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We SURVIVED the BJ Team!

It is always an exciting but exhausting time when the BJ Soccer ministry team of seventeen arrives in Sorocaba. It was three action packed days of ministry and fun. At our estimate they were in 25 different classes in the public school system, they played I don't know how many games of soccer, they "talked" to numberless (or so it seems) kids and adults, and kept us running right along with them. It was a good time of seed planting and we pray that the Holy Spirit's work will bring a future harvest of souls because of it. Pray for them as they minister in three different cities in the next two and a half weeks. In the photo Eddie gets his picture taken by one of the girls with a cell phone.

In the video below Dave Doran jr. gets robbed by one of the blind players!

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  1. christinaMon May 21, 03:34:00 PM

    david is my cousin...i TRULY appreciate this video. :~) it will be used for years to come...lovingly, of course. :)

    thanks for sharing. hope you were refreshed by their visit.

    christina hairgrove

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  2. Claudia DoranMon May 21, 05:31:00 PM

    Thanks so much for the update on the team. I miss that soccer guy. There is truly no greater joy than this, to hear of my children walking in the truth and sharing it too!

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  3. jewellpageWed May 23, 12:23:00 AM

    Thank you for visiting the blog! Dave was perpetual energy and fun too.

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