Testimony House is an old colonial house built by Dutch Trekkers around one hundred years ago. The beautiful house is full of character, and stands on five acres of ground (shared with Testimony School).
The house was bought in 1972. It continues to be home to over 40 children, and has seen hundreds of children come and go, calling it their home.
Hesketh and Judith Muli are the new houseparents at Tetimony. They are mum and dad to over 40 children (including 3 of their own) aged between 1 and 18yrs old..
Relaxing in the Sitting room at Testimony house.
Most evenings are passed watching television, playing board games, or just talking and enjoying each other's company. However, school nights tend to be focused on homework first and are a lot quieter. Tea is served at 10:00pm for the older children as fellowship continues around the imposing fire place.
The children enjoy lots of space to play and are never short of other children to play with. The grounds offer ample running space, swings, slides, and a basketball court. These are shared with the school.
There's usually a family dog to be seen lazing in the sun, or playing with the children.
An ordinary saturday afternoon may include a game of football, or baskteball, and some of the younger children playing on the swings.
