Our Amazing School Administrators
Each of these ladies are fully committed to providing a quality and Christian education to the at risk and vulnerable children throughout South Africa. We are incredibly thankful to have such an amazing team of School Administrators and Teachers!
Michelle Franzen
Director of Impact Kids Preschools
Michelle Franzen is the Director of all Impact Kids Preschools. She is also the co-founder of Impact Africa with her husband; Rich Franzen. Michelle received her degree in Education from Oral Roberts University and has a strong passion to educate these young children. It is her heart to train up these children in the way they should go so that they will not depart from it when they are older (Proverbs 22:6). Michelle has successfully opened four self-sustaining Impact Kids Preschools throughout the city of Johannesburg, which educates over 400 children weekly.
Rebecca Khosa
School Administrator
Rebecca is a local African who has been working with Impact Africa for over six years. Rebecca is a huge asset to the Impact Kids Team as she oversees two of our Preschools. She is full of strength, wisdom and has a special love for these children.
Bridget
School Administrator
Bridget is a local African who serves as our Kya Sands School Administrator. She has been working with Impact Africa for over eight years.
“I have been learning so much about God’s heart for His people all around the world and how there is such an urgency to share the Gospel with these people who don’t know.”
- Sarah Tapp, Class of 2012“Being an intern at Impact Africa was the greatest decision I've ever made. Before I came here, I was loving and serving Jesus the best I knew how, but it still felt like I was living in black and white. Now, I finally feel like I'm seeing in color. Learning how to share my faith and embracing the Great Commission has made me come alive in a way I've never felt before.”
- Sarah Miller, class of 2016“We had an amazing 9 days with this first class ministry team! Thanks for all you are sowing in to South Africa!”
- Rebecca Cobbledick