Youth Project Missions Philippines Overview

The Youth Project is blessed to engage in missions overseas.  Jesus said, “Go into all the world and make disciples of all nations…” (Matt. 28:19).  The Youth Project has an opportunity to fulfill that command.

The Need.  The Philippines, though slowly progressing, has tremendous needs especially in the remote areas.  Nueva Ecijah is known as the capital rice of Asia.   In light of this, there are many farmers and families whose resources are only good for a season if not for days.   The Youth Project will minister to schools, communities and families of this background.   In the past ten years, my family and I have been blessed to make these trips with other mission teams.  I am excited to have the Youth Project come along and minister to students, teachers, communities and churches.  

Learning.   Embedded in this trip is not just an opportunity to share the love and the gospel of Jesus to other people but learn the culture.   The trip will be littered with rest and recreation allowing participants to see places, meet people, see first hand cultures that normally are only seen in small or big screens.  

Possibilities.  Lord willing, the trip may extend to Ilocos and Palawan.   Youth Project has an standing invitation from families and churches in that region.   We will finalize this section of the trip by Spring.   Here is the basic information.   

June 12-29, 2018
Nueva Ecijah and Palawan Philippines
$2000.00 (fare, lodging, transportation, meals)

Requirements
  • Participated and an active participant in the Youth Project
  • Active member and church – attender
  • Completed YP Policy Requirements and Discipleship Training Courses
  • Raised Support and meet financial deadlines
  • Cleared medical and homeland requirements

Raising Support


Even the great Apostle Paul relied on local churches to support his mission endeavors (Rom. 15:24).  Coordinate with us to help you relay your needs to individuals and churches that God might use to raise your support.  Four quick easy things to remember.  (1) Pray and ask establish your prayer networks; (2) Plan for progress and don’t think that you do these steps only once;  (3) Print and send your letters prospective donors; (4) Participate in group fund raising events. 

You may send your support to help the mission of the Youth Project to Missions Ministries, PO Box 4787, Mililani, HI 96789.   Contact us at (808) 741-6294 for more information.   

The Youth Project is a division of Masters Ministries (501c3 non-profit organization)
Masters Ministries, PO Box 4787 Mililani HI 96789
Call (808) 741-6294 for more information

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ITINERARY June 12-26, 2018



Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat

11
12
Mission Trip Begins
Arrival
Group 1 – Nueva
Group 2 - Manila
13
Grp 2 – secure suppies
G1&G2: PM. School Supplies assembly
14
AM: Schl # 1, 2, PM: Sch #3
15
AM: Sch #4, 5
PM: Sch #6
PM: Friday Youth Night / Jam Night
16
AM: Visitation - Parang Manga
PM: Golden Anniv / Debut
17 
AM:  GRP 1 – Sta Barbara; GRP 2 – Natividad; GRP 3 – Cabanatuan

PM: YP Concert #1, Sta Barbara
18
R & R
19
PM:YP Concert #2, Natividad
20
PM: YP Concert #3, Cabanatuan
21
AM: Manila Airport Fly To Palawan
22
AM: Sch # 1
PM: Sch # 2

PM: Friday Youth Night/ Jam Night
23
R & R
24
AM: Church Service

PM:  YP Concert # 4
25
Manila Bound
Mission Trip Ends
26






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