YP - Timeline

Mission Overview    Mission Itinerary

The following deadlines are a guide to all students and parents.   Changes will be made and they are not subject to notice.  Please visit this page often.   

  • Dec 26-30, YP Winter Training; Commitment forms given
  • Jan 6 – Fund Raising meeting for February Banquet
  • Jan 6 YP Saturday Session 
    • Introduction:   God's Plan for Missions.  Am I a Missionary? 
    • The 50 people i need to connect.  
    • Vocalization
    • Song: Agnus Dei, Swing Low Sweet Chariot
  • January 13 YP Saturday Session 
    • Vocalization
    • Day 1, The Design of God
    • Introduce Light of the World Candle 
    • Letter Writing, Raising Support.  Send Letters this week. 
    • Banquet tickets released to campers and parents
    • Banquet to do list completed and assigned
  • January 20 – last day for “commitment form”
  • Jan 20 YP Saturday Session – host meeting (Ilocos / Palawan)
    • Small Groups Presentations:  Your favorite subject at school
    • Letter Writing, Raising Support Review:  Did you send the letter?  Why not? 
    • Day 2, The Purpose of God 
    • "Light of the World" Candle Dance
    • Banquet:  Silent Auction, Profile of each youth missionary 
  • Jan 27 - Salvation Testimony 
  • Jan 31 – First $500.00 installment due
  • Feb 10 – Fund Raising Event:  February Banquet
  • Feb 15 – Rehearsed Testimony completed
  • Feb 28 – Second $500.00 installment due
  • March 19 – 24 – Spring Break:
    • 19, MOnday, YP, 1-5pm
    • 20, Tuesday, YP, 1-5pm 
    • 21, Wednesday, YP 1-5pm
    • 22, Thursday, Mission Outreach:  
      • Age to Perfection, 10am. 
      • Lunch, 12noon
      • YP, 1-5pm
    • 23, Friday - Overnight camp
    • 24, Saturday -  Fund Raising Event: Presold Ticket Car Wash
  • March 30 – Third $500.00 installment due
  • April 1 – Ticketed:  Easter Presentation: Sunday Night Concert
  • April 15 – Purchase of Ticket
  • April 30 – Last $500.00 installment due


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