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Tina Love Foundation (TLF)
“Our Activities In This Period of Lockdown.”
Note that we shall not have more than 20 persons at a time and we shall observe Social Distancing of 3 feet of being apart. Also all participants must wash their hands when entering and state if they have underlying health issues such as fever, cough, sore throat or close contacts with persons suspected to have or be in contact with covid19 victims.
MONDAY
Group Circle Counselling 4pm – 5pm our discussion will be on #Health which is the TLF theme for April. All discussions are free, confidential and supportive.
TUESDAY
Film-show and Seminar 4pm – 5pm our film-show will be short factual clips on Health and our seminar will be open for people who have ideas to share. It will be recorded for our YouTube Channel.
WEDNESDAY
Music lessons & Music Instruments 4pm – 5pm our music lessons will cover the genres of music, lyrics, voice training and analysis of songs. We will also make use of the instruments we have.
THURSDAY
Arts and Crafts Lessons 4pm – 5pm we will see how we can make things from scraps and draw and paint. We have samples of what we can make from plastics and papers and other things.
FRIDAY
Sports and Games 4pm – 7pm we will have board games and skipping competitions and later have badminton and handball sports.
SATURDAY
Film-show 5pm – 6.30pm we will be showing selected films and viewers will need to pay minimum of N200 per adult and free for children below 18 years. Participants are encouraged to bring popcorn and drinks.
SUNDAY
Fellowship 7am – 8am we will pray, sing, share testimonies, listen to messages and welcome ministrations as the Holy Spirit leads. We will end by sharing food items, money and other things people will need. Participants are urged to bring these things so we can re-distribute
For more information, comments, enquiries and advice contact us through- whatsapp 08098598075, email tinalovefoundation@gmail.com, twitter @Tlovefoundation

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