The organizational side of washing 350 kids feet at rio 3 and outfitting them with proper fitting shoes and socks with only 2 hours of this group's time to complete the outreach with about 20 people was my job. The day before we set out to embark upon this crazy day of outreach- i felt a lot of pressure- as if we were about to launch the space shuttle and had to do it exactly right. When the day came, we got there on time, washed a ton of kid's feet and gave them new shoes and socks. We saw over 350 kids!!!! and then, jumped on our bus and headed back into town to prep for the concert that PureNRG was going to do for all the kids from all the children's homes we serve that same afternoon.
Enjoy the photos:
Jordan from PureNRG with some rio 3 kids during the footwashing and new shoe giveaway
PureNRG on stage at Nuevo Pacto performing for all the kids from all the casa hogares we serve here in Monterrey - they were awesome and the kids were memorized when they started dancing and doing back flips
my new best friend - Jose Daniel literally head banging and rocking out during the PureNRG concert
possibly 2 of the sweetest boys on the planet- Felix Antonio and Josue Oswaldo hanging out in their seats before the concert started
the love of my life- Kevin from del norte eating his dinner after the concert - this is actually kevin's reaction to seeing the 3 year old i was holding in my arms who used to live at del norte with kevin. he was overjoyed to see his long lost friend Oziel
girls from Douglas performing before the concert
Estephanie and my sweet Jahir before the concert. Jahir kept going to the bathroom to throw up throughout this concert- he was super sick with some stomach bug and then fell asleep yet looks happier than ever here- weird
Side story: As the different children's homes were arriving and taking their seats, the sibling set near me who now live at Douglas started freaking out when they saw the children's home that they used to live at arrive - del norte. (weird to think that the kids we serve change children's homes sometimes isnt it?) Well the 4 boys started yelling and jumping up and running over to their friends from del norte- and the del norte kids just could not get over how fun it was to see their long lost "brothers" and best friends and play mates. It was one of the most joyous reunions I've seen in a long long time. And I sat there realizing how much the other kids at the homes function as siblings and family to these kids - God as their heavenly Father is looking out for them.
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