International World Changers host basketball clinics in the many of the slums of Nairobi, Kenya. The girls' team teaches ball handling to a local Kenyan team. There are only three other girls teams in the entire city. The week-long clinic ended with the first-ever women's basketball tournament.

Stacey Jackson, Paradise, Calif., applies a coat of paint on the Baptist Bible School in Nairobi, Kenya. Jackson spent her time in Nairobi doing International World Changers projects such as construction, children's camps and working with street kids.

International World Changers spent the afternoon performing skits and singing in an outdoor theatre at a shopping center in Nairobi, Kenya. The drama group performed in places such as boys' schools, shopping centers and Universities.

International World Changers spent the afternoon performing skits and singing in an outdoor theatre at a shopping center in Nairobi, Kenya. The drama group performed in places such as boys' schools, shopping centers and Universities.

Most children in Kenya never have the chance to play with youth. Their older brothers and sisters are either working or attending boarding school. Marci Porter, High Point, Mo., gives some rare attention to Kenyan children at YMCA in a slum known as Shauri Moyo in Nairobi, Kenya.

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