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The 2007 CHPC Guatemala Mission Trip delegation
The 2007 CHPC Guatemala Mission Trip delegation
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- Lord, I want to be a Christian in my heart
- Reflections on the trip by Ellen Dozier
- Presbyterian News Service story on David Wiseman
- "No fishing" in Lake Izabal for 30 days!
- A Day Just for Women
- Bridging the divide...or not
- Monkeys around the Mine
- The Volcano That Almost Killed Us
- Leaving for Antigua
- A Taste of Pentecost
- Sacred Space
- Gains and Losses
- Lugrar Sagrado
- The Risky Rapids Race
- Saying our Good-byes
- The water wasn´t THAT dirty.....
- History Lesson
- The Stereotypical American Girl
- The Youth Workshop
- The Tuesday Morning Building Grupo
- Leadership Training Day
- Jose the Happy Homeowner.
- Stephanie Hard At Work
- You Can Do It, We Can Help (Home Depot... NOT!)
- Tres niñas
- We showed them our church, they showed us theirs.
- Word of the Day: Hospitality
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Guatemala Mission Trip schedule
Our hardy group of 19 departs Saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. We arrive in Guatemala City just after 1:00 p.m. MDT (a two-hour time difference). We return Sunday, July 8, about Midnight. The tentative schedule for the week:
Saturday: travel to Rio Dulce for dinner and orientation.
Sunday: travel to El Estor (Hotel Mari Isabel) for worship and lunch at Noah's Ark Church; leadership training session for pastors and activities with children; dinner and debriefing at the hotel.
Monday: devotions and breakfast; a work project (roofs and floors for individual homes); dinner and debriefing at the hotel.
Tuesday: devotions and breakfast; continuation of work project; leadership training for elders and deacons (morning); leadership training for youth (afternoon); dinner and debriefing at the hotel.
Wednesday: devotions and breakfast; leadership training for women; worship, lunch and goodbyes; visit to Bocaron nature park; dinner and debriefing at the hotel.
Thursday: devotions and breakfast; visit to Refugio Bocas del Polochic (wildlife preserve); travel to Rio Dulce (Hotel Bruno); dinner in Rio Dulce and debriefing.
Friday: devotions and breakfast; visit Ruinas de Quirigua (Mayan ruins); travel to Antigua (hotel Carmen); sightseeing in Antigua; dinner and debriefing.
Saturday: breakfast; visit to Volcan Pacaya (volcano hike) or guided historical tour of Antigua; free afternoon; dinner and debriefing.
Sunday: breakfast; worship in Antigua; depart for airport (flight leaves at 3:05 p.m.
Saturday: travel to Rio Dulce for dinner and orientation.
Sunday: travel to El Estor (Hotel Mari Isabel) for worship and lunch at Noah's Ark Church; leadership training session for pastors and activities with children; dinner and debriefing at the hotel.
Monday: devotions and breakfast; a work project (roofs and floors for individual homes); dinner and debriefing at the hotel.
Tuesday: devotions and breakfast; continuation of work project; leadership training for elders and deacons (morning); leadership training for youth (afternoon); dinner and debriefing at the hotel.
Wednesday: devotions and breakfast; leadership training for women; worship, lunch and goodbyes; visit to Bocaron nature park; dinner and debriefing at the hotel.
Thursday: devotions and breakfast; visit to Refugio Bocas del Polochic (wildlife preserve); travel to Rio Dulce (Hotel Bruno); dinner in Rio Dulce and debriefing.
Friday: devotions and breakfast; visit Ruinas de Quirigua (Mayan ruins); travel to Antigua (hotel Carmen); sightseeing in Antigua; dinner and debriefing.
Saturday: breakfast; visit to Volcan Pacaya (volcano hike) or guided historical tour of Antigua; free afternoon; dinner and debriefing.
Sunday: breakfast; worship in Antigua; depart for airport (flight leaves at 3:05 p.m.
2 comments:
This blog is such a gift to us who stayed home! Thanks so much for taking the time out of your trip to keep us updated.
Rain here has watered your gardens, lawns, and farmers' fields. Weather is hot, but AC is more appreciated after reading your journal.
To Kate and Ian - Scooby is happy, healthy, and spoiled. Max misses you and hopes you come home very soon. Keep up the good work!
Love and prayers for all from Louisville
I agree with Marcia. This blog has been a gift to us all. Please know that I continue to pray for each of you and sooooo look forward to hearing more about the mission and about our new partnership in Guatemala.
God's Peace!
Ben
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