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SCORE Links to Haiti

added 8th February 2010

At least 2 SCORE chaplains have a direct link with the disaster in Haiti.

Paul Hill, chaplain at London Welsh RFC, was actually in the country when the earthquake struck. Paul and his family have pioneered the Haiti Hospital appeal, and they were among the first to be giving aid and ministering to those injured and bereaved.

The club also took a keen interest in the situation through Paul, and among the many media reports of his work was one in the weekly "Rugby Paper". John Taylor, London Welsh Managing Director, said, ""He is a wonderful man and it is typical that his first thoughts were how he could help other people. We were delighted to hear he was safe. The thoughts of the club are with those who were not so fortunate."

Also involved with support for people within that stricken country is Jimmy Dowds, chaplain to Dunfermline Athletic FC. Again with his family Jimmy is involved in Lemonaid, through which teams of helpers and aid are being sent. Jimmy himself has already been out there.

To find out more about these projects and to give visit www.haitihospitalappeal.org and www.lemonaid.org.uk. The thoughts and prayers of all at SCORE are with Paul & Jimmy as they continue to engage in this work.

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SCORE Links to Haiti added 8th February 2010 At least 2 SCORE chaplains have a direct link with the disaster in Haiti. Paul Hill, chaplain at London Welsh RFC, was actually in the country when the earthquake struck. Paul and his family have pioneered the Haiti Hospital appeal, and they were among the first to be giving aid and ministering to those injured and bereaved. The club also took a keen interest in the situation through Paul, and among the many media reports of his work was one in the weekly "Rugby Paper". John Taylor, London Welsh Managing Director, said, ""He is a wonderful man and it is typical that his first thoughts were how he could help other people. We were delighted to hear he was safe. The thoughts of the club are with those who were not so fortunate." Also involved with support for people within that stricken country is Jimmy Dowds, chaplain to Dunfermline Athletic FC. Again with his family Jimmy is involved in Lemonaid, through which teams of helpers and aid are being sent. Jimmy himself has already been out there. To find out more about these projects and to give visit www.haitihospitalappeal.org and www.lemonaid.org.uk. The thoughts and prayers of all at SCORE are with Paul & Jimmy as they continue to engage in this work. View more news click on your headline of choice. News Archive >>		Chaplaincy at work - report from the Scunthorpe Times posted on 24/02/2010 On Saturday 20th February 2010 the Scunthorpe Times carried the following arti..... SCORE Links to Haiti posted on 08/02/2010 At least 2 SCORE chaplains have a direct link with the disaster in Haiti. ..... Sports Chaplaincy at the University of Gloucestershire posted on 02/02/2010 You may be aware that in recent months SCORE has been in negotiations with t..... John Boyers in Delhi posted on 02/02/2010 At the end of January this year, John Boyers visited Delhi where the 2010 Comm..... SCORE in SINGAPORE posted on 19/11/2009 John Boyers was asked to contribute to the training of potential chaplains.....
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