
Tomorrow afternoon we'll have a special
Exchange Camp Reunion for the
National Kindness Days, with a taster of
our
My Space Club 4 Teens
for this school year.
We organize this club for local kids,
in partnership with Budrio Town Hall
as part of their after-school
programme.
In this way, we've been given a room in
Budrio's Library and social workers are sending some of the kids
they follow.
As part of our club, we also offer help
with their English home-works.
Together we'll engage with the
YfC Rock Solid material, interacting with the theme:
God's loving-kindness!

We'll play lots of fun games like: Alphabet of
Kindness, Hit The Bottle, Positive Post-It Day, Dodgeball Pegs, Basketball
Awareness Test, Two Stories, Kind Words Bowling, Compliment Balloons, God's
Loving-Kindness, Yes/No/I don't know, Pass on the Thank You!, which will serve as illustrations to Stefano's Talk from Nehemiah 9:16-17,
where we'll ask ourselves: If kindness
is so popular, why is our culture so harsh? In a world that’s hungry for
kindness, we must look to the author of kindness to teach us what kindness
truly is. As Nehemiah tells us, our loving-kind God doesn’t merely tolerate us
or endure us with distaste. He loves us with a fierce loving-kindness. God the
Father sent Jesus Christ to extend to us the ultimate kindness: our salvation. In
Christ, we’re also set apart to be transformed into his likeness through the
Spirit who produces the godly fruit of kindness in our lives!
"...You are God, Ready to pardon, Gracious and merciful, Slow to anger, Abundant in kindness, And did not forsake them." Nehemiah 9:17