
Today in the Mission Yearbook: May 23, 2014
SOUTH AFRICA - In a society that discourages open discussion of sexuality, members of the Thembisa Uniting Presbyterian Church in Southern Africa (UPCSA) congregation have helped to start Camp LaThuso, an eight-day program that equips young people to tackle social and health problems. More than 100 youth from various parts of Johannesburg participated in the first camp in 2012. “For most of the campers, it was the first time they had ever gotten straight answers to their questions concerning sexuality and HIV/AIDS,” says Kefiloe Masiteng, the camp’s founder. “Our goal is to change participants’ attitudes and behaviors, helping them to gain the knowledge and strength needed to avoid the pitfalls of adulthood.”.
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