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Basketballs bounce in Xi'an
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Six men and women from First Baptist Church,
Richmond, brought a lot of joy to about 60 Chinese young people this
summer in Xi'an, for a basketball camp project sponsored by the Xi'an
YMCA. For four active, hot, sweaty days, the young people, divided into
three groups: girls, younger boys, and older boys, were put through their
paces by the Virginia volunteers, Buddy, Anne, Cristin, Rebecca, Guy, and
John. Following are some photos from one day's
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You can see that the facility is quite nice, though
without air conditioning, you can imagine it was quite warm, and that the
young people are quite enthusiastic about the opportunity to not only play
basketball but to receive the attention, love, and expertise of the
American volunteers. The FBC Richmond team made a great impression on the
youth who participated and on the YMCA staff. General Secretary Tian said,
"The end result of the YMCA's involvement is to spread Christianity;
when volunteers bring God's love, it supports the Y's work." |
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