Seeing Beyond with Shona - 23 July 2026

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Reverend Shona reflects on the importance of knowing who you truly are, using the story of two misleading paper bags to illustrate the tension between outward appearances and inner identity. She explains that while life often requires us to adapt to different roles, staying true to our core values and restoring inner balance is essential to avoid stress and inner conflict.
23 Jul English South Africa Religion & Spirituality

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