Timothy Project – Valor Kenya 2017 – Part II Upon return of Valor’s Discovery team from Kenya one of the group’s leaders, Toby Coffman, summed up the experience in these three words, “It was awesome.”In Part I of our story we stated that the Valor Discovery team would be visiting a community center and an orphanage in Narobi. As Coffman reports, “We gave the jerseys and the two indestructible balls (a.k.a. One World Futbols) to the community center in the slums where Anthony Wanjiru, now a staffer at Valor, was taken in as a child.” Wanjiru received invaluable assistance that helped him begin his journey from the slums of Nairobi to high school, college, and a Master’s program.
“These photos are of Wanjiru handing over the equipment to the coach,who manages several different teams of kids from the slum both to teach themthe sport and to give them an outlet of something positive and productive to do.” Coffman says.
“He cried as we handed him the stuff.”
“We then went out to their “pitch,” distributed to the kids,
and then played against them in a game. The kids, after getting
over the shock, cried as well.” Coffman explained.
“It was our first day in country and a super moving way to start the trip.”
says Coffman.
Coffman shared with us his gratitude for the partnership with CrossTraining’s Timothy Project. “Thank you so much for blessing our group in this special way. I know it was a blessing to some kids in Nairobi. I am just so appreciative of the way you guys came alongside us and helped pull this off. Brad’s (Kenney) words at our commissioning night were so spot-on and helped send our group off on the right note. Thank you so, so much!”
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Today marks the departure of the team from 
The Neighborhood Church
Klassen spoke to the activities and work that the team plans on contributing while at the two orphanages including conducting the VBS program, cleaning up around the orphanage locations, playing with the children, and preaching at nearby churches that the children attend.
