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Jenneth has her poetry published with Tiferet Journal and she is part of a community of writers for the Godspace blog. Her poetry has appeared in Women’s Spiritual Poetry Blog, My Utmost Christian Writers and 30 Poems in 30 Days: Writing Prompts from Philip Marley and Tiferet Journal. She is the author of Catching the Light. She has an avid interest in books, poetry, creativity, the outdoors and contemplative prayer and music. Jenneth really loves to travel and enjoys experiencing different cultures of the world.
Born in Cape Town, South Africa, but at a young age Jenneth also lived in British Columbia, Canada when her family immigrated there in the early 80's. After completing a degree in Library and Information Studies, she moved overseas to Toronto to complete a ministry school. She stayed on there as a volunteer and this was a life changing experience. She was healed of epilepsy and felt the tangible presence of God manifest in unusual ways. The teachings on hearing God for herself and healing life’s hurts opened up a whole new world.
But she learned the hard way about her tendencies to attempt to save others after going through a difficult break-up and she realised the necessity to develop healthy boundaries. Jenneth walked into a painful season, but with the help of her parent’s support and through working for a pastoral counselor, she began to trust the process of healing. At the same time, she developed an interest in prayer and the wisdom of many different teachers from a variety of backgrounds.
Jenneth lives in the seaside valley of Hout Bay in the Western Cape of South Africa with her husband, Karl and three daughters. She is now a writer and homeschool Mom. Karl and Jenneth have a deep desire to see people work together in unity to overcome obstacles and make the changes in their communities fueled by love and to see walls between people come down.
Through her writing, Jenneth has a desire to share hope, the ability to dream again, believe in miracles, learn to love yourself unconditionally as a healing path towards loving others, embrace your own personal power, live into the fullness of your destiny, forgive well and learn to live in the present moment with a grateful spirit, as these are all areas of ongoing growth and transformation in her own life. She is a firm believer in the fact that we never arrive, but are always changing, learning and growing - even into eternity.
Born in Cape Town, South Africa, but at a young age Jenneth also lived in British Columbia, Canada when her family immigrated there in the early 80's. After completing a degree in Library and Information Studies, she moved overseas to Toronto to complete a ministry school. She stayed on there as a volunteer and this was a life changing experience. She was healed of epilepsy and felt the tangible presence of God manifest in unusual ways. The teachings on hearing God for herself and healing life’s hurts opened up a whole new world.
But she learned the hard way about her tendencies to attempt to save others after going through a difficult break-up and she realised the necessity to develop healthy boundaries. Jenneth walked into a painful season, but with the help of her parent’s support and through working for a pastoral counselor, she began to trust the process of healing. At the same time, she developed an interest in prayer and the wisdom of many different teachers from a variety of backgrounds.
Jenneth lives in the seaside valley of Hout Bay in the Western Cape of South Africa with her husband, Karl and three daughters. She is now a writer and homeschool Mom. Karl and Jenneth have a deep desire to see people work together in unity to overcome obstacles and make the changes in their communities fueled by love and to see walls between people come down.
Through her writing, Jenneth has a desire to share hope, the ability to dream again, believe in miracles, learn to love yourself unconditionally as a healing path towards loving others, embrace your own personal power, live into the fullness of your destiny, forgive well and learn to live in the present moment with a grateful spirit, as these are all areas of ongoing growth and transformation in her own life. She is a firm believer in the fact that we never arrive, but are always changing, learning and growing - even into eternity.