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Our long-term goal with our missionary host was:
There's an understanding we'll come back in 2 years, the trip seems mutually helpful
There is no host where we're going, we're opening new fields, and our team is made up of professionals and experts
Our on-going partnership includes mutual ownership, expectations and priorities
This was a one-time trip that provided great opportunity for team growth. Where next?
The missions trip was publicized and promoted by:
This trip was not for public consumption. Since participants are invited based on expertise, publicity is limited to general reporting
Several months before departure, our information meeting established timelines, costs, schedule for training and debriefing, ministry objectives and introduced the team leader
We held an information meeting before the trip, and publicity materials were made available
Word-of-mouth, casual announcements, sign-up sheet on info table
The purpose of our team application was:
The organization we worked with needed them
The application helped screen and give info to the leader when they interviewed the candidate
Team members share extensive international experience, newcomers are invited to join when there is a need for new expertise
We mostly used it as a way to gather names of interested team members
Informing family members of the trip was:
Asking family members to pray for the team, and giving them reminder cards or calendars
Asking family members to pray for the team, and giving them reminder cards or calendars
An unspoken responsibility of each team member
Creating emergency plans, informing of exit strategies, updating wills and next-of-kin info
The international travel experience of individuals on our team was…
Multiple experiences (4+) per team member
Approximately one experience per team member
On average, 2-3 experiences per team member
Less than one experience per team member
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