and a rhythm that flows in the shimmering heat seen in waves off sun-baked hills, boulder-strewn on God’s playground rink.
There is a song of the soul in the singing sands of the Kalahari that echoes in the footsteps, traced from the beginning of man.
In a journey out of Eden, each year we return to the desert of our sins. A lifelong Lenten review of our role in humanity and our fellowship with the Lord. Here, we endeavour to reconnect with our soul sounds through His whispers played out in the haunting chords stroked by creation’s orchestra under the baton of the Holy Spirit as they line the road of our journey up the hill to the final sacrifice of our ego in accordance with our faith.
The sounds of creation are immersed in our view of love and the soft, comforting heartbeats of this emotion. And yet love belies the unspeakable pain, suffering and heartache that accompanies it wherever it goes. The greater the love, the deeper the pain that mirrors its existence. And the beat that we hear becomes the sound of the hammer blows of love driving in nails on the wooden cross of the Son of Man as a crucifixion of our sin.
Lord may the echoes of your cry reverberate through the hallways of our communion that leads us to selflessness as we live out our lives as written for us on the pages of your Word.





