More Timothy Projects proposals have been submitted, but for now some updates on two of our current projects.
Tomorrow, Friday (April 22) marks the beginning of the Metamorphosis youth event in the Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina area. There will be several collection points around Raleigh/Durham at local churches in order to support the Timothy Project: Senegal 2016. If you, or someone you know lives in the area – encourage them to clean out their garage and attic with any unused soccer gear in order to help our friends going to Senegal.
Next Tuesday (April 26) our friends at Anastasis Academy will visit ACC Denver in the afternoon to finish out their own Timothy Project request made earlier this year. Below are some pictures when CrossTraining’s Executive Director, Brad Kenney delivered new balls and equipment to the students of Debra Weissman’s 4th/5th grade class.
Executive Director, Brad Kenney, poses with Deb Weissman and her class with the Timothy Project supplies in hand.
Anastasis Teach Deb Weissman helps get supplies ready to deliver.
Anastasis students help to get soccer balls ready to inflate and take to ACC Denver.
Anastasia students team up to inflate soccer balls provided by CrossTraining’s Timothy Project.
If you would like to make an additional contributions to either project please note (Timothy Project: Anastasis Academy and ACC 2016 or Timothy Project: Senegal 2016) in your donation. You can also support future Timothy Project ventures, please use the Donate Now link to make a secure PayPal donation. Your financial gift helps to secure additional equipment, sponsor a missionary or organization in an outreach effort, and to cover associated costs of providing bibles, soccer equipment, and other outreach tools locally and around the world!
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On Friday, April 22, several hundred youth in the Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina area will gather for the annual Metamorphosis weekend. Weekend attendees this year, though, will be encouraged to come to the weekend event (hosted at several local area churches) with something a bit unique: soccer gear for the Timothy Project. Specifically, gear and equipment that will be collected for the recently announced