Coming home to Rotterdam
These are the weeks of the Athletes in Action project ‘Coming Home‘. After two years of missions projects in Greece and Israel, the focus is completely on The Netherlands this summer. All over the country some 60 teams of volunteer sportspeople organise sportsclinics, tournaments and so on together with local churches in their neighbourhood. Together with AIA director Theo van den Heuvel I visited two teams in Rotterdam last night. Two very different teams and locations: one international team with Arab Israeli’s (I guess that’s what you call a minority group – christian Arab Israeli’s) in a nice green park in Zuid, and another team in a innercity-neighbourhood (Delfshaven) with litterally hundreds of kids. Great to see ‘our’ people connect to the kids, play with them and talk with them. I could sense that the kids love the project and the attention they get – they really need it.
If you’re still interested: next week a second round of projects starts. Check the website if you want to join.
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En verder zit Mira morgenochtend bij #CaféTinto op @Family7 over Lekker Belangrijk! 9.30, herhaling om 16.00. [MarkMdeBoer]
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Mijn dochters en hun vriendinnen hebben vanmiddag een eigen site gemaakt. Bezoeken op eigen risico. http://t.co/VFUk7KEr [MarkMdeBoer]
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Mooi! "@FritsRouvoet: Wauw, zo snel. De kinderwagen is binnen. Net aan de jonge moeder doorgegeven. Ze is ongelofelijk blij." [MarkMdeBoer]
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RT @FritsRouvoet: Nogmaals een oproep: we hebben per direct nodig een kinderwagen voor een net geboren baby. Graag een RT [MarkMdeBoer]
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Working in the hospital this afternoon. Take that literally: while waiting for my mom who's being treated on her shoulder right now. [MarkMdeBoer]
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