Day 10: We woke up at 5am plus and set off for Cape Town International Airport at 6am plus. We spent quite some time, going through the procedure of returning the rented cars. After packing the breakfast, we boarded the plane at about 8am plus. I spent the whole journey sleeping. Very tired from the consecutive early mornings. We arrived back in Johannesburg at about 1020am. At the airport, we shopped for gifts for Ps Henry's kids and thank God, we managed to...

Day 9: Today, most hours were spent on the road as the places that we visited were very far from each other. The two attractions that we went today were wonderful and very well worth the time - Aquila game reserve and Cape Point. We woke up at 5am and set off for Aquila at about 545am. It was about 2hrs plus drive to Aquila. We reached around 830am. We were pleasantly surprised by their breakfast which was included as part of the total cost (initially, we had...

Day 8: The itinerary for today was a leisurely drive around Cape Town and stopping by at certain points of interest. We woke up at about 7am. A few of us counted and set aside money for the remaining days of our trip lest it may run dry if we didn't convene a "checkpoint" meeting to count it. We then set off at 930am, in search of a nice place for breakfast. We headed towards Kalk Bay and chanced upon Olympia cafe and deli which didn't disappoint us one bit....

Day 7: The R&R - part of the mission trip - began today. We woke up at 4am plus in the morning. The taxi came around 515am to fetch the whole team (except Michael who went back to Singapore today) to the airport to catch the domestic flight to Cape Town. The flight was about 2 hours and I think most of us slept in the plane. When we landed at Cape Town around 915am, we went to Tempest car hire to rent two cars, one for the Ang family and the other for th...

Day 6: We woke up quite early in the morning. Had our usual breakfast and spent about one hour of informal time with Ps Henry, sharing about topics ranging from places to visit in Johannesburg to the contacts which they have in the church. Some of the contacts which they have are not easy people to handle; many with intricate relationship issues, such as living together before marriage and unwillingness to obey the full council of the Word of God concerning this...