Die Bridge@Grootbrak Brugklub speel elke Donderdag om 13:00 duplikaatbrug in die Groot-Brakrivier-krieketklubhuis. Almal is welkom. Die klub kan vir jou 'n maat vir die spel reël. Navrae: Johan Snyman by 083 736 5747.
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Die Bridge@Grootbrak Brugklub speel elke Donderdag om 13:00 duplikaatbrug in die Groot-Brakrivier-krieketklubhuis. Almal is welkom. Die klub kan vir jou 'n maat vir die spel reël. Navrae: Johan Snyman by 083 736 5747.
The powerful third finale of the Journey series! A family torn apart by pride, guilt, pain and broken relationships is confronted by its patriarch with the truth of God the Father. As biblical stories come to life, discover the rise of a father’s love, the breaking of chains and the healing of wounds. Can prayer bring a family breakthrough, or will hardened hearts stand in the way of restoration?
28 October-7 November: Parental guidance advised for children under 16. Tickets: R170-R200, on Webtickets. In the smoky streets of 1920s Chicago, wannabe chorus girl Roxie Hart lands herself in jail after killing her lover. With the city's slickest lawyer, Billy Flynn, spinning sensational stories for the press, Roxie transforms from accused murderer into overnight star. But in her chase for the spotlight, she has a rival: Vaudeville sensation Velma Kelly.
The powerful third finale of the Journey series! A family torn apart by pride, guilt, pain and broken relationships is confronted by its patriarch with the truth of God the Father. As biblical stories come to life, discover the rise of a father’s love, the breaking of chains and the healing of wounds. Can prayer bring a family breakthrough, or will hardened hearts stand in the way of restoration?
28 October-7 November: Parental guidance advised for children under 16. Tickets: R170-R200, on Webtickets. In the smoky streets of 1920s Chicago, wannabe chorus girl Roxie Hart lands herself in jail after killing her lover. With the city's slickest lawyer, Billy Flynn, spinning sensational stories for the press, Roxie transforms from accused murderer into overnight star. But in her chase for the spotlight, she has a rival: Vaudeville sensation Velma Kelly.
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