Not Anonymous
A blank line where a mother’s name should have been. A blank line where a father’s name should have been. And yet, on her birth certificate, one word was already written: Promise.
The Story of Promise
She had no inheritance, no status, nothing to offer but her own quiet existence. This is what Promise’s story teaches us about grace that isn’t earned.
Celebrating 3 Years of Blessings: A Tribute to Our Daybreak House Volunteers
Three years ago, Daybreak House opened its doors. What we could not have fully anticipated was the village that would gather around us. Swimmers, runners, cyclists, bakers, weekly visitors, and people who flew in from the other side of the world. This is our tribute to the people who showed up.
More Than a Parking Spot: The Quiet Wonder of Grace
A parking spot feels like grace until you spend your days caring for vulnerable babies. Then you learn that grace is something far bigger, deeper, and more beautiful. Suliztha van der Walt reflects on what it means to stand empty-handed before God, and to watch Him fill those hands again and again.
A Garden of Grace: The Story Behind Our Anton Smit Sculptures at Daybreak House
Some gifts arrive with perfect timing. The Anton Smit Sculptures standing in our garden are more than beautiful works of art. They are a testimony of generosity, faith, and the kind of grace that shows up before you even know how to ask for it. This is the story of how they came to be here.
The Confessions of a Naïve World-Changer
When Suliztha started this non-profit, she thought changing the world would be straightforward. A few years later, she knows better. In this honest and moving post she shares the real cost of running an NPC, the endless asking, the impossible decisions, the dark things she has witnessed, and the God she found on her knees in the middle of all of it. A must-read for anyone who has ever wondered what it really takes to show up for the vulnerable every single day.