Before I became a son, I was someone’s descendant.

Some seasons of faith do not arrive with noise. They come quietly, through prayer, reflection, fasting, and a growing awareness that God is asking for more trust than before.

May 30, 1989

To understand my beginning, you have to understand something about the country into which I was born.

And Then There Was AfricaWhile Europe was moving toward dramatic political transformation, Africa was also experiencing important changes. South Africa remained under apartheid, a system of institutionalized racial segregation and white minority rule. But by 1989, the pressure for change had become increasingly difficult to contain. P. W. Botha resigned, and F. W. de Klerk became State President later that year. The political changes that began gathering momentum in 1989 woul

Imagine waking up on January 1, 1989, with no warning of what the next twelve months would bring.

Some beginnings look unfinished from the outside.

My relationship with the concept of agritourism was born out of my desire to respond to the growing challenges farmers face in maximizing the profitability of their agricultural businesses.