God saved me when I was 13 through reading a little New Testament Bible given to us at school. I realised from those Scriptures that I was going to hell if I didnt repent. I soon got invloved in a church and kept growing in my understanding of what it means to live your life fully surrendered to God.

God is still growing me in quiet but deep ways. I still love reading the Word and digging out its treasure everyday. I am actively invloved in student ministry when I'm not at my full-time ministry which is co-ordinating the activities of a Christian activist organisation. I have older and wiser Christians in my life that keep me accountable and continuously challenge me in my walk with God.

The state of the Church today (Reformation) and reaching the lost, especially students.

I am also pretty passionate about lobbying influencial people on pro-life,pro-family issues.

Possibly, my pastor Gareth Louw at my previous church (His People) in Grahamstown, where I was at University. He inspired me to always persevere in ministry and to step out of my comfort zone. His encouragement and care gave me confidence to be the person God has called me to be.

Secondly, would be my director, Peter Hammond. His insight into History, politics and Reformation and Revival has changed the way I think significantly.

Favourite hymn: Be Thou My Vision

I could quote Pride and Prejudice but I think the guys would run a mile.

I would move if my future husband's job/calling required.

I ama bit of a square peg in a round hole in terms of my doctrine.  Whilst am Reformed in all aspects of my doctrine, I dont attend a Reformed church (I attend a charismatic, post-millenial church at the moment). I would love to be part of a small Reformed congregation with my future husband.

I am prepare to look far and wide to find God's ideal man for me. Ideally, I would like the guy to become my best friend before marrying him.