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Caribbean Mission Holiday Packages

The opportunities that this Adopt a School programme opens within the Christian Mission Holidays market is immense. This is a niche market that UCT seeks to tap to establish Kingdom Building business opportunities to channel money into the Trust to build on the already established Child Sponsorship Programme.

Seen here Grace Christian Academy in Barbados demonstrating a practical version of their mission statement - Leading students to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, Building them up to their full potential in Him, and to Equipping them to serve Him.   We look forward to the day when teams of American and European youths can visit the Caribbean for school ministry sharing the love of Jesus in a powerful exciting way and having fun at the same time.

The benefits to be gained for participating churches include:

• the opportunity for lending compassionate support to students from the Caribbean;
• the learning experience of a cultural exchange of information on respective countries;
• the opportunity to form long-lasting friendships via Internet and airmail;
• the exchange of ideas, opinions and “a glimpse” at the lifestyle of another child;
• The opportunity to visit other islands of the Caribbean.
• The opportunity for International schools to get involved in the School Twinning Programme

The Schools Twinning Educational Empowerment programme has been designed to establish linkages between the schools of the Caribbean, expanding exponentially to enjoy the camaraderie resulting from a global network. It is the intention of United Caribbean Trust to create a dedicated web page for each participating school; this page will be useful in lending encouragement to the potential for IT Programmes. It will facilitate familiarity with computers and will be designed to attract equipment and other “wish list” donations, globally. This page is a framework that teachers and pupils can build on.

Here is how it all began - the first concept of the School Twinning Programme

Following the devastation of hurricane Ivan in September 2004, principles, parents and pupils were interviewed in an attempt to test the market for this new project and a very positive response has now encouraged the United Caribbean Trust to proceed with the programme in Barbados, Dominica, Haiti, Guyana and Suriname.

Seen here the Carriacou Ministry of Education, Mrs. Gertrude Niles (Click to read letter from Mrs Niles) Carriacou schools Meet the principles Bishops College Bougles Pre School Dover Government Harvey Vale Primary Harvey Vale Government Hillsborough Government Hillsborough Secondary L'Esterre Primary L'Esterre Secondary Mt Pleasant Government Windward Primary

A suggestion was made to look into twinning schools from Barbados and Trinidad with schools in Carriacou, Haiti, Guyana and Suriname, this was met with enthusiasm and with that in mind we agreed to create web pages for each school with a view of building on these pages as Caribbean and International support is obtained. < Read more > Primary Schools Bay Primary Chalky Mount Primary Charles F Broome Christ Church girls Deacons Primary Deighton Griffith Eden Lodge Primary Erdiston Primary Half Moon Primary Hindsbury Primary Lawrence T Gay People's Cathedral Primary Roland Edwards Primary Selah Primary Society Primary St Albans Primary St Gabrials Primary St Joseph Primary St Margaret's Primary St Mary's Primary St Silas Primary The Rock West Terrace Primary Wills Primary

Praise Academy of Dance Barbados began in 2003; it is an affiliate of Praise Academy of Dance Jamaica which was established by C. Patricia Noble in 1993. This inter-denominational, non-profit company, headed by Artistic Director Marcia Weekes, has a roll of 185+ students and a 7 member staff. Praise Academy of Dance is a non-profit company which is administrated by a Board of Directors	AFRICA APPEAL "I will give you my message in the form of a vision. Write it clearly enough to be read at a glance. At the time I have decided, my words will come true." Habakkuk 2: 2-3 The 10/40 Window confronts us with several important considerations: • first, the historical and biblical significance; • second, the least evangelized countries with 6,000 unreached people groups; • third, the large number of poor and diseased; • fourth, the least evangelized mega-cities; • sixth, the dominance of three religions; • seventh, the strongholds of Satan within ‘The 10/40 Window’. "The poor are the lost, and the lost are the poor." Missions is the heartbeat of God It is our urgent call to provide sponsorship for not only the orphans but also to support and empower the body of Christ and send them out for the Great Commission. This will involve the sponsorship of African pastors being trained at the Assemblies of God School of Theology in Malawi. "So we follow the chart of God’s Word, propelled by the wind of the Spirit, and stay the course in our worldwide mission." - L. John Bueno - Executive Director Assemblies of God World Missions	Barbados Gospelfest was established in 1993 by the Barbados Tourist Board (BTB). The festival was the brainchild of the then Minister of Tourism Wes Hall, now Rev. Wes Hall. In 1995 the responsibility for the production of the festival was passed on to the Gospelfest Organising Committee made up of persons from the Christian community, chaired by Barbadian event manager Adrian Agard.
Christian outreach Pastor Happy from Africa leading the way in evangelism and youth outreach in Carriacou.Thy Kingdom Come Deliverance Sanctuary is a beacon of Faith. This young community, struck by two major hurricanes, stepped out in Faith and God showed Himself might. Pastor Happy was given a word from God ten days before hurricane Ivan totally distroyed Grenada, ' There will be a great storm and after the storm a great revival'... watch this space!		Gospel Tourism United Caribbean Trust seeks to establish bases throughout the Caribbean, sold as ‘Christian Timeshare Holiday Resorts’ outside of the hurricane season (thus fund the Trust) and opened to Christian youth groups and Caribbean churches from August to October as conferance retreat centres. In the event of a disaster they would become accommodation for relief workers and street evangelist as well as distribution centres.