Sunday morning and we have a chance to worship with our new friends at Belhar Baptist Church. Joe and Kayla gave testimonies and Betty shared her motivation for coming on a mission trip to South Africa. Matt was the preacher and gave a rousing message on Mark 8 with Jesus feeding the 4000 and then healing a blind man. We were all amazed at the energy and enthusiasm of the worship. Song after song was sung with passion as a true offering to God. We were also wo welcomed by every member of the church and were amazed by the hugs given to each of us by the church members during the welcoming song. Since the weather outside was rainy and cool, we modified our plans a little bit and took a trip down to the Cape of Good Hope. The journey there on the Indian Ocean side was amazingly beautiful and we were awestruck as to the beauty of this land. When we arrived at the Cape, many of us took the tram up to the top of the point were there is a lighthouse and observation area. God was really granting us favor as for a couple minutes while we were at the top He parted the clouds and allowed us to see out into the oceans. When we arrived back at the parking area we were fortunate enough to see some of the native baboons. These baboons are used to people, so they will come up fairly close and have been known to take food, cameras, and cell phones straight from people's hands. While we were fortunate enough to not have any electronics stolen, one walked right up to the van as we had the door open. Cager emphatically "encouraged" us to close the door before the baboon could get in. We took a quick drive down on the lower road while took us right down to the ocean and the Cape Point sign. Along this brief drive we had the chance to photograph some wild ostrich. These large birds were amazing to see up close, and some were happy that they didn't want to come in the van. The return back to Cape Town had us driving up the Atlantic Ocean side and the scenery was just as breath taking as the Indian Ocean side. We would have liked to have been able to see more, but between the rain and the setting sun it soon became too dark to see the landscape. We have been extremely blessed today to be able to worship our God with our brothers and sisters in Christ and then see this amazing creation.