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BELIZE MISSION TRIPS Our Churches and Missionaries in Belize would love to partner with you and host your Church group's Mission Trip to Belize

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English, Creole, Maya, Spanish

Central America

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Catholic, Protestant, None

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Tropical, Sub-Tropical

$8,400/year

We'd love to host your group! We've been leading Mission Trips to Belize since 1990, so your trip will be well-planned, Christ-centered, and safe. Our Missionary in Belize, Dr. Paul Whisnant , was born in the U.S., and has lived in Belize since 1990 . He and his wife are dual citizens of the United States and Belize. Pastor Paul will work with you to design your groups trip to best serve our Churches and Missionaries in Belize as well as your group. We will handle all the in-Belize details from start-to-finish, making your trip planning easy and hassle-free. Are you looking for Mission Trips for large groups? Some of the largest Churches in the United States trust us to lead their groups. We've hosted the largest Mission Trips for groups in Belize, with many of our groups having over 100 Team members. Our average Team size is 50-100 volunteers. Whether you have 20 or 200, we'd love to partner with you! Plus, groups of 30 or more can choose to come ANY week they wish! Belize is the only country in Central America where English is the official language , so it'll be easy for you to communicate directly with locals. Children's ministry, sports ministry, feeding needy children, evangelism, Church planting, construction, medical missions and dental missions, are available to you as Ministry options. You can choose which ministries your team are best suited for prior to serving in Belize on your short-term mission trip. Our partnerships with local Churches and Schools will enable you to encourage our local Pastors in sustainable, long-term Ministry that will continue to impact the village you served long after you have returned home. Belize is a beautiful country, but there are many needs . Thousands of needy children live in jungle villages in desperate poverty. Belize will touch your heart in such a way that you will want to form a long-term relationship with your host pastor and village. Most of our groups choose to return to the same village each year to continue to encourage the local pastor in the vision God has given him. We specialize in customizable , short-term Mission Trips for large groups to Belize. Areas we serve in include San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Placencia, Belize City, Belmopan, Orange Walk, Corozal, Cayo, Stann Creek, Toledo, and Punta Gorda. Plus over 50 small, rural villages. Contact us today to learn more about how you and your group can make a life-changing difference on your short term mission trip to Belize.

READY? LET'S GO! Have questions about our Belize M ission Trips or want to learn more? Email us at [email protected] or call 817-382-8484.

What's included?

Hassle-free planning, we'll handle the details for you

25-50 hours of Ministry

Transportation to/from Airport & Ministry sites

100% customizable & you pick your Trip dates

Nice hotel with wi-fi, a/c, hot/cold water & a pool

Recreation or Local Cultural Experiences: Beach, Zoo, Island, Snorkel, Jungle Waterfall, Living Maya, River Tubing, Monkey River, Rainforest Canopy Zipline, Mayan Ruins, and more!

Duration: Your choice, 5-7 nights is average

3 meals a day, 2 at a restaurant & 1 in the village

Safe drinking water

Partnerships with local Pastors, Churches & Schools

Serve with Dr. Paul Whisnant , our local Missionary

Materials Provided: Group Leader Manual, Unlimited Consultations, Trip Promo Videos & Materials, Group T-Shirts, Branded Water Bottle, Fundraising Ideas, and more!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to give with a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) Recommending a gift to International Servants through your charitable donor advised fund (DAF) is simple. You can donate directly to International Servant by providing the following information to the sponsoring organization of your fund. Here's the information you'll need to make your gift: Legal Name: International Servants Inc Federal Tax ID (EIN): 63-1155427 Address: International Servants PO Box 337 Grapevine, TX 76099-0337 Contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call/text us at 817-382-8484. International Servants partners with some of the largest DAF sponsor organizations in the United States, including, but not limited to: Schwab Charitable, Fidelity Charitable, BNY Mellon, National Christian Foundation, Morgan Stanley, Benevity, the Signatry Christian Foundation, and more. Clients of Schwab Charitable, Fidelity Charitable and BNY Mellon can use the information above, or you can click here to access the DAF Direct window for Schwab Charitable, Fidelity Charitable and BNY Mellon directly. Contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call/text us at 817-382-8484.
How to donate Stocks, Bonds or Mutual Funds If you’re looking for a tax-smart way to share your blessings with children, consider a gift of stock. When you give appreciated stock that you’ve owned for more than one year, you can avoid capital gains tax and receive a charitable income tax deduction when you itemize. LEARN MORE Your gift of stocks, bonds, mutual funds or other securities will give you a double tax break! You'll avoid capital gain taxes and get a current-year income tax deduction for the full value of your gift. It's particularly attractive if they have increased in value since the beginning of this calendar year—you will receive a charitable deduction for the value of the donated shares, and you will not have to pay any capital gains tax on the increased value of the donated shares. Donating stock is an easy 2 step process: Step 1: Initiate transfer Ask your broker to transfer shares to International Servants using the following information: Transfer to: Wells Fargo Advisors Account Name: International Servants Inc. Tax ID: 63-1155427 Account #: 5826-0336 DTC #: 0141 Step 2: Notification of your gift In order for International Servants to properly acknowledge your gift of stock, it is important that you email us at [email protected] with the following information: Your first and last name Name and number of securities transferred Date of transfer Contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call/text us at 817-382-8484.
How to add the Mission to your Will or Trust A gift in your will or living trust continues your investment in children’s well-being beyond your lifetime — and often allows you to make an even bigger impact than you ever thought possible. Whether you give a set amount or a percentage of your estate, your expression of God’s love to children gives them hope for a brighter future. What are the benefits of making a bequest? You'll leave a lasting legacy to be remembered and to make a lasting impact You'll lessen the burden of taxes on your family You may receive estate tax savings Here's the information you'll need to add International Servants to your Will or Trust: Sample language for your Will or Trust: “I hereby give to International Servants, Inc., a nonprofit corporation, EIN 63-1155427, with its principal offices at P.O. Box 337, Grapevine, Texas 76099-0337, the sum of $_______ or _______% of the residue of my estate to be used for its general purposes.” Legal Name: International Servants Inc Federal Tax ID (EIN): 63-1155427 Address: International Servants PO Box 337 Grapevine, TX 76099-0337 Contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call/text us at 817-382-8484.
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How to set up a Fundraiser on Facebook You can set up a fundraiser on your personal Facebook page to help children in need through International Servants. Simply log into your personal Facebook page, then go to https://www.facebook.com/fund/iServants/ to get started. It's quick and easy. Contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions, or call/text us at 817-382-8484.

Helping children overcome poverty.

For real. For good. Since 1990.

OUR FOCUS .

The Local Church

Dr. Paul Whisnant and our Missionaries have started and/or built 54 local Churches throughout Belize. Every week, thousands come to hear the Message of Jesus.

Children Come First

We focus on helping children overcome poverty - for good. From our Feed-A-Child Centers to our Medical Clinics, the children always come first.

Every day there are children going hungry in our villages. Many kids are severely malnourished. That's why we started our Feed-A-Child program - to stop this crisis.

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Medical Care

Every year, our Medical Mission treats thousands of children & families who have little-to-no access to medical care, nor the money to buy critical medicine.

Education is the key to stopping the cycle of poverty for the next generation of children. That's why we've built schools in villages that had never had a school.

Stop Human Trafficking

A child suffering from hunger, violence, disease, and poverty is far more likely to become a victim of sex or human trafficking. Your gifts help to stop this.

Hear from one of our Board Members

You'll love hearing Dr. Steve Stewart's heart for God's missionary work here in Belize as he shares how you can help children in need - in Jesus' name - by praying, giving, and going.

Helping People Go and Make Disciples of All Nations

Trip Information

Locations Around Belize including Belmopan, Bermudian Landing, Belize City, San Antonio, and more.

Spring Break; Summer; Fall Break Saturday-Saturday (flexible)

Minimum of 10. Maximum of 25

$1129 plus airfare (cost details)

(Note: This location has tiered pricing based on group size.)

Evangelism, Discipleship, VBS, Construction Projects, Community Outreach, Sports Camps, Medical Missions

Servant Life partners with several ministries in Belize working in different parts of the country with a variety of ongoing ministry projects and needs, particularly in conjunction with local churches. There are incredible opportunities for your group to serve in Belize. Belize is the only country in Central America where English is the official language, so in many locations, it will be easy for you to communicate directly with those you come in contact with.

What will my team be do ing?

Teams join our missionaries serving local churches in Belize through kids ministry, sports ministry, evangelism, and a variety of other ministry opportunities. Belize is a great location to lead Vacation Bible School, bring a sports team to lead sports clinics, run medical clinics in partnership with the Belizean Red Cross, help with construction projects, or even assist with micro-business setup and training. Our missionaries can work with you to explore your group’s gifts and the best ways to use them on the field in Belize to help empower the local church to continue serving long after your group leaves.

What does a general weekly schedule look like?

Saturday. Arrival and Orientation, Dinner, Worship & Ministry Briefing

Sunday. Attend a local Belizean church, prep, and training for the ministry week

Monday - Thursday. Ministry Days which can include sports, VBS, community outreach, and more

Friday. Cultural Day (Optional) Explore sights such as Caye Caulker Island, local Mayan Ruins, or other tourist attractions in the area.

Saturday. Travel Home.

What does my cost include?

(Note: This location has tiered pricing based on your group size and the length of your trip).

In-country transportation. From the moment you land at the airport until the moment you leave, we will take you everywhere during the week. You will not need to arrange your transportation, but teams should be prepared to do some walking as we navigate different villages and communities.

Housing. Your team will stay at either a hotel, lodge, or a rustic retreat center with access to showers, locations for group meals, and fellowship time.

Meals. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, every day! (Note: You need to pay for your meals at the airport while traveling, etc.)

Supplemental Traveler's Insurance. In the event of a medical emergency, you'll be covered with an international policy!

T-Shirt. Every participant gets an awesome mission trip t-shirt.

Pre-Trip Training Material. We provide training sessions, trip overview documents, assistance from our team of mission trip experts, and communication with in-country missionaries to make sure your group is fully prepared for your trip.

Pre, During, and Post-trip Devotionals. This 4-week printed missions journal will help every team member grow and encounter Christ.

Airfare is not included in the trip cost, but will be taken care of by Servant Life's travel agent who gets humanitarian rates and often free baggage. You may book on your own if you prefer to do so, but we ask to approve the itinerary first.

Add-Ons:

Many groups take their last day to explore one of the many tourist locations around Belize including Caye Caulker Island where groups can snorkel the world’s third largest barrier reef, visit the ancient Xunantunich Mayan Ruins, or soar through the Belizean jungle on a zip line adventure. These are great options for groups to spend time together and debrief from their mission experience in preparation for returning home.

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1-Month Belize

Program Overview

Join a 1-month mission trip to the Central American country of Belize ! You and your team will experience life in unique communities, like the urban center of San Ignacio and the rural farming community of Siete Millas, and experience a wide variety of life in Belize, connecting with immigrant families and the local church to learn about their way of life and serve in practical ways.

Relationships are a high priority in Belize. Your team will spend a good amount of time living daily life with host familiesfarming, cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, going to churchand will walk away with an understanding of what life and faith look like in a different part of the world. Commit to living the local way and being open to opportunities that arise (and brush up on your Spanish!), and this trip will forever change the way you see God, yourself, and others.

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IMMERSION FAQ

Communication

How often will I be able to communicate with home? We encourage you to pack your cell phone or other small, wifi-enabled device. Often, turning off cellular data and connecting to a local hot spot is the best way to stay in touch with friends and family. In some IMMERSION locations, you'll be totally off the grid for weeks at a time. In other locations, you can get online daily. During your interview, please ask our staff about expectations for each country so you can be prepared!

What if I have a personal emergency and need to talk with someone at home? In all things, we're there to support you. If you have a personal emergency, our staff will allow you to use the official EM phone with an international calling or data plan. In most locations, communication is fast and easy, but in some locations, it can be slow or very expensive to make a call back to the U.S. During your interview, ask our staff more about communication limitations or how we get in touch when there is an emergency.

What can I expect from the application process? We hope joining an IMMERSION team feels like an exciting, relational process. In our eyes, it's a two-way streetus getting to know you but also you learning more about Experience Mission. You don't have to be 100% committed to fill out an interest form , submit your application or even schedule a video interview. During your face-to-face video call with our staff, we hope you'll feel free to be yourself, ask lots of questions, and figure out if this is the right fit for you. Once you're accepted onto a team, it's up to you to say YES and begin fundraising using the free fundraising profile , making this adventurous idea become a reality.

How do I know if I fit the requirements for this team? We're not looking for perfect people, but simply individuals who want to challenge themselves as they serve others. IMMERSION is a program for young adults (ages 18-30) pursuing Jesus with a desire to grow in their faith. We look for people who can embrace a rugged lifestyle, respect cultural differences, build healthy relationships with teammates and locals, thrive away from home, and are in good physical, mental, and emotional health. Please note: Holy Land IMMERSION team members must be 21-30 years old and have previous international travel experience.

How many people will be on my team? We're expecting you to make some lifelong friends on IMMERSION! Each team is made up of 5-15 people who will know the good, bad and ugly about you. You'll sweat and serve and share so much life together across countless miles. We can't wait for you to meet each other.

Trip Philosophy

Will this program help me grow spiritually? We hope you'll look back on your IMMERSION term as a time of meaningful exploration and growth! In fact, we hope you're never the same. We hope your faith becomes more personal, deep and bold as you seek to live your mission on the trip but also once you get home. From personal experience, we know there is something incredibly powerful about leaving behind the familiar and serving others with our everyday lives.

What's the impact of IMMERSION? How do I know I'm part of something meaningful? Throughout the term, you'll have the opportunity to connect with a variety of local partners who already have a vision to reach their community. EM typically works alongside churches, missionaries, schools or non-profits in the community with the goal of cheering them on in their long-term work. We desire to encourage our local partners in the work they are already doing instead of taking over or coming in with our own agenda.

What will my daily schedule look like? Each day brings something new and gives you the chance to share Christ's love through everyday life moments! Most ministries are relationally focused, but there may also be opportunities for hands-on work projects such as painting schools, digging outhouses, or helping with agricultural projects. Our hope is that you'll find opportunities to serve whether you're leading VBS with your teammates, tutoring at a local school, attending church, participating in a Bible study, working in your host family's field, doing laundry in the river, going to the market, playing soccer, carrying water from the spring, or preparing meals with your host mom.

How will EM choose my host family? Our local partners help us identify trusted host families in each community. Host families are eager to have team members in their homes, but they are usually just as nervous as you are! Remember that this is a cross-cultural experience for them, too. Typically, we divide team members into pairs for homestays and families are within a short distance of one another, giving you the chance to see teammates around the community and serve together in a variety of ways.

Will I be able to share the Gospel? EM strives to share the message of Jesus in a way that is highly relational and respects each person's story and journey. Delivering this message of hope drives everything that we do, but we think it's especially important to partner with local people who can continue the process of growth and discipleship. Often, we've found the best moments to share your faith don't happen in a scheduled program, but in the midst of a real person-to-person conversation. These are the kinds of meaningful moments we try to facilitate on the trip. If you're interested, read more about How We Share the Gospel.

Is EM part of a specific religion or church denomination? Experience Mission is a Christian organization, although we aren't connected to any one church or denomination. Our staff members all have a personal faith in Jesus and come from a variety of church traditions and denominations. Our Statement of Faith in the About Us section of our website seeks to unite us, not divide us, in ministry.

Travel & Saefty

Do I need a passport or visa? International travel 101: You definitely need a passport! If a visa is needed for your trip, the EM staff will guide you through the process of applying for one after you join the team. Regarding visa costs, you can count on us to cover any visa fees as part of the trip! But if you don't have a passport yet, you'll want to start applying for one now. The good news is, it won't expire for 10 years so you can plan lots of trips after IMMERSION!

When will I get a trip itinerary? We'll send you an itinerary, including all flight information, approximately one month before the start of your trip. But you'll also receive a lot of details during pre-trip conference calls or by interacting with teammates and our staff on your team's Facebook group! These will start 3-4 months before the beginning to your trip.

What if there is an emergency that affects the entire team? What will we do? Your team leader, local community partners, and international staff are equipped to support you if there is an issue (i.e. natural disaster, political unrest, increased crime, etc.) while living abroad. If your team were to need to leave the country, each of you would be responsible to use your Personal Emergency Funda debit or credit card with $1,000-$1,500 available and $300 of reserve cash in case you were to have a medical issue or reason to travel home unexpectedlyto rearrange travel plans, but our staff would be available to guide you. EM encourages team members to purchase Travelers Insurance and offers provider recommendations once you join the team. We also take extra precautions by enrolling our teams in STEP (Safe Traveler Enrollment Program) through the U.S. Department of State. This means we will receive any urgent travel updates for U.S. citizens in the region where you are living and serving.

Should I purchase Travelers Insurance? Experience Mission requires all team members to travel with Personal Emergency Funda debit or credit card with $1,000-$1,500 available and $300 of reserve cash in case you were to have a medical issue or reason to travel home unexpectedly. This amount may seem high, but it's purely a precaution. Most team members never spend a penny of their emergency fund while on the trip. Although Travelers Insurance isn't required, we highly recommend it because it may help you recoup some costs if you did have an issue. We make a recommendation for one provider in your Mission Center who offers rates as low as 40 cents per day, so the cost is minimal.

If my parents need to get ahold of me, how can they reach me? Our office has a 24-hour line that is available to parents if they have an emergency at home and can't communicate with you directly. 30 days before your trip, we'll send your parents more information about how and when to use this line! We hope it gives them some peace of mind to know our staff is here to help if an emergency arises.

Who Will You Become?

We are passionate about seeing people make missions a lifestyle, not just a one-week or six-month experience. IMMERSION gives young adults the chance to go, but also the challenge to come back and make a difference in their home context. We're proud of the growing group of IMMERSION past team members who are choosing to live boldly. As you consider joining an IMMERSION team, ask yourself, Who will I become?"

Experience Mission has become a second family to me; a home away from home. Like so many of us, I was looking for meaning, purpose, and a chance to grow like I couldn't on my own. IMMERSION gives you the opportunity to expand your cultural perspective, expound on your ideologies, and experience the freedom of living outside your comfort zone. But most importantly, it gives you the opportunity to love people across cultural boundaries and in new ways.

I came on IMMERSION hoping to make some big life decisions. But instead, I got confusion. The beautiful thing is, it left me more open to what God wanted for me instead of what I wanted. Starting this fall, I will be attending a Bible college and pursuing a career in ministry! It started with a click of a button. Requesting information about the IMMERSION program.

IMMERSION honestly changed the direction of my life. I may have thought I knew what I needed but God knew what He was doing putting me on a trip to Africa. I was able to find out the truth about myself and my identity in Christ and in turn walk alongside others to give them hope.

After IMMERSION, I wanted to make sure to come back to America with a Kingdom worldview. A missional mindset. I wanted to glorify God in my work. I now work with international students where I am able to talk about my experiences through IMMERSION and relate to them on a new level. I understand the challenges they face while missing home and learning a new culture. I love being able to teach and work with international students because they are so eager and I am able to bring a new light into their experience."

Fundraising Help

Worried about raising the money to go? Don't let it stop you from taking a journey that can radically impact your faith and purpose in the world.

Over and over, we've seen team members roll up their sleeves and get creative with fundraising. We've also seen God show up miraculously when team members had no idea how they'd meet their goal. And we know you can do it, too!

EM provides helpful tools to support you in the process, including: EM's IMMERSION Fundraising Guide wIth creative ideas and resources to get you started!

IMMERSION Fundraising Profiles which you can customize to share your story and easily collect donations.

For Parents

As a parent of someone considering the IMMERSION program we know you may have questions, so we've tried to answer a few of them here. Although team members are over 18 and will be treated as adults, your support and input are so valuable as they make plans. So, thank you for cheering them on!

Many of these details (and more) will be discussed with team members during the application process and pre-trip conference calls or are already listed as accessible resources for all applicants. If you feel like you have a lot of unanswered questions, we encourage you to talk with team members and review the available information together to help you feel more in the loop.

About Experience Mission

Is EM part of a specific religion or church denomination? Experience Mission is a Christian organization, although we aren't connected with any one church or denomination. Our staff members all have a personal faith in Jesus and come from a variety of church traditions and denominations. Our Statement of Faith seeks to unite us, not divide us, in ministry.

But I've never heard of Experience Mission. Yeah, we know! As a relatively young organization (founded in 2003) our name is still new to many. Although we're continually developing partnerships with Christian conferences, universities, and denominations, much of our marketing efforts are focused on word of mouth and getting opportunities in front of people online. We trust the right volunteers and partners will find us and share our desire to be people of hope in a broken world. You can read Our Story for more details about how and why we got started!

How do I know EM is a credible organization? Experience Mission will have over 4,000 short-term (1-2 week) volunteers serve with us this year and over 120 IMMERSION team members! We're proud of our growing network of church leaders and young adults all over the world. Throughout the interview process, we are happy to provide applicants with references if they'd like to talk directly with team members who have been a part of IMMERSION in the past. Our alumni network is thriving and many are eager to share their experience!

Are donations toward this trip tax-deductible? Since EM is a 501c3 non-profit, any donations made through the EM website or any checks mailed to the EM office are tax deductible. All donors receive receipts for tax purposes outlining their contributions.

Fundraising Coach to cheer team members on, give a pep-talk if they feel discouraged, and help them stay on schedule.
EM's Fundraising Guide with creative ideas and practical resources to get team members started.
Online Fundraising Profile which allows team members to easily collect donations, share their story on social media, and post updates about their progress. There are no fees and all donations are tax-deductible for donors.

What is EM's refund policy? Once team members commit to a trip, we're counting on them. Due to the long-term logistics that are set in motion when team members join a team, we aren't able to offer refunds, but we do our best to be flexible and work with team members to transfer their funds to a different trip whenever possible. Team members can also read more about our Payment & Refund Policy by signing in to their MyMission account.

What happens if EM cancels a trip? If a trip is canceled by Experience Mission because of the minimum team size not being met, safety concerns in the community, natural disaster, or another issue, we will provide the team member with other options during the same timeframe and transfer any available funds to the new trip. If a team member cannot find a location that interests them during the same timeframe, they will be offered a credit to be used toward a future IMMERSION trip within 24-months of the original start date.

How long has EM been working in these communities and do they work with trusted partners? Depending on the specific location, EM has been working in a community anywhere from 1-15 years. We work with local people who are often pastors, non-profit managers, missionaries, school teachers, or indigenous leaders. These local leaders work closely with our full-time staff and the IMMERSION team leader to identify host families, select ministry sites, place volunteers in classrooms, navigate cross-cultural barriers, and determine safety guidelines. We couldn't and wouldn't do ministry without our local partners!

How reliable is communication and how often should we expect to be able to connect with team members? As a general rule, we typically tell team members to expect to have access to the internet every other week. However, it could be more or less often depending on the exact location. Team members should ask about this during the application and interview process in order to set good expectations for their specific trip. In some IMMERSION locations, team members will be completely off the grid for weeks at a time. In other locations, they may be able to get online daily.

Will I receive updates from EM throughout the trip? In regards to travel, we encourage you to go by the mantra that "no news is good news." Our staff will be in communication with the team and inform you if there is an emergency, but otherwise, you will not receive updates about delays, flight changes, arrival times, etc. We ask all team members to keep friends and family in the loop, but please know that in some locations their updates to you may not be immediate or frequent. We encourage all family and friends to "Like" EM on Facebook and keep an eye out for posts on the IMMERSION Blog as a way of receiving periodic updates throughout the trip!

What happens if there is an emergency at home and I can't communicate with a team member directly? Our office has a 24-hour line that is available to parents if there is an emergency at home and the family can't communicate with a team member directly. In this case, our staff would help relay a message and support the team member in whatever way possible. 30 days before the trip, the official emergency contact will receive more information about how and when to use this line! We hope it gives you some peace of mind to know our staff is available to you as a resource if there is an emergency.

Can I visit my son or daughter while they're on IMMERSION? Over the years, we've seen how visits from family members in the middle of IMMERSION can create distractions (or extra homesickness) for both team members and teammates. Additionally, it can be a logistical challenge for families to arrange transportation or housing in remote communities, creating a burden for our partners or host families. For this reason, we ask parents and other family members to refrain from planning to visit team members during the trip unless Experience Mission staff has given special permission ahead of time.

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Follow along with teams as they serve in disaster areas around the world, and also read about the experiences of past teams who have served in those areas through Praying Pelican Missions. Our disaster trip journals are a great way to stay connected with those support teams as they work locally and internationally to offer encouragement and assist the local Church in what might be their greatest time of need!

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Belize Mission Trips

Deep pelican roots.

With deeply rooted partnerships and newly developed relationships with local pastors and churches, there are incredible ministry opportunities for your mission group when you serve on a Belize mission trip. This small country is the only country in Central America where English is the official language, so it will be easy for you to communicate directly with the local community members.

Belize At A Glance

Sub-Tropical

$4,000 /year

English Creole Spanish

Roman Catholic Protestant

Mestizo Creole Maya

Kids ministry, church planting, sports ministry, evangelism, and a variety of other ministry opportunities are available to you. You can choose which ministries your team are best suited for prior to serving in Belize on your mission trip. With our genuine partnerships already in place, you will find yourself encouraging a pastor in sustainable ways that will continue to impact the community after you have returned home.

Belize is a place that has great beauty, but still has great need. This country and its hospitable people will grab your heart in such a way that you will want to form a long-term relationship with your host pastor and community. It is possible to return to the same community every year to continue to encourage the local pastor.

We know that both the lives of the individuals on your Belize missions team as well as the lives of those you serve will be impacted as you dedicate and use your talents, gifts, and abilities for the Lord with your family, youth group, college group, or intergenerational group this year.

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PPM's ministry is an ongoing effort to build up, encourage, and assist the local Church 365 days a year. Nearly every week of every year, we have a team serving short-term somewhere in the world. Our partner pastors and ministry leaders receive ministry support, training, and encouragement when mission teams aren't on the ground through our partner support program.

Read more about how PPM365, a church sponsorship program, is making an impact in Belize , and around the world.

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What is included in the cost.

Prior to the trip, the team leader will receive a group leader manual, which includes fundraising ideas and information to help with every aspect of trip planning. You will also receive access to your own online group account that will equip you to easily organize and plan for your trip. You will have access to online trip handbooks and resources for participants, promotional materials, group t-shirts and unlimited pre-trip consultations with your trip leader or location consultant. Your consultant will help you utilize your customizable ministry options and will identify a ministry partner that fits with your team.

Once in your ministry location, your team will be taken care of by a trained PPM staff, given safe meals, transported to/from the airport and to/from ministry sites each day, have plenty of safe drinking water, appropriate sleeping accommodations, an opportunity to attend local church services, evening worship, prayer, debriefing meetings, and experience a local sightseeing or recreation activity.

What is NOT included in the cost?

The registration fee, airfare, passports, vaccinations, spending money, offering at church services, construction and/or ministry materials, personal insurance, and extra recreation options outside of the normal recreation outing (ex. zip lining, snorkeling, surf board rental). Extra recreation options vary depending upon location, be sure to speak with your consultant about these options if you desire to add them to your trip. Please reference the pricing table above for any other exclusions.

Where will my team serve within the ministry location?

Within each of our partner countries we have multiple church and parachurch partners where teams serve. Not all teams serve at the same church or ministry. We determine ministry partnership assignments typically 6-8 weeks prior to mission trip dates. Throughout the planning process leading up to your trip, your consultant will be determining the best location(s) for your team and will let you know where your team will be serving as soon as we have confirmed that information. We will be doing our best to partner your team with churches and opportunities where your team will be best utilized.

Where will my team sleep?

Teams that select a trip with floor sleeping accommodations will sleep in a church, school, or community center. They will be divided by gender, and men's and women's rest rooms/showers will be available. Teams that choose a trip with hotel option usually sleep 3-5 people per room, with two people per double bed and individuals sleeping in single beds. All rooms are designated either male or female. There is no gender mixing.

What about safety?

Praying Pelican Missions holds safety as a top priority. PPM staff are trained and equipped to provide a safe and incident-free mission experience. PPM staff will be with your team for the entire trip and will have access to transportation, cell phones, hospitals, and first aid kits at all times. In the event of an emergency, PPM staff will guide and assist your team with proper next steps.

What about meals?

In most locations, three main meals per day will be served to your team (please see the table above). These meals will be a mixture of local cuisine dishes and potentially, a few American style dishes. During your consulting process, you will be able to identify team members who have allergies or dietary restrictions. PPM will do our best to accommodate these needs and all food and drink provided by PPM during trips is safe to eat. Purified drinking water will be provided for the team every day and for the cooks to use while preparing meals. We recommend if you have more severe dietary restrictions or allergies, that you bring along appropriate snacks.

Is there a language barrier?

In many of our countries, local communities are bi or trilingual, with English being one of their languages. However, for some locations English is not a widely known language and yes, there will be a language barrier. In those locations, PPM will provide a local staff team who will serve at assistant trip leaders and be available as translators for your team.

How do you choose your staff?

Your PPM staff members of your trip will be a mixture of full-time staff, local staff and seasonal interns. We believe in the value of local staff members and the health it brings to the ministry we are doing.

Belize Location Info

Belize basics.

Belize is a unique country, full of lush landscapes, rich history, and amazing people. Almost 400,000 people call Belize home and make up a diverse society that is composed of many cultures and languages. The country is bordered to the North by Mexico, and Guatemala to the West and South, with the Caribbean Sea to the East. Due to its strong ties to both the American and Caribbean regions it is also often claimed as a Caribbean nation as well as Central American.

Climate, Language, & Safety

The climate is generally tropical, with daily weather typically averaging around 70 - 80 degrees Fahrenheit and very humid. Pronounced wet and dry seasons as consistent each year, although the intensity of these seasons varies by region within the country. Also, temperatures can fluctuate according to elevation and if you're near to the coastline.

It is the only Central American country where English is the official language, while Belizean Creole is the most widely spoken dialect. Spanish is the second most commonly spoken language, followed by Mayan and German dialects and Garifuna. This diverse foundation of languages allows over half the country to be multilingual!

Belize is generally considered a safe place for visitors to travel. Your PPM staff will be with you every step of the way and they and your host church will keep your and your teams' safety as top priority

Economy & Currency

Belize is a small, mostly private enterprise economy based primarily on industries like agriculture, merchandising, tourism and more. Sugar remains the largest profitable crop and the banana industry is one of the nation's largest employers.

The current exchange rate is 2:1 ($1 dollar US equals $2 Belizean dollars).

Food & Fun

Participants typically enjoy the food prepared by local cooks using authentic Central American recipes. Belizean food has been likened to a mixture of Spanish and Caribbean influences. Rice and beans, fry jacks, and panades are some of the staples that you can find almost anywhere.

Belize is known for its incredible beaches, moving Mayan ruins sites, and eco-diversity. The interior mountain areas and coastlines are beautiful, all the while boasting the second largest barrier reef in the world. Forty percent of the country is dedicated to nature preserves!

History & Religion

European contact began in 1492 when Columbus sailed along the Gulf of Honduras, with European exploration beginning by English settlers in 1638. Belize gained their independence in 1981 and were formerly known as "British Honduras".

Most recent reports show this breakdown: Roman Catholic 50%, Protestant 27% (Pentecostal 7%, Anglican 5%, Seventh-Day Adventist 5%, Mennonite 4%, Methodist 4%, Jehovah's Witnesses 2%), none 9%, other 14%

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Belize Mission Trip

Location: belize, central america, dates: july 20 - 27, 2024, cost: $1,750 + air.

Join Samaritan’s Feet as they serve in the jungles and remote Maya villages of Belize. The team will distribute shoes & give hope as they wash the feet of children and adults in need. Additionally, the team will have some time to spend in beautiful Caye Caulker.

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Finance Information

The cost of the mission trip to Belize is $1,750 + Air and is all inclusive. Samaritan’s Feet books all flights to Belize. We arrange ground transportation, meals, accommodations, exit taxes, trip insurance, shoe supplies, etc., which are all included in the base cost. We make the process very easy to take a short-term mission trip to Belize! The only additional funds needed will be for souvenirs. An application and $150 deposit are due to secure your spot. All payments can be made directly to Samaritan’s Feet.

Statements will be sent prior to each due date: Application Submission: $150 deposit due April 20: $875 due May 20: $875 due June 20: Remaining balance due

International & Team Information

Immunizations recommended for travel to Belize include up-to-date routine vaccinations, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, and Tetanus. Visit your local Passport Health office or find more information at CDC.gov. Samaritan’s Feet provides additional travel information and tips during training sessions.

You must be 16 years or older to travel alone. If you are 14-15 years old you must be accompanied by an adult. This trip is under the leadership of Samaritan’s Feet.

Belize Mission Trip FAQ

What is the purpose of the Samaritan’s Feet Belize Mission Trip? The purpose of the mission trip is to provide shoes and other basic necessities to children and families in need in Belize, while also sharing the message of hope and love. We offer mission trips in locations all over the world – Join us!

What is the duration of the mission trip to Belize? The Belize Mission Trip is a 8-day trip.

What are the requirements to participate in the Belize mission trip? Participants must be at least 14 years old, possess a valid passport, and complete the required application process.

Do I need to have previous mission trip experience to participate? No, previous mission trip experience is not required. However, participants should be prepared for physically demanding work and cultural immersion. If you are unable to join a mission trip we encourage you to donate to support our work.

What is the deadline to apply for the Belize Mission Trip? The application deadline is typically 60 days prior to the trip start date. However, it is recommended to apply as early as possible as spots fill up quickly.

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Supporting Samaritan’s Feet

First Course The Smith House Salad Mixed Greens, Radish, Carrots, & Cherry Tomato with a Mustard Seed Vinaigrette

Second Course 4 oz. Petit USDA Prime Filet Mignon Served Medium Rare with Standard Sauce & 4 oz. Norwegian Salmon Home-Style Mashed Potatoes & Steamed Asparagus

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Many companies have programs through which they will “match” the charitable contributions made by their employees. Through corporate gift matching, your employer can multiply your donation to Samaritan’s Feet, making it go further.

Check with your company’s Human Resources office to see if they offer gift matching. If your employer does offer this program, your Human Resources department should provide you with a matching gift form to send to us, along with your donation. Complete this form and mail it with your donation to:

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Planned or Legacy Giving

With thoughtful planning, you can make a lasting contribution to our mission. Your gift can take any of the following forms:

Residual Bequest : after making provisions for your family and friends, the balance of your belongings (legally referred to as your “estate”) is donated to Samaritan’s Feet.

Percentage of your Estate : where a specific percentage of your estate is left to Samaritan’s Feet.

Pecuniary Bequest : where a specific sum of money is donated.

Specific Gift Bequest : referring to any non-cash items such as stock, annuities, property, jewelry, artwork, or other valuables, which can be given to Samaritan’s Feet.

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This mission experience is open to families and individuals. We will have a variety of experiences including children’s ministry, light service projects, home visits, learning opportunities, and more!

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Belize Mission Trip and Resources

Every knee, every tongue, everything - philippians 2:10-22, if you reached this page, but are looking for our belize ministry page, please click here ., we will be traveling to belize june 8-15, 2024 to minister to the people of bullet tree, belize the documents listed below will be updated as more information becomes available., information on flights and what to expect can be found in our team information document ., our 2023 final briefing notes are here . note: this is a speaking outline . . . it is not written in complete sentences and is here for team member reference.

Our 2023 menu and schedule is posted here!

If God has called you to join us, please visit our contact page and let our pastor know!

Our ministry in Belize this year will be to support missionaries Brandi & Junior McIntosh . We will work alongside them to minister to the people of Bullet Tree, Belize. Our primary ministry will be relationship building. Toward that end, we will conduct Vacation Bible School daily. We will also conduct a visitation ministry. As always, we will give away treat/toy bags and flip-flops (slippers in Belize) as God brings people into our lives.

Our primary goal is evangelism . Evangelism is simply the spreading of the Gospel (the good news about Jesus) by public preaching or personal witness. Our prayer is that every team member will be able to lead at least one person to faith in Jesus. The material that follows will help team members prepare themselves for sharing the Gospel.

Every team member/Christian should be prepared to share their testimony. Your testimony is simply telling someone how you came to know Jesus as your Lord and Savior. Please, do NOT get stressed over this! You may have never shared your testimony, or tried to lead someone to Jesus. That is fine! God is so gracious and LOVES to fill His children with His Word as they present His story! Luke 12:12 says: " the Holy Spirit will teach you in that very hour what you ought to say." Your part in making this promise come true is to study the material below . . . to know it . . . to know your story and how God's Word has changed your life. God promises that if you will get into His Word, when the time comes, He will AMAZE you with what He says through you! What a privilege!

Note: all of the resources/links presented below are associated with the Southern Baptist Convention. This fellowship is a Southern Baptist fellowship. There are numerous resources from different evangelical Christan faith traditions that you will find useful! If you have a question about a resource, please talk to our pastor! The point here is: SHARE YOUR FAITH WITH SOMEBODY ! You will never die because of Jesus! You are blessed and adopted by the King of the Universe! Isn't it important for you to share that with someone and encourage them to receive what you have?

Your Story Is His Story

Every time you tell your story of how you became a follower of Jesus (your testimony), you give honor and glory to God, and He is pleased with that.

Your story — regardless of how “spectacular” or “ordinary” you think it is — is a story about God’s character. It is your eyewitness account of how God rescued you from sin and death through Jesus Christ and changed your life as a result. You should be able to deliver your testimony in as little as 2 minutes (if you are pressed for time), or a more lengthy time (if you have time to dialog with the person).

When you share your story with others, you help them get to know what God is like and what He can do.

There are five basic parts to telling your story:

The Opening. Identify a theme you can use to frame your story. What did your life revolve around (e.g., relationships, your reputation, money) that God used to help bring you to Him? Briefly illustrate how that influenced your life.
Your Life Before Christ. Paint a picture of what your life was like before you came to Christ. Don’t dwell too much on or brag about past sins or struggles. Share only the details that relate to your theme — just enough to show your need for Christ.
How You Came to Christ. Give the details about why and how you became a Christian. Communicate in such a way that the person you are talking with, and anyone who overhears you, can understand how they can become a Christian too. Even if your listeners are not ready for that, God could use your story and explanation of the gospel to draw them to Himself in the future.
Your Life After Coming to Christ. Share some of the changes that Christ has made in your life as they relate to your theme. Emphasize the changes in your character, attitude or perspective, not just the changes in behavior. Be realistic. We still struggle as Christians. Life is far from perfect. But what’s different about your life now?
The Closing. End with a statement that summarizes your story and connects everything back to your theme. Ask them if they are ready to receive Jesus as their Savior! You may even want to close with a Bible verse that relates to your experience.

Guidelines for preparing your testimony:

Pray before you write out and share your story.
Write the way you speak.
Don’t be overly negative or positive. Be honest .
Don’t criticize or name any church, denomination, organization, etc.
Think about your listeners. Avoid "religious" terms.
Keep it short. Aim to tell your story in three to five minutes.
Practice telling your story until it becomes natural.

One of the most effective, and easiest to remember, ways of presenting the Gospel is the Romans Road. This plan only uses verses from the book of Romans. You don't need to memorize these verses in perfect King James English! You should practice your memorization of these verses until they are just natural to you and you can work the concept of these verses into a normal conversation. Memorize them in your own words!

For example: "there was a time in my life that I became aware that something was missing. Something just wasn't right. I understood that it was because I was not doing what God wanted. I knew that because of my separation from God that I would die. But someone told me that God would give me the gift of eternal life when Jesus became my Lord. You ask, why would God give me such a gift? Because He loves me and He showed me that there was nothing He wouldn't do to make me His child, even allowing His Own Son to die for what I had done wrong. So, I believed what the Bible said: that God had raised Jesus from the dead after He had died for the things I had done that were wrong. That brought me to the point that I confessed that Jesus is my Lord and my Savior. God showed me that if I called on His name, I would be saved, and be His child forever."

As you can see, the paragraph above (look at the verses below and then compare them to the paragraph above) is the Romans Road plan of salvation! It is delivered in simple, plain English and does not use any "church" words that the hearer may not understand. It takes less than one minute to read the paragraph above, but you have presented the entire Gospel in that time! Note: that paragraph is just one example of how to quickly present the Romans Road plan of salvation! Each time I tell it, I use slightly different words. The point here is for you to read the verses below and find a natural way to communicate what the Bible says! If you need help, please let our pastor know! He would be HAPPY (DELIRIOUSLY HAPPY) to help you learn how to present your testimony and the Gospel!

Because of your sin, you are separated from God. “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23).

The penalty for sin is death. “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans 6:23).

The penalty for your sin was paid by Jesus Christ! “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8).

If you repent of your sin, confess and trust Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, you will be saved from your sins! “That if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation” (Romans 10:9-10). “For ‘whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved’” (Romans 10:13).

A discussion of the Romans Road can be found here .

Another very effective way to present the Gospel uses only John 3:16, a verse almost everyone knows!

The outline: He loved, He gave, we believe, we live! The first part of the verse tells us that God loves us SO much! He then tells us that He gave us His Own, only Son to pay the price for our sin. Our response is to believe . If we do, we live! There are a lot of other verses you could bring into this discussion. You can also easily bring your own experience with Jesus to show the truth of this verse! If the Romans Road seems like a lot to memorize, work on this presentation of the Gospel!

There is no wrong way to present the Gospel! Just tell people what God has done in your life!

You do NOT have to be able to present ALL of the material below! These are tools you may find useful. You may find that you are comfortable combining parts of each, or using a completely different way to tell His story! Pick the one you feel most comfortable with and learn how to use it effectively. Again, our pastor would LOVE to help you learn how to use ANY of them! There are many other ways to share your faith! If you have a method that fits your gifting better, PLEASE feel free to use it, AND let your pastor know!

Three Circles

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is the most profound reality of life. But sharing it with someone can be as simple as three circles. Discover how you can share the Gospel with anyone.

A presentation of how to use Three Circles can be found on the North American Mission Board website ( this link contains complete information, including links to videos not linked in the next sentence). You can also watch a presentation here .

A pdf of the trainees guide is available here .

Live This is content developed by David Platt (Secret Church, former director of the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, pastor).

A pdf of the content is here .

The Best News

The Best News is material developed by the North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention.

This material will help you share the Gospel .

The participant guide for this material is here , and the leader guide is here .

An example of how to use this in a conversation can be found here .

Your pastor has the videos for all of this content! If you would like to dig deeper on any of these methods, please let your pastor know!

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Safety first, a few notes on safety:.

• Belize is a Democracy and is safe and stable from a government perspective.

• Belizeans look up to and admire Americans. We have found that they naturally take care of people from North America and very much watch over our mission teams.

• Tourism, particularly on the cayes, is a part of their economy. So they take pride in the safety of foreigners.

• We travel in groups at all times, we sleep in the same building, and safety in numbers is a big safety factor.

• We have Belizeans on our staff who are with the group during the whole trip. They have knowledge and experience in Belizean safety precautions and know the country very well.

• Our staff members have Belizean cell phones on them, know where the nearest hospitals are, and have plans in place for unique circumstances.

• All members on the trip have our Belizean trip leaders cell phone number in the unlikely case they would be separated from the group.

• We travel by bus, with a professional bus driver. We also have a Thirst Mission vehicle with each group in case there is a need for quick transportation to the nearest doctor or hospital.

• We rarely travel at night, if there is a risky time of day, it would be after dark.

• We suggest a 5-1 student to adult ratio. Overseeing and supporting our participants is a priority.

• We take care in trying to provide safe meals, snacks, and plenty of water to all trip members.

• Prayer. We can’t underestimate the power of prayer on each trip and for each person. We ask that each participant on the trip find at least 5 prayer partners to cover them in prayer during the trip.

We have many years of experience in Belize. We know how to travel, what to look out for, and how to handle things.

That being said, we have never had an issue and certainly endeavor to take every safety precaution with every group. Belize is a very safe country to travel to, especially as a group member. We pray that the Lord will bless our preparations and the precautions we take as we attempt to minister to the people of Belize and members of our group.

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“ "Any worry about raising funds, safety, food or the unexpected should completely dissolve. God was, is and will be present every hour of every day while serving in Belize. This trip will make you pray more earnestly, trust more completely and live more fully every day for Christ Jesus our Lord. And when you get home, you will feel incomplete if you don’t’ do the same." Leah, Ridgecrest Baptist

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Medical Mission Trips to Belize

Thank you for your interest in imr’s medical mission trips to belize this is a very unique opportunity to work with populations that have little to no access to healthcare and make a huge impact on their lives..

Join International Medical Relief (IMR) on this health education tour and medical mission trip to Belize. Visit the beautiful town of San Ignacio, near the Guatemalan border and within walking distance of ancient Mayan ruins.

Our volunteer team will set up clinic inside of a private hospital in San Ignacio, where you will help to treat incoming and existing patients. Some of the more common diseases in this area include malaria, Chagas disease (kissing bug disease), dengue fever, and leishmaniasis. Other more serious conditions include diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancers, and chronic respiratory diseases.

You and the rest of the volunteer team will also educate locals on how to stay healthy and how to care for their loved ones. One of the main focuses of this mission is women’s health. Because all community members are encouraged to attend, the demand for dental care will be high. Another main focus of this mission is women’s healthcare, so you will provide general women’s and infant care, as well as empower women to seek higher education.

Two IMR providers with a provider from Belize

Clinics will take place in the beautiful towns throughout Belize. You will have the opportunity to provide community health education with medical care, dental care, and health and hygiene education to hundreds of patients during the week.

The Mission

Join International Medical Relief (IMR) on this medical mission and health education tour in Belize. Visit many beautiful towns throughout Belize that are in need of partnership to elevate healthcare throughout this country. The focus of this mission is extending sustainable education alongside medical and dental relief efforts. Although demand for care will be high, we will be managing clinic participation with heightened protocols to manage the flow and protect volunteers as well as clinic participants.

Lodging & Transportation

You and your fellow team members will be accommodated at a safe, clean, and comfortable lodging during the duration of your IMR clinical trip. Transportation will be provided to and from clinic each day. Airport transportation to your lodging is included for anyone on the group flight, or can also be purchased individually through our partner, Worldwide Navigators, here . If you would like to join the group flight, be sure to complete your application and notify us of your interest by the early bird date.

Personally, I have never felt more sure of my path and my decision to serve my community in healthcare. I have been enlightened in observing the way each member of IMR's volunteer team contributes something individual and unique but also incredibly critical to the team as a whole. Jordan, Team Philippines

Trip Highlights

From the moment you arrive in Belize, the people and culture make you feel as welcome and comfortable like nowhere you’ve ever visited. The natural beauty of the country and the inviting culture of the Belizean people are the highlights for this mission! A unique aspect of Belize is the fact that its undeveloped areas have allowed for nature to live on in a way that draws biologists and environmentalists. With a laid-back ambiance of swinging hammocks, large swaths of impenetrable jungle, and an underwater world of twisted corals, neon fish, and gentle manatees, Belize is a tropical treasure. Belize is home to many different ethnic groups, including Creole, East Indian, Mayan, and Mestizo, each with their own cultural and linguistic traditions. As a result, many languages are spoken here, but English is the official language.

Belizeans of all cultures broadly welcome visitors as they are warmly greeted with large smiles. When you’re not exploring the natural beauty of Belize be sure to experience the local cuisine. Famous dishes from the local Garifuna people include a cassava bread called ereba and various rice dishes. Many of our volunteers find that the best part of their mission is the chance to experience some of the different cultures of Belize. With countless opportunities to do so, this will be a trip you never forget.

Food & Water

All food is typically provided during your stay. Please refer to your unique itinerary on our website to review which meals are provided each day. We may hire local people to cook for the team during our visit, or we may eat at restaurants or hotels. Lunch in clinic may include sandwiches made by the team or a feast prepared in your honor by community leaders. We recommend bringing snacks to eat during the day or evening or to supplement your lunch. High protein/high fat/high energy snacks are best. IMR also provides all of the drinking water for the team. Hydration and nutrition are extremely important for the health of the team. You are the best judge of your own health so please pack appropriate snacks and stay well hydrated on the trip.

Extend Your Stay!

You’re journeying halfway across the globe. Have you considered extending your stay to visit some of Guatemala’s top spots not far from Belize? Join International Medical Relief on an exclusive trip extension provided by our partner, Worldwide Navigators! You can reach them [email protected] to learn more about what they can do for you!

Itinerary is subject to change without notice.

Full Mission (7-8 Days)

You will land at Philip S.W. Goldson International Airport in Belize City. The team will take the chartered transportation to your hotel located in San Ignacio to check in, then gather for dinner and team orientation. During orientation, your team leader will assign roles for clinic, discuss our community health education efforts in detail, present IMR’s clinic protocols, and provide an overview of the communities your team will serve.

After enjoying a group breakfast full of native, Belizean flavors, your team will transfer to La Loma Luz Adventist Hospital, the location for your clinic days ahead. Your team will take a tour of the facility, set up for clinic as needed, and have a site orientation. After preparing the site, your team will begin seeing patients this afternoon.

Clinics begin in the morning and run into the evenings. Your days will be long and hard, but also incredibly rewarding. After the clinic, regroup with your team at your lodging facility for a clinical debrief and team dinner.

Although all your meals are all included, you are welcome to go into town with your fellow team members to enjoy the excellent cuisine that Belize has to offer.

Clinics begin in the morning and run into the evenings. Your days will be long and hard, but also incredibly rewarding. Although all your meals are all included, you are welcome to go into town with your fellow team members to enjoy the excellent cuisine that San Ignacio has to offer.

After clinic, regroup with your team at the hotel for a clinical debrief and team dinner.

Your hotel is located very close to the Guatemalan border and you are invited to explore the area. You may want to wake early in the mornings to walk to see the nearby Mayan ruins.

Free Day/Optional Training Day: International Medical Relief will bring the sustainable community and public health education and training to Belize.

Education is as important as medical and dental care for our patients. Each clinic includes basic health education according to the specialties and skills of the IMR volunteers, as well as the needs of the local people. When communities become empowered to take health and wellness issues into their own hands, they become self-sufficient. IMR provides learning opportunities for the local communities through classes and hands-on learning to sustain their well-being beyond our visit.

Clinic days: during your days in clinic you’ll discover how something as simple as a plastic pair of reading glasses can make an enormous difference in someone’s life.

On your last day in the country, enjoy a complimentary breakfast with your team. Take one final walk around town and say goodbye to beautiful Belize.

Crisis Management & Emergency Response

We take security very seriously at IMR. It is our job to ensure that security precautions are in place, but please keep in mind that we cannot guarantee your safety on the trip.

We continuously review all current activities occurring on the ground, and we work with the State Department and the U.S. Embassy to know the ground situation to the best of our ability.
A security training conference call is available to our volunteers where we detail our security procedures that are in place for the trip.
We take many security precautions such as radios, a buddy system, emergency evacuation plan and security planning.
We protect the privacy of our volunteers in the field and provide them with customized contact information for their use.
During our mandatory briefing, team members review our safety protocols, evacuation procedures, protocols for illness, natural disaster and terrorism. We provide training to our teams to be cognizant of their own safety and to be aware of their surroundings.
Several policies require teams to adhere to safety issues.

Trip Preparation

Minimum donation.

Your generous donation helps to save and change lives everyday.

Your charitable investment will go toward ongoing global relief to care for the underserved and vulnerable people of this community. As a member of this medical mission team, you will elevate the long-term impact of sustainable, capacity-building efforts that improve the health, wellness, and quality of life of those most in need. A small portion of your donation includes:

Clinic supplies and medications for patients
Clinic participation
Transportation, accommodations, and meals as outlined in the itinerary

Payment Deadlines

To save $200, a 50% donation payment must be received 14 weeks before the mission’s scheduled start date. Full donation payments must be received 4 weeks before the mission’s scheduled start date.

Early Bird Savings Opportunity

To be eligible, upload all your required documents and forms, and make a minimum of 50% of your donation payment by 14 weeks prior to your mission’s scheduled start date.

Flexible Flight Options

Volunteer with Airfare

You may choose to book a flight with us for an additional fee. Details on the available flight routing and US departure city will be announced on the Early Bird Date. Airport transportation to and from the team’s accommodations are also included with this option. Depending on your departure city, you may still need to purchase another flight in addition to this one. After this flight has been booked, you may contact our travel agent, Worldwide Navigators, for assistance booking any necessary additional flights.

Benefits of Flying at a Subsidized Rate

Travel with other members of your team on select routing
Fly on a subsidized ticket at a lower rate
Transport to and from the airport included

Volunteer without Airfare

Many team members choose to book their flight(s) to and from the mission location independent of IMR. This is a great option if would like to extend your stay in the area to tour and explore, or if the routing from you home airport is more feasible for you. If you choose to fly independently, please note that your transportation in between the airport and the team’s accommodations will not be provided. This will need to be arranged separately. Our partner for travel, Worldwide Navigators, would be happy to assist you in coordinating flights and/or transportation. You can contact them at [email protected] .

Benefits of Flying Independently

Extend your stay and customize your dates of travel
Choose your departure location
Customize your class of service

Featured Enhancements

**To purchase any of the above Featured Enhancements for your mission please contact our office at [email protected] or call at (970) 635-0110 .

Fundraising

IMR provides a fundraising packet to all registered trip applicants that is full of ideas on how you can raise support for your trip or for supplies to be utilized on this specific mission. When soliciting donations for any of our trips, success is completed through telling your personal story. Why do you want to go? Who will you help? Why their donation can help you achieve the ultimate goal. Tell your story to anyone and everyone. Refer your potential or active donors to our website or Facebook page and to your personal fundraising page. You may share your personal fundraising URL on Facebook and other social media sites.

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Experience the world of medical missions. Get valuable cross-cultural medical experience under the leadership and guidance of local practitioners.

March 11-19, 2023 (could vary slightly).

Specifics TBD

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Our team will work alongside local medical professionals and ministries to set up health clinics. This beautiful experience gives our health sciences students a chance to experience medical missions firsthand.

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Praying Pelican Missions is a leader in short-term missions to Belize and specializes in a number of areas, including medical missions.

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This trip is reserved for students in the health sciences (pre-med, nursing, and other health sciences) who have junior or senior standing.

Cross-cultural ministry experience and proficiency in Spanish are helpful and valued in the team selection process. Since we don't spend all of our time working on medical missions, we look for students with an ability to be energetic, spontaneous, and adaptable.

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Tracy youth group visits belize on mission trip.

Photo courtesy of Amy Munson Teenagers from Tracy Lutheran Church made a mission trip Belize this past summer.

TRACY — Teenagers from Tracy Lutheran Church spent a week of their summer learning about life in a Central American country.

They visited Belize, a small nation located next to Mexico on the Caribbean Sea. They were based in the Belize capital city of Belmopan, where they saw that many of the 400,000 Belize residents live in poverty.

“Belize has contrasts,” said Tracy Lutheran Church youth minister Amy Munson. “Much of the coast is modern and has tourism. We saw poverty. The tourists don’t go where we went.”

The mission trip included construction of a fence next to a church, getting a home ready for three 18-year-olds to occupy, and visiting the Kings Children’s Home.

Munson said the fence was needed because of the level of crime in Belize. Many places have fences with posts that are encased in concrete.

“Our hosts thought the fence would take most of the week but we finished it in one day,” she said. “The kids demonstrated a great Midwestern work ethic. It impressed people.”

She said the house had no running water and a large number of dead lizards when they started to upgrade it. By the end of the week it was in good condition.

Munson said a substantial number of children in Belize go to orphanages because their parents are too poor to provide for them.

When they turn 18 they have to leave the orphanage and function as adults. Many aren’t ready for that. They sometimes fall victim to the drug trade or human trafficking.

“It was rewarding to help in providing three teenagers with a safe place to live,” Munson said. “They have a house mother who is the biological mother of two out of the three, so the family was reunited.”

Youth group members Danika Radke and Amber Hensch said they also enjoyed visiting Kings Children’s Home. They were able to lead young children as they played and to socialize with the teenagers.

Radke said all of the residents were happy, respectful and appreciative. She’ll always remember joining a game which she thought was catch. She learned it was actually tag.

“Saying goodbye to those kids was hard,” Radke said. “In a few short days I made connections that felt like years. I hope the time we spent with the kids meant as much to them as it did to me. They taught me many lessons.”

She’s impressed by how the children and the people of Belize are happy even though they live in poverty. She said they manage to get through life without many of the material comforts that are considered essential in the United States.

“Their outlook on life is much different from ours,” she said. “They are just happy to be alive. They’re grateful that God gave them life. They don’t need all of the things we think we need to survive.”

Hensch said the teenagers were very interested to hear about life in the United States and that they liked hearing about the economic opportunities available to young people.

“Down in Belize there is close to no opportunities for jobs, especially not for teens looking to save for themselves or help out their families,” Hensch said. “They loved hearing about what kinds of jobs were available in the United States. They were amazed at all the options.”

In addition to Radke and Hensch, participants in the Belize mission trip included Aiden Sanow, Allie Adams, Ginny Munson, Evelyn Ourada, Chloe Her, Landon Cochran, Brody Byrnes, Hadyn Ohman, Becky Hensch, Dawn Kunkel, Jordan Kunkel, Delaynie Meyer, Margaret Dolan, Dawn Wee, Jody Kruger, Blake Kruger, Caden Anderson, Michael Munson, Matt Munson, Taylor Timm and Khyle Radke.

Danika Radke said the trip helped to add an extra dimension to the friendships that exist among the youth group members.

“I am so thankful to have been able to go to Belize,” she said. “I will never forget all the things I learned, the people I met, and the way God shined through the amazing group of people that I traveled with.”

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