Nuwe Christelike Boeke beskikbaar
Christelike boeke
- Die Stilgemaakte hart – Esther Bornman Vertroosting vir weduwees R8
- Wonderwerke op die grens – Ds Sakkie du Plooy In die nag in die koeelreen by Katima Mulilo, anderkant die grense by Chetequera; op kronkelende voetslaanpaaie waar landmine grondlangs dreig en die viand se vizier op n weerlose rug… Ook daar is Hy – die Getroue Kameraad R15
- God se smokkelaar – Broer Andrew Die buitegewone verhaal van n Christensendeling wat die Woord van God in Kommunistiese lande ingedra het. Hy smokkel Bybels vir lede van die ondergrondse kerk agter die ystergordyn in. R15
- Ou Testamentiese Apokriewe Die woord “apokriel” beteken letterlike “verborge”. In die oud-Christelike Kere was “verborge” boeke die boeke wat of weens hul besondere waarde (geheime sfrifte) of ondat ulle as minderwaardig beskou is, aan die openbare gebruik van die erediens onttrek is. R10
- Daniel en die Eindtyd – Bennie Kleynhans In die Hebreeuse Bybel word die boek Daniel nie as n profetiese boek gereken nie, maar tot die sogenaamde Geskrifte. R10
- Klein geskenk van Hoop – Izak de Villiers 40 Oordenkings wat jou opnuut sal verseker van God se Teenwoordigheid R15
- Belhad – Bely of Bestry – Ds Theo Danzfuss Onmisbare leesstof vir wie eerlik en verantwoordelik wil besin oor die aanvaarding al dan nie van die belydenis van Belhar. R8
- Smith Wigglesworth, Apostle of Faith – Stanley Howard Frodsham R8
- Leer Hom Loof – Merlin R Carothers Afrikaanse vertaling v an Prison to Praise R5
- My nalatenskap – Die kuns om gelukkig te lewe – Murray Janson R15
- Your most valuable asset – Your selfworht makes you richer than a millionare – Danie Vorster R5
- So what’s the difference? – Fritz Ridenour Buddhism, Mormonism, Unitarianism, Roman Catholicism, Christian Science, Protestantism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism. R10
- Drukkies….. Wanneer die wereld druk – Katleen Keating Terapie vir n gesonder en gelukkige lewe R5
- Bestem vir Geestelike groei – Dirkie van der Spuy Verdiep jou verhouding met God R20
- Wanneer God mense aanraak – Este Geldenhuys Dirk Guelpa, Annalise Wiid, Jan de Wet en meer. Ongelooflike verhale wat net God kon doen. R15
- Sharing the Gospel wih Muslims – John Gilchrist R15
- Vlug maat Vlug – Die verhaal van Nicky Cruz n Christelike legend in sy tyd R15
- Glo in God – Lewensverhaal van James Hudson Taylor R15
- Wenners in die Vreemde – Petrus Moolman Bybelse wengedagtes vir jong avonturiers in die buiteland R8
- Ons glo… Die drie formuliere van Eenheid en Ekumeniese Belydenisse R5
- Die geheim van Christelike sukses – Hannah Whitall Smith Sy praat padlangs, gee praktiese raad wat nie aan tyd of plek gebonde is nie, en haar innerlike vreugde is n bron van inspirasie vir elkeen wat hierdie boek lees. R15
- A heart to serve – Ordinary people with an extraordinary God A celebration of 100 years of ministry in Bolivia R8
- Die wonder van die wedergeboorte – Willie Marais Hoe vind dit plaas? Watter keuses moet die mens maak? En meer… R15
- Engele by ons – Sannie Wiese Watter wonderlike gedagte is dit nie dat ons elke dag deur miljoene engele omring is, wat op God se bevel tot ons redding kan kom nie. R10
- Beheer God ou denke? – Stephan Joubert Die sleutel tot n suksesvolle geloofslewe is binne jou bereik R10
- Hoëtrou-huwelik – Allan J Petersen Maak n goeie huwelik nog beter R8
- Ek is SY Regdeur die Bybel speel vroue n belangrike rol. Sommige het in verhouding met God gestaan terwyl ander weer hulle rug op Hom gedraai het. R8
- Beleef Geestelike Deurbrake – Bruce H. Wilkonson 30 dae op pad na die verkryging van geestelike insig R25
- Die Bybel@vroue – vir die vrou van vandag – Hennie Stander R40
- Totale Vergifnis – R.T. Kendall Aanvaar God se grootste uitdaging R20
- Daaglikse inspirasie vir leiers – John C Maxwell 365 dagstukkies R30
- Vrygespreek! – Stephan Joubert Genade is n woord wat gelowiges baie goed ken. Weet jy presies wat genade behels? R20
- The Gift for all people – Max Lucado Thoughts on God’s great grace R15
- Koffietyd met God Stille oomblikke met God R15
- Ocean Star – Christina DiMari A dramatic story of hope, an amazing journey of healing. As a child, Christina DiMarilived in a world of abuse and abandonment, betrayal and deceit. R20
- Stormie – Stormie Omartian n Verhaal van vergifnis en genesing. Stormie vertel haar ontroerende verhaal van n kidnertyd wat deur fisiese en emosionele mishandeling geskend is. R15
- In eenvoud voor God – Hannes Burger Vrede en vreugde op sy beste. Die problem van oorlading en gejaagdheid is ten diepste n geestelike probleem. R20
- Handboek vir die Christen – Leefstyl – Charles Stanley Bybelse antwoorde vir n optimal geestelike lewe R30
- Kom ons wen saam – Arnold Mol Huweliks hulp en raad R8
- Suurtjies en Stralers – Maretha Maartens n Peuselboek vir vroue R8
- Die ander pad – Bennie Mostert Gedagtes oor volgelingskap en die kruis plus n 40 dae geestelike joernaal. R20
- Fanaties vir Jesus – DC Talk en The Voice of the Martyrs Stories van mense wat alles vir Jesus opgeoffer het. R25
- Jou God is Koning – Solly Ozrovech n Bybelse dagboek (80 jarige gedenkuitgawe) R20
- Don Piper – 90 Minute in die Hemel n Ware verhaal van dood en Lewe R20
- Mosques & Miracles – Stuart Robinson Revealing Islam and God’s Grace R25
- Die vriendelike God – Barend Vos n Bybelse dagboek vir my ouers R20
- As ek weer kon begin – Solly Ozrovech Onvergeetlike moment op my lewenspad R30
- Ek… Heilig of Skynhelig – Thomas Brooks Praktiese Christenwees R15
- Die wind waai waar hy wil – Vevile Burger Die ware verhaal van die koninkryksbediening van een van God se agtergrondmense R15
- Is jy bekommerd? – Willie Marais R8
- The deeper Christian life – Andrew Murray R8
- Guide to understanding the Bible – Kindell H. Easley A clear & Complete book – by – book overview R30
- Stories vir die lewe omnibus – n Boek oor lewenswaardes R20
Fashion Tips for Men
Fashion tips for men
You work in a formal environment but still want to have something unique about you and be more approachable. So why not go for the “ALMOST FORMAL” look. Combine a jean and sneakers with a smart shirt and jacket. This look is nothing new, but it’s really making a statement now. This look is also very fashionable for weddings, nights out etc. So you can go from work to play in seconds. Just take of the tie you had on at work and you have your evening look.
The really “IN” thing to do is to wear shorts with your jacket. Although most companies in South Africa might not like the idea, this might be ideal for a night out.
Image courtesy of Trendhunters.
Money saving tips – some specials from the stores
Clicks: Valid until 7 Feb
Coke/ Sprite etc 500ml – any 4 for R20
Buy 2 get 1 free: Beacon Chocolate bars R4-99
Rennies R22-99
Any 2 Ajax Dishwasher refills R16-99
Raid Banded pack: 2 for R19-99
Perfect touch Hairspray 125ml / gel 250g R15-99
Radox body wash / foam bath R18-95
Eno R18-99
Savlon 750ml R29-99
Nutrisse hair color any 2 for R149-98
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Pick n Pay Hyper
Valid until 24 Jan
Ricoffy 750g R46-99
Bulk Pork Chops R32-95 / kg
Jersey milk R12-99 / 2 liter
PnP Whole fresh chicken R19-99 / kg
PnP Sunflower Oil R16-99 / 2 liter
PnP Yogurt R14-99 / litre
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Shoprite Valid until 24 Jan
2kg Country Fair Frozen Chicken R29-99
Nola Mayo 750g R13-99
Bokomo Corn Flakes R15-99 / 500g
30 Large Eggs R28-99
Enterprise shoulder Bacon R16-79 / 250g
American Parlor ice cream R19-99 / 2 liter
Pot o Gold Mixed Veg R15-99 / kg
Simply Chicken Viennas R17-99 / 500g
Jeyes Power Cre…am R8-49
Omo Bleach R13-69
Omo Washng Powder R17-99 / kg
Nestum Mixed Cereal R11-99
Stasoft refill R14-79
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Checkers: Valid until 24 Jan
Rainbow fresh chicken packs R23-99/kg
Nola Mayo 750g R13-99
Harvestime mix veg R15-99/kg
Weetbix R12-99 / 450g
Kelloggs Corn Flakes R17-99 / 500g
Fatti’s & Moni’s Spagetti / Macaroni R6-99
Black Cat Peanut butter R13-89
Fanta / Sprite R10-99 / 2liter
Simply Chicken Polony R21-99 / kg
Cheese R58-89 / kg
Fashion tips for the South African Woman
Fashion tips for the South African woman
I get asked a lot about accessories, what shoes to wear, what colour goes with what. So let me give you a few tips.
Shoes: Choice a colour from the dress / top you are wearing. If it has purple, pink and green print, any of those colours will do. To be safe, you can also choose a neutral colour like black, silver or gold.
Bags: If you like colour coding, stick with the rule as with the shoes, but don’t colour code the bag if you do colour code the shoes. It might just look a bit too flashy. It can be done, but to be safe, rather not. So if you colour code your shoes, use a neutral colour for your bag, but if you have neutral shoes, you can colour code the bag.
Earrings: Earrings can be very tricky as well, so I would suggest neutral colour earrings, unless you are Aggie from 7de Laan. Big, Chandelier earrings are in now, so go wild with the earrings.
The HOT items to have this season:
* Super high heels (if you can walk with it, please don’t try if you can’t!). If you are like me and can’t – go for Tommy Tekkies, they go with everything right now.
* Colourful sunglasses, get one in each colour from your local Vibes or Mr Price
* Smaller necklaces, the big bulky stuff our out at the moment
* Big, bulky rings are very hot right now.
* Headbands are in again. Go look for those ones you have thrown into the back of the closet.
* Bangles are in and a must with every outfit.
* Hats are in, especially the Panama hat.
* Thank goodness thin belts are back and the thick ones out!
So go on, use these items and don’t be afraid to make a statement that is truly YOU!
Newsletter 2 November 2009
Good day all, Remember to visit our website for our specials. http://stroopstout.co.za At the bottom you will find our advertisers, so make sure you support them. I found some tips on the web, enjoy. Until next time, happy shopping and great dressing. Trixi ———————————————————
Facial home made sauna Giving your face a natural sauna treatment is a good way to deep cleanse it. It is a great way to clean a normal type skin . For such natural skin treatment, just take a bowl of water which is nearly boiling and then add around 4 drops of each of the essential drops as required by your skin type . Facial Natural Sauna Oil * NORMAL SKIN: Mandarin oil and Lavender oil * OILY SKIN TYPE: Lemon oil and Eucalyptus oil * DRY SKIN TYPE: Rose oil and Chamomile oil Applying sauna Oil and Facial treatment As advised in Natural beauty tips, For normal skin you should use Lavender and Mandarin oil. For oily skin you should go for oily face skin oils like Eucalyptus and lemon oil. While for dry skin type, Chamomile and Rose oil is recommended. Facial Treatment after Sauna After this, keep a towel over your head and then hold it at a distance of around thirty cm over the bowl for about a couple of minutes. This process helps in opening of skin pores and thus makes it ready for a face mask. This is the way to do homemade sauna .
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New look
This blog will now be for money saving tips etc. The ones who followed my “vettie Blog” go to http://networkedblogs.com/p16439842
7 Money saving tips
I got this info on the internet:
Here are a few of the most common sense, and therefore, easiest to follow ways to save energy and therefore save electricity around the home. Of course, energy costs money, so if you’re saving energy, you’re saving money, right?
So, let’s all be kind to mother nature and save money while we do it…
I can’t believe I actually used a line like that… let’s just save money…
Please note, this is not a scientifically proven article. As I’ve said, it’s mainly common sense. If you disagree, or feel like adding to these ideas, please leave a comment below.
- Fridge
Your fridge is working hard all day and night, working harder when it’s warm outside and when it’s full. In most fridges there’s a dial on the inside which regulates how cold it keeps your food. You don’t need to turn this all the way up. And in winter I tend to turn it lower than in summer.
Another thing is, most modern fridges have a button on the outside which says “holiday” or “vacation”. This is for you to press when you are going away for a while. The reason is because when you are at home, you keep opening the door to get something out of the fridge, which lets the warm air in and the cool air out. But when you are on holiday, this isn’t going to happen. So you can set the fridge to use less power to keep your food cool.
- Lights
Use a CFL light bulb to save energy, even in your lamp shadesAs I’ve mentioned in my other article on CFL light bulbs, you can save energy by replacing your current light bulbs with the low energy bulbs. I especially recommend that you do this for any bulbs that you keep on for more than 3 hours at a time, like garden lights, patio lights, or front door lights.
Because CFL light bulbs don’t get as hot as normal bulbs (hence their energy saving capabilities), I’ve also placed small CFL bulbs into my bedside lamps. When I’m reading in bed, the lamp isn’t that hot next to my face, and if I need to move it, I won’t get burned. These are also really great if you’ve got plastic lamp shades…
- Geyser
The geyser uses a LOT of power to heat up your water. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have a “holiday” button like your fridge. Though it should. So, when going away for more than a couple of days, I turn the geyser off at the house’s main power board (the electrical mains). It might be a coincidence, but when I turned the geyser off for a week, my electricity bill was almost 30% cheaper.
- Hot water
Carrying on from the geyser is the fact that, using more hot water means the geyser needs to warm up more, which means using more power. A quick and easy tip is to use the shower/bathroom nearest the geyser, mainly in winter. The reason behind this is that water from the geyser will need to travel through the pipes to the taps, losing a lot of it’s heat along the way, until the pipes have warmed up.
And, when you’re finished, a lot of hot water will sit in the pipes, cooling down. This is water that you will probably just “pour down the drain” next time you shower/bath until the water warms up.
Here’s an experiment: Run the taps in the bathroom closest to the geyser, and see how long it takes for the water to come out hot. Now do the same for your other bathroom. I’ll bet there’s quite a difference.
- Electrical Appliances
Just like the geyser, a lot of your electrical appliances don’t have “holiday” modes, so how about turning them off when you go away. Here’s a list of things that you might benefit from by unplugging them from the wall (especially if your home is in an area prone to lightning storms):
- TV
- Computers and laptops
- Networking equipment like wifi routers, if you use them
- Kitchen appliances like toasters, microwaves, kettles, etc…
Remember, even if something uses a small amount of energy, it all adds up.
- Kettle
Save electricity by boiling just enough waterThis one is an OLD one. But probably the most obvious here. If you’re making coffee for one person, put one and a half cup’s worth of water into the kettle. If you’re making coffee for 2 people, put 2.5 cups of water, etc.
It takes a lot less energy to heat up one cup of water than it does to heat up 4. AND it’s a lot quicker…
- Washing dishes
This is something that’s going around on an energy saving TV advert here in South Africa at the moment. It doesn’t make logical sense, but I thought I would add it anyway because it makes my laziness justified.
Apparently it uses a lot less energy and water to wash dishes in a dish washer than it does using the normal, manual process.
Unbelievable as it sounds, it’s probably if you wash your dishes with the water running to rinse your dishes, and if you stock up the dishwasher until it’s completely full.

