Beulah Kleinveldt is a South African Author, Poet, Essayist, Expressionist and Wellness Facilitator who studied classical voice under the late Italian Maestro Olga Magnoni.   She has a history in the arts and culture sector and Christian ministry that spans over forty (40) years in various leadership capacities. An easy communicator, and speaker whose community work amongst (though not exclusively) South African Burn Survivors was applauded by research Scientist Nancy Horner and research psychologist Roxanne Jacobs of the Medical Research Council of South Africa (SAMRC).   Beulah is particularly passionate about showing youth and women the pathway to healing through spoken word and storytelling; introducing them to God's loving kindness and mercy.


From Beulah's heart to your.

Dr Martie Lancellas of the Strong Foundation shared the following with me and I found it to be so profound that I couldn't miss a moment to share it with you. (from The Sense of Belonging Pg 117)  
"Perhaps one of the greatest rewards of meditation and prayer is the sense of belonging that comes to us. We no longer live in a completely hostile world. We are no longer lost and frightened and purposeless.
The moment we catch even a glimpse of God’s will, the moment we begin to see truth, justice, and love as the real and eternal things in life, we are no longer deeply disturbed by all the seeming evidence to the contrary that surrounds us in purely human affairs. We know that God lovingly watches over us. We know that when we turn to Him, all will be well with us, here and hereafter".

Testimonial:"Beulah Kleinveldt (AKA Jambiya Kai) is a colourful, creative, literary arts genius. She has written volumes of nerve wrecking verse, touching fiction and non-fiction. She is a published word-slinger for social, spiritual, cultural change. A strong and powerful personality, mentor and coach who inspires and impacts youthful and elder generations in Africa and across the world".   Mbizo Chirasha – International Author and Poet and Advocate for literacy development.