We are beginning to make plans for 2016 Trips. So, if you are interested in traveling to Jamaica to help us, please read on, watch the News Blog on this website accessible here, and following our Twitter account and FaceBook page. Here are our planned trips (all are tentative): February 13-20, 2016 Mission to Jamaica The plans - to be an organizational, planning, and development trip. We plan to visit all our ministry areas - to include Basic Schools (preschools), Churches, Special Needs School, the indigent nursing home, and a few families and special children we help. Specific goals:
Team members needed:
Other goals:
March 26 - April 2, 2016 Mission to Jamaica This trip is very tentative at this time. This is the Spring Break week for most public schools in the Birmingham, AL area. This is the peak time for travel to Jamaica. The airlines are usually crowded, tickets are hard to obtain, they are more expensive and the hotel availability is a problem. We are working on this and will update when we can be assured of hotel availability. July 9-16, 2016 Mission to Jamaica Schools in Jamaica do not dismiss for the summer until the first few days of July. So, we cannot do Vacation Bible Schools easily until this all ends. Plans:
Please email us if you have specific questions!
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Jamaica Missions Here am I, Send Me! July 2015 Trip Highlights The Isaiahsixeight team which traveled to southeastern Jamaica in July returned with many new friends and too many stories to recount. The group tackled various projects to include renovations to the basic school, bathrooms, and bus stop in Johnson Mountain to Vacation Bible Schools in Old Pera, Port Morant, and Barking Lodge. A total of five VBS sessions were conducted over the course of four days for over 200 Jamaican adults and children! The group was also able to visit the Infirmary in Port Morant and spend time with the residents there as well as attending the local church service for Pastor Courtney Spence in Rowlandsfield. We've included just a few photos to highlight what God accomplished through the team in 2015. You can view more photos on the new IS68 Facebook group page: www.facebook.com/IsaiahsixeightJamaica. Also see the new IS68 webpage: http://www.is68jamaica.org/ One of the residents of the Infirmary in Port Morant who greeted us with a smile and followed our group as we made rounds and met with many of the residents there. A resident of the Infirmary in Port Morant, Nathan Frazier received a gift from IS68. He could be heard playing his new harmonica in the halls and singing during our visit there. Terry Fry, Mark Luther, Amy Luther, and Wes Savage are also pictured. Mrs. Audrey hosted the team for dinner at her home one night during the week. Tamaula is pictured along with Thomas, Claire, Hannah, and Michael. Vacation Bible School at Port Morant Methodist. With one of the biggest crowds, there were well over 50 children and adults in attendance. Many of them remembered one or more of the songs from last year! Hannah Luther is pictured with several children. Just a couple of the unforgettable kids we met during VBS. They loved to color and participate during arts and crafts time! This photo was taken at Old Pera. The work crew helped renovate the basic school in Johnson Mountain. With the help of several IS68 Jamaica friends, the project was completed ahead of schedule. Mark Luther and Alan Christian are pictured along with Jamaican friends, Keith Rhoden and Michael Brown. This is the bus stop at Johnson Mountain during the reconstruction process. Alan Christian, Ewuan Brown, and Keith Rhoden are in the photo. The team visited the community of Seaside one afternoon. These are a few of the children which attended the VBS in Port Morant along with Amy Luther, the VBS leader for the week. We are excited to announce you can now 'Like' us on Facebook or 'Follow' us on Twitter! Isaiahsixeight also has a new website. View it at: http://www.is68jamaica.org/.
Will you consider joining us in 2016? We ask you to prayerfully consider supporting IS68 with your prayers, taking a trip with a team in 2016, or a financial gift to help fund one of the many important ministries highlighted below: - Feeding program at local basic schools - Child sponsorship program providing food and clothing - 2015 Christmas program serving 250+ children and elderly adults -Supplies for needed renovations to local churches and schools Please support us as you shop on Amazon. It is easy and costs you nothing, but greatly benefits Isaiahsixeight and it programs. Go here for more details: http://www.is68jamaica.org/amazon-smile.html Contact Donnie Cantley for more info at: [email protected]. |
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