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During their furlough (thru Apr 2007) Michael's and Caryl's constant companion has been their display, which has now been in nine states, including Ohio and Oklahoma.

Every Tuesday morning before school, Michael brings a message to the assembled students of Mntwan' ungamizizwe High School. The messages are Bible based and deal with issues like developing positive relationships, setting goals for yourself, maintaining your spiritual life, AIDS awareness, and occasionally he throws in an evangelistic message as well. 

Caryl is facilitating a small group at a Life Skills camp for 7th Grade pupils from Magog Primary School. One teacher said that even the naughtiest boys in the class behaved like angels during the camp.

Michael brought the Sunday morning message for the Life Skills camp for the 7th Grade pupils from Magog Primary School. The students did not look like they were paying attention, but after the message nearly half of the 50 students responded by coming forward at the invitation.

Michael teaches Life Skills to the 7th Grade class at the Magog Primary School.

At most funerals Michael would never mention AIDS as that would effectively be an accusation against the family - a serious insult.
But here at the funeral of Bongi Shabalala he could speak openly about it, because she had admitted publicly that she was suffering from AIDS. Notice the red ribbon symbol for AIDS on her coffin.  Consequently, Michael could preach about God's answer to the pandemic.