Caribbean

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Missions Cruise10 nights on the NCL SUN

With Special Guests Rev. Dennis and

Barbara GladUMVIM Co-coordinators for the past 23 years, leading over 800

volunteers on 33 teams to the Caribbean islands and Central America.They have worked on 14 Caribbean islands and have traveled

extensively on other islands in the Caribbean.

January 12 - 22, 2014Round trip Miami

Prices starting at $898**Does not include Port Charges or Gov’t Taxes

*Includes Love Offering for Churches Visited and Transportation to all Missions Sites

Norwegian Sun

Sunset in Barbados

Prices are per person based on double Occupancy; Not Included in Price: NDA (Port Charges) $250; Government Tax $236Also Not Included in Price: Gratuities, Optional Travel Protection Plan

IC Interior Stateroom 150 sq ft $898

OD Ocean View Stateroom 159 sq ft $998

BA Ocean View Stateroom 184 sq ft w/Balcony 66 sq ft $1298

DAY DATE PORT LOCATION ARRIVAL DEPARTURE

1Sunday

01/12/2014Miami, Florida 4:00PM

2Monday

01/13/2014At Sea

3Tuesday

01/14/2014At Sea

4Wednesday

01/15/2014St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 8:00AM 5:00PM

5Thursday

01/16/2014Roseau, Dominica 9:00AM 5:00PM

6Friday

01/17/2014Bridgetown, Barbados 8:00AM 5:00PM

7Saturday

01/18/2014Castries, St. Lucia 8:00AM 5:00PM

8Sunday

01/19/2014Philipsburg, St. Maarten 9:00AM 5:00PM

9Monday

01/20/2014At Sea

10Tuesday

01/21/2014At Sea

11Wednesday

01/22/2014Miami, Florida 8:00AM

Rev. Dennis E. Glad, B.A., MDiv., S.T.M., is a retiredelder in the UMC Minnesota Annual Conference and Barbara L. Glad, isa retired Registered Nurse.

They have been UMVIM Co-coordinators for the past 23 years, leadingover 800 volunteers on 33 teams to the Caribbean islands and CentralAmerica. They have worked on 14 Caribbean islands and have traveledextensively on other islands in the Caribbean.

The Glads have 3 sons and 6 grandchildren, including 2 sets of twins, and1 great-grandchild.

Your Hosts:

* Cruise with a purpose: * bring needed supplies to the Methodist churches in the

Caribbean* connect with church leaders on 5 islands, learn about the

work that is needed, and make plans to return with a future work team

* worship and fellowship with Methodist congregations in the Caribbean

10‐Night Southern Caribbean

Trinity Methodis, Bovini, St. Thomas

Paynes Bay Methodist Church, Barbados

Transportation in St. Thomas

Tabernacle Church in St. Maarten

Primary School, St. Peters Church St. Maarten ‐ Dutch Side

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Miami, Florida Miami's amazing medley of cultures and flashy urban settings makes it ascene to be seen. Make sure to visit the trendy Art Deco district of SouthBeach, Calle Ocho in Little Havana, the super-upscale neighborhoods ofCoconut Grove and Coral Gables and the unique ecosystem of the Everglades.Arrive early and discover on your own all that the Miami area has to offer.

St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin IslandsThe town of Charlotte Amalie has one of the most breathtaking harbors in the world.Once home to pirates of long ago, today visitors find treasures of a different kind, fornow beautiful beaches and bountiful duty-free shopping are truly its claim to fame.Mission Opportunity: Visit a local Methodist Pre School and participate in their morningdevotions and join them in worship songs. Visit a local Methodist Church and enjoy theopportunity to hear a local Steel Band. Next you will travel to a Methodist Church in Bovoniand learn about their readiness to build a second floor to their church. If time permits, thegroup will enjoy a visit to Morningstar or Magen Bay beaches before returning to the ship.

Roseau, DominicaCascading waterfalls, thermal springs and scenic pleasures abound on this ruggedly beautifulisland.Mission Opportunity: Enjoy a visit with a Methodist church in Roseau, and learn about the repairsneeded to the porch on the manse next to the church. Travel through the Carib Indian Territory, andshop for hand made baskets and other items made by the indigenous people. Continue to a Methodistchurch in Wesley Village which is in need of extensive renovations, where you will have lunch. Yourlast stop today will be Portsmouth where you will visit a church and hall recently rebuilt after beingdestroyed in an earthquake in 2004.

Bridgetown, BarbadosThe most British of all the Caribbean islands, games of cricket are as common here as the typicalisland water sports.Mission Opportunity: Today you will vist missions projects in the Ebenezer Circuit, St. Philip.Repairs are needed to leaking roofs at Ebenezer & Shrewsbury Chapels. Renovations are being madeto a building at Shrewsbury, and restrooms are being built at a church in Beulah. Lunch will be pro-vided at Shrewsbury Chapel.

Castries, St. LuciaA mecca for outdoor enthusiasts with thriving coral reefs and rain forest preserves. Mission Opportunity: At Gros Inlet you will visit a congregation that had to stop construction ona church building due to lack of funds. You will then return to Castries to enjoy the SaturdayMarket, where you will have the opportunity to shop for souvenirs and to try the local cuisineand fresh fruits. Next you will visit Wesley Hall which is currently under construction. Thegroup will have the opportunity to meet the South Caribbean District Superintendents and havea light snack with them. Your last visit is to a Methodist church in Forrestiere. They are a con-gregation of descendants from India located in a rural area near the mountaintop. You willenjoy hearing the story of how they got from India to St. Lucia.

Philipsburg, St. MaartenWith an area of only 37 square miles, the island of St. Maarten is the smallest land-mass in the world to be divided between two governments. Mission Opportunity: This morning you will worship in a Methodist Church onthe Dutch side of the island, followed by a light snack at the church. In the after-noon you will visit a church located on the Dutch side that is in the process ofbuilding a new chapel. On the French side you will visit a church that is con-structing a new manse, as well as another church that is constructing a new hall.If time permits you will visit a beach area for time to swim before returningto the ship.

*Missions sites and activities are subject to change based uponlocal needs and availability.

Missions Cruise roundtrip Miami

Wesley High School, Roseau, Dominica

Earthquake damage to Faith Hall

Castries Methodist Church, St. Lucia

Carib Indian Village shopping for baskets

Primary Classroom ‐ Dominica

ethodist Church

Construction, St. Peters Church, St. Maarten ‐ Dutch side

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Tour: CC14Date:011214MID:

04/19/13