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GG :

You are such an inspiration to many. Thank u for what u and Charlene do 🥰🤲

2024-05-22 11:07:27

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@K.Dawn :

hiii dag se dienaar x het my lewe nou recently my hart vu die christ gu gee an x respect u baai x mukeer net groote su guidance 🙏

2024-07-12 04:02:56

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FlowerGirl6363 :

i love so much to listen to ur messages, it's so inspirin thankyou so much Joshwin

2024-05-24 18:45:11

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Winna Puley :

Amen Joshwin

2024-05-22 11:19:01

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user19339386240116 :

thank you for your spiritual inspirations. pls keep me and my fam in your prayers. May God bless u abundantly, stay close to the Almighty. I salute you

2024-05-31 08:00:21

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Chamma :

Amen Joshwin 🙏🙏

2024-05-22 11:35:36

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William :

k kan net ni vi viby j videos scroll ni jys WAARLIK ñ insperasie Josh

2024-05-22 15:13:18

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Lady Pearl :

amen Thank you Joshwin

2024-05-22 19:17:00

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Carol Williams :

yes Lord Man v God ONS Moet oor Alles waak wat God aan ONS toevertrou het 🙏🙏🙏

2024-07-19 07:04:54

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Melinda Mckenzie :

Dankie baie ek het nodig om dit te gehoor blessings

2024-05-26 18:12:19

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Bella :

U is rerag n groot inspirasie vi ons almal reg oor di wereld bly in di Here en dun Sy wil wnt u is geroep ivi n tyd soos die baie dankie vi u tyd

2024-05-24 05:35:05

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Ursula :

amen

2024-05-23 18:28:45

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William :

Here k eer & prys & s dankbaar U vi iemand soos Josh seën hom & sy family in Jesus almagtige naam

2024-05-22 15:11:43

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suzetteadams761 :

dis so baie seer Om n ouer te vilooe😢

2024-05-30 03:36:29

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suzetteadams761 :

voorspoed en sterkte met jou new journey may God always proteçt you

2024-05-30 03:38:33

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user8146113135257 :

ek is een van die mense wat op 🙏🙏🙏

2024-05-29 17:53:41

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POP :

Amen 🙏🙏🙏

2024-05-26 17:01:20

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LuciLLe🤎LuLu❉্᭄͜͡🇿🇦 :

Ai soos ek hie sit bid ek vir krag vir more van more is die diens van my pa Priest David Engelbrecht en ek ken nog altyd nie glo my Yster is weg nie🥺

2024-05-24 20:46:29

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aliciarachel17 :

amen

2024-05-23 05:31:59

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Heather Hawkins :

Amen 🙏

2024-05-23 04:32:15

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J3ssy❤️ :

Amen❤️🙏

2024-05-23 01:04:09

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cantcme :

ek het myne ouers verloor n mens mis hulle so baie wanneer die lewe jou in hoek druk ek is geskei maar dit was nie my fout maar x n beter mens nou en leef my lewe uit sonder iemand in my lewe

2024-05-22 21:34:44

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sonia :

Amen so waar my kind God het jou geroep vur n tyd soos dit.🙌🙌🙏🥰

2024-05-22 21:22:55

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elerasmus2 :

Dankie 👏👏

2024-05-22 20:47:11

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nay :

Amen amen amem🙏🙌

2024-05-22 19:25:11

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an excerpt from the latest edition of the newsletter (link in bio) which is about episode 2 of the podcast (also linked in bio) which looks at embroidery in apartheid, from South Africa to Palestine TRANSCRIPT: Not to sound like a Catholic, but there’s great beauty to be found in suffering. For the past 4 years, I’ve been singularly obsessed with historical fashion which, as a Black person, can sometimes seem like an exercise in self-harm. For every magnificent hoop skirt, corset or tapestry I come across, there is often a dark underbelly of forced labour, colonialism and erasure. I like Marie Antoinette’s chemise a la reine but it also propelled the chattel slavery in the cotton industry. I admire the harmonious patterns in shweshwe but it was brought over by the occupation of Indonesia. I want to recreate the clothing of my ancestors but an apartheid system didn’t value it enough to archive. And yet, I persist. Historical representation of people who look like me is rare so it’s always a joy I must share when I do come across something. And yet, when I unearth Black Victorians or Sophiatown teenagers, some people cannot share my enthusiasm, seeing these effigies as just souvenirs of pain and loss. And it would be easy to just appreciate it for the beautiful gowns of it all but to me, these images are beautiful because of the suffering. Yes, the clothing is gorgeous but it didn’t fall out of a coconut tree. It’s a testament to the human condition, that even in the ugliest of times, faced with displacement, dehumanisation and destruction, people have fought to create beauty for themselves. And not just as an escape from but in defiance of the context in which they lived. #historicalfashion #vintageafrica #vintageblackglamour #africanhistory #historicalcostuming

an excerpt from the latest edition of the newsletter (link in bio) which is about episode 2 of the podcast (also linked in bio) which looks at embroidery in apartheid, from South Africa to Palestine TRANSCRIPT: Not to sound like a Catholic, but there’s great beauty to be found in suffering. For the past 4 years, I’ve been singularly obsessed with historical fashion which, as a Black person, can sometimes seem like an exercise in self-harm. For every magnificent hoop skirt, corset or tapestry I come across, there is often a dark underbelly of forced labour, colonialism and erasure. I like Marie Antoinette’s chemise a la reine but it also propelled the chattel slavery in the cotton industry. I admire the harmonious patterns in shweshwe but it was brought over by the occupation of Indonesia. I want to recreate the clothing of my ancestors but an apartheid system didn’t value it enough to archive. And yet, I persist. Historical representation of people who look like me is rare so it’s always a joy I must share when I do come across something. And yet, when I unearth Black Victorians or Sophiatown teenagers, some people cannot share my enthusiasm, seeing these effigies as just souvenirs of pain and loss. And it would be easy to just appreciate it for the beautiful gowns of it all but to me, these images are beautiful because of the suffering. Yes, the clothing is gorgeous but it didn’t fall out of a coconut tree. It’s a testament to the human condition, that even in the ugliest of times, faced with displacement, dehumanisation and destruction, people have fought to create beauty for themselves. And not just as an escape from but in defiance of the context in which they lived. #historicalfashion #vintageafrica #vintageblackglamour #africanhistory #historicalcostuming

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