✓ Community Service
✓ Evangelism
✓ Children’s
✓ Medical

The trip will cost approximately $1,900.00 per person

Payments are NON-REFUNDABLE; but can be transferred to another trip within the same calendar year.

1. HOW WILL WE PAY FOR OUR TRIP?
   • Each team member will be encouraged to raise support to pay for the cost of the trip.
   • Training will be provided to assist you in this effort

2. WHAT WILL WE BE DOING ON THE TRIP?
   • We will be doing some sort of community service project.
   • We will be sharing the love of Christ through our actions and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a group and one on one basis with the local people we are interacting with.
   • We will provide training on how to share your faith with others.

3. ARE THERE PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR GOING ON THE TRIP?
   • There are no specific physical requirements for going on a trip, but some of the work can be very strenuous in difficult situations.

4. WHAT DO I DO NEXT?
   • You are required to have a passport; if you do not have one you will need to do this ASAP. (Perrysburg Post Office is a full-service passport provider)
   • A tetanus shot is required. Your health care provider may suggest other vaccinations; though recommended, they are not required
   • You will be required to take anti-malarial medication for the trip – Chloroquine is recommended medication. And a prescription of Cipro is also helpful in case you develop any digestive issues.
   • Complete the online application at english.igcla.com, USING YOUR FULL NAME AS IT APPEARS ON YOUR PASSPORT

Top five things you can collect for your trip:
(please drop these items off at Guest Services at any Campus. Please label the donation Attn: Karen McMillan and the Month and City you are going)

• NEW Children’s Socks and Underwear
• Small Toys, Soccer Balls, and Volleyballs
• Children and Adult Clothes
• NEW Children and Adult Shoes (preferably crocks)
• Backpacks and School Supplies
• Children and Adult Medications:
  1. Vitamins – Children and Adult; also Prenatal
  2. OTC painkillers (Aspirin, Advil, Tylenol)

1. CedarCreek’s main purpose for all mission trips is to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey all that I have commanded you.” Matthew 28:19-20

2. All monetary deadlines will be communicated well in advance. Please be faithful in your responsibilities. Please do not ask for exceptions or extensions. Due to CedarCreek’s non-profit status, no money may be refunded after a donation is turned in for a mission trip. All money turned in will be used at the discretion of the church Elders for mission activities.

3. Team unity is a must for all mission teams. Therefore, each participant must make at least 3 of the 4 training meetings or they may be asked to withdraw from the team.

4. Always remember we are a mission team going to serve. We are open to God’s will and his plans. Therefore, we must always be willing to be flexible. No plans are ever set in stone. Remember to be flexible.

5. Respect others and present yourself quietly, humbly, modestly and positively.

6. Profanity is not acceptable at any time. “Let no unwholesome word proceed from your mouth, but only such a word as is good for edification.” Ephesians 4:29

7. Complaining of any sort will not be tolerated. If you have a problem or complaint with someone or anything, take your concerns to your team leader.

8. Be thankful, appreciative and sensitive to your hosts. Everything they do for your group is voluntary and may not be paid for by their church.

9. Personal appearance and conduct should always be glorifying the Lord. Facial, body or tongue piercing should not be evident or exposed to others while on mission trips. It is OK for each of us to be unique individuals, we do not want anything to distract from our emphasis on Jesus Christ and his Gospel.

10. Unacceptable activities during mission trips include but are not limited to:
    1. Using Narcotics (Prescription medicines are the only exception)
    2. Consuming any alcoholic beverage (unless specific exception is made – If you are not sure then no exception has been made)
    3. Gambling of any kind
    4. Dating or attempting to start a romantic relationship of any kind
    5. As for Tobacco use please be considerate of the culture and your host family

✓ Community Service
✓ Evangelism
✓ Children’s
X Medical

The trip will cost approximately $1,900.00 per person

Payments are NON-REFUNDABLE; but can be transferred to another trip within the same calendar year.

1. HOW WILL WE PAY FOR OUR TRIP?
   • Each team member will be encouraged to raise support to pay for the cost of the trip.
   • Training will be provided to assist you in this effort

2. WHAT WILL WE BE DOING ON THE TRIP?
   • We will be doing some sort of community service project.
   • We will be sharing the love of Christ through our actions and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a group and one on one basis with the local people we are interacting with.
   • We will provide training on how to share your faith with others.

3. ARE THERE PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR GOING ON THE TRIP?
   • There are no specific physical requirements for going on a trip, but some of the work can be very strenuous in difficult situations.

4. WHAT DO I DO NEXT?
   • You are required to have a passport; if you do not have one you will need to do this ASAP. (Perrysburg Post Office is a full-service passport provider)
   • A tetanus shot is required. Your health care provider may suggest other vaccinations; though recommended, they are not required
   • You will be required to take anti-malarial medication for the trip – Chloroquine is recommended medication. And a prescription of Cipro is also helpful in case you develop any digestive issues.
   • Complete the online application at english.igcla.com, USING YOUR FULL NAME AS IT APPEARS ON YOUR PASSPORT

Top five things you can collect for your trip:
(please drop these items off at Guest Services at any Campus. Please label the donation Attn: Karen McMillan and the Month and City you are going)

• NEW Children’s Socks and Underwear
• Small Toys, Soccer Balls, and Volleyballs
• Children and Adult Clothes
• NEW Children and Adult Shoes (preferably crocks)
• Backpacks and School Supplies
• Children and Adult Medications:
  1. Vitamins – Children and Adult; also Prenatal
  2. OTC painkillers (Aspirin, Advil, Tylenol)

1. CedarCreek’s main purpose for all mission trips is to share the gospel of Jesus Christ. “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey all that I have commanded you.” Matthew 28:19-20

2. All monetary deadlines will be communicated well in advance. Please be faithful in your responsibilities. Please do not ask for exceptions or extensions. Due to CedarCreek’s non-profit status, no money may be refunded after a donation is turned in for a mission trip. All money turned in will be used at the discretion of the church Elders for mission activities.

3. Team unity is a must for all mission teams. Therefore, each participant must make at least 3 of the 4 training meetings or they may be asked to withdraw from the team.

4. Always remember we are a mission team going to serve. We are open to God’s will and his plans. Therefore, we must always be willing to be flexible. No plans are ever set in stone. Remember to be flexible.

5. Respect others and present yourself quietly, humbly, modestly and positively.

6. Profanity is not acceptable at any time. “Let no unwholesome word proceed from your mouth, but only such a word as is good for edification.” Ephesians 4:29

7. Complaining of any sort will not be tolerated. If you have a problem or complaint with someone or anything, take your concerns to your team leader.

8. Be thankful, appreciative and sensitive to your hosts. Everything they do for your group is voluntary and may not be paid for by their church.

9. Personal appearance and conduct should always be glorifying the Lord. Facial, body or tongue piercing should not be evident or exposed to others while on mission trips. It is OK for each of us to be unique individuals, we do not want anything to distract from our emphasis on Jesus Christ and his Gospel.

10. Unacceptable activities during mission trips include but are not limited to:
    1. Using Narcotics (Prescription medicines are the only exception)
    2. Consuming any alcoholic beverage (unless specific exception is made – If you are not sure then no exception has been made)
    3. Gambling of any kind
    4. Dating or attempting to start a romantic relationship of any kind
    5. As for Tobacco use please be considerate of the culture and your host family