HELENE KROON DE KOCK
Yes, we - I have got to mention this.  I walked and I knocked on doors of many financial institutions in South Africa at that stage, to help us, to build some classrooms and to accommodate the children and none were willing to even make loans.  Even though we accepted the interest rates that they offered.  There were none who were willing to offer us financial support or loans to build a school or to build the school.  We realised that time was running out on us and then somebody brought me a name of an outside trust in Germany, and I wrote a letter to them, and they gave us money, funding, as a loan.  We are still paying back on those loans.  They offered us a loan to build the classrooms and it was a great time in our lives.  We built the six little classrooms. Not six little classrooms, they are actually 60 square metres, and we were very proud of the situation and so thankful.  Everything was just completed.  January we would have moved in there out of very difficult teaching situations, circumstances at that stage.  And I remember the 15th of December I was standing there, and I just put my hands up into the air and I said thank you, God, for your faithfulness, that you love the people of South Africa, that you love the children and that you made this possible and that we can really go on and just give us the courage to restore people and to be hope-givers.