Why the name Sarah?
Sarah’s change in name signified a woman whose life was changed. Her life was totally transformed when God touched her.
Sarah was the wife of Abraham in the Biblical narrative. She was originally called Sarai.
Because she was childless, she would have been scorned, ridiculed in a society that valued children. She herself would have been full of self-doubt, lacking in confidence because of her childlessness. God promised her and Abram that they would have a child. She became a woman of promise, a mother of nations.
The vision of the House of Sarah is that those who are vulnerable and have come to the House of Sarah will find a safe haven and their life will be transformed.
House of Sarah is a ministry that puts into practice God’s calling to stand alongside those in need of our care, love, compassion.
- Our mission is to provide
– a listening ear….. ]
– a warm heart…… ] to those in need.
– a welcoming hand…]
Board Members
Rev Sereima Lomaloma
Monica Raghwan
Kelera Nai Cokanasiga
Joana Dawainavesi
Ema Asioli
HOS Staff Members
Vishika Gohil
TREASURER/ ACCOUNTANT
PART-TIME
Christina Tearawa
SARAH CARERS LINK OFFICER
Alisi Qaiqaica
Team Leader
Ema Asioli
Project Officer 1
Revd Jone Tuiwaiwai
Project Officer 2
Mr Josefata Waqalala
Monitoring & Evaluation Officer
Caroline Chambers
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT & COMMUNICATIONS