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A Rocha International News, Issue 28: October 2002A Rocha takes root in BulgariaPeter Harris, Director of A Rocha International, visited Bulgaria in July [2002] to meet the group who are planning the future of A Rocha Bulgaria - our 10th project. He reflects here on his impressions... more >> A Summer focus on childrenFor some of the A Rocha team members, summer was a time to enjoy a well-earned break. For many others, it was the most demanding time of year, with long-planned childrens clubs involving all the staff and volunteers as well. more >> An Autumn day in PortugalMarcial Felgueiras, Director of A Rocha Portugal, reports from Cruzinha (A Rochas first field study centre) in the Algarve. more >> Members Week at Cruzinha: 27 March - 3 April 2003To celebrate twenty years of A Rocha and ten years of A Rocha Portugal (as a registered charity) we are planning a special programme for our nostalgic seven-day holiday - local fieldwork with the team, Violindas wonderful cooking and a trip to the west coast included. more >> Creating CommunityMiranda Harris worked at A Rochas field study centre in Portugal for twelve years before becoming International Co-ordinator with her husband, Peter. She is now a member of the French team, with particular responsibility for pastoral care in A Rocha. more >> An A-Z of Practical Conservation: V is for VolunteeringVolunteering for a conservation organisation is a wonderful way to encounter wildlife, make new friends and learn new skills. It can also be a very cheap way to have a good holiday. Most A Rocha members live in countries where conservation charities are in need of volunteers, so you dont have to travel far. more >> Working to show Gods love in the USAWhy does an A Rocha project exist in any country? A key reason is to show Gods love for all creation in a specific context. Through the prophet Jeremiah, God encourages his exiles to invest themselves in the location where He, Himself, has placed them. They are to plant gardens, to seek the welfare of their city and to pray on its behalf. (Jeremiah 29:4-7). more >> Fieldwork on the Kenyan CoastLaura Roberts, a volunteer with A Rocha Kenya, reports on the need for experienced fieldworkers at Mwamba - the new field study centre on the coast at Watamu. more >> Volunteers Wanted!Czech - Lebanon - Finland - Kenya - UK - France - Canada more >> |