Athletes in Action South Africa

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In South Africa, AIA is using the one language of sport to offer hope and life to hurting and broken people. (see video)

There are over 6,000 spoken languages around the world today. But there is one language that rises above all spoken languages—the language of sport. In most cultures the value system highly esteems the performance of the athlete and gives him or her a national platform of influence. The nations that look up to athletes as heroes must find those heroes looking up to God. AIA wants to help build an army of sport heroes around that have a character worth modeling.  AIA staff members and trained associated currently serve the needs of athletes in 75 countries around the world.
 
You are invited to help us make a difference and get into the game that counts for eternity!  Check out what South Africa is doing in Ministries, the 2010 Vision, Media and much more.  Take a look at our Event Calendar to see what's going on the whole year!

"Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” Matthew 28:19
 
This month our must have DVD is 
'The Prize:Chasing the Dream'

 

 

Football. It’s the game that gives birth to dreams worldwide. Follow Kaka, Lucio, Oscar Ewolo, Nicola Legrottaglie, Marcos Senna and Cyrille Domoraud as they follow the ball to the highest levels — and discover that the real prize is not found so much in a ball, or a match, or even the sport itself...it’s found in a person. (Coming in March)

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 February 2010 12:00 )
 

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September 27, 2010 (8:00 AM)
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Basketball Coaches Clinic

 
 

"We recently had 6 Athletes in Action basketball coaches from the USA here in Johannesburg whose eyes were opened and hearts were filled with much pleasure as they served children in orphanages, taught student athletes on playgrounds and educated coaches in classrooms and gymnasiums.(view full story)

- Clint Mahan

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