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REACHING OUT TO WOMEN IN POLICE FAMILIES
The ladies on the Africa missions team hosted "Sisters" an
appreciation event for women in police families. The event included motivational
speakers from the USA and Cape Town, music, food, door prizes and more!
IN THE SPIRIT OF UNITY
Adopt-A-Cop
hosted a training series known as "Operation Code 4" workshops in Cape
Town, South Africa. The training included classroom teaching and
role-play exercises on High Risk Traffic Stops and Building Searches.
It was a practical way to bring participants from local traffic
departments, the national police and private alarm companies together
to exchange ideas and develop mutual support.
TWO PEAS IN A POD
This picture was taken at the TableView Police Station in South Africa with Superintendant Jakke van Litsenborgh. The TableView Police Station is one of the highest ranking stations in the Cape. Many of their officers were participants in Adopt-A-Cop and Pointman workshops. Jakke and his staff hosted the Adopt-A-Cop team at the TableView police station for a Braai (BIG South African BBQ) in our honor. Jakke is a huge supporter of the program and a great friend.
PARTIPANTS RECEIVE CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
Pointman Leadership Institute worked with Adopt-A-Cop in Africa. Pointman instructors taught on ethics, leadership skills and gave an "optional" Gospel presentation (attended by more than 95% of workshop participants). This was a great partnership. We hope to serve with Pointman again soon.
A CHANGED MAN
Robert is employed by a private alarm company in Cape Town, South Africa. He attended the Operation Code 4 workshops where he received training, support, made new friends and met his savior through the Adopt-A-Cop and Pointman teams. Robert gave his heart to Christ and was baptized on his birthday - November 28, 2004!
YOU CAN'T MAKE ME
Cynthia Tobias, former Police Officer and CEO of AppleST (Applied Learning Styles) shares a relevant and funny presentation just for Police on learning styles at the 1st annual "Night of Celebration" an appreciation banquet held on May 15, 2004 during Law Enforcement Memorial Week.
WHAT A BLESSING
Dan Nolta a Chaplain with the Pierce County Sheriff's Department and representative of the Christian Police Association offers a word of encouragement at the 1st annual "Night of Celebration" an appreciation banquet held on May 15, 2004 during Law Enforcement Memorial Week
SO WHAT IS ADOPT-A-COP?
Dave Christensen, Adopt-A-Cop director and detective with the Auburn Police Department tells about Adopt-A-Cop and gives thanks to guests at the 1st annual "Night of Celebration" an appreciation banquet held on May 15, 2004 during Law Enforcement Memorial Week.
