Redemption Goes To Belize

Redemption Church | Belize Discovery Trip
5 Days / 4 Nights 
Trip Donation: $2,400

Join us on a powerful Discovery Trip to Belize, where your heart for service and your God-given gifts can help make a lasting impact. This 5-day, 4-night experience is designed to connect you with a growing ministry in Belize and help Redemption Church explore how we can be part of God’s work in this beautiful nation.

This is a trip for those who want to see, serve, and seek to discover how our church might engage in meaningful, sustainable ministry in the years to come. If you're a leader with a passion to pioneer something new, this is your opportunity.

Trip Itinerary
Airport: Fly in and out of Belize City International Airport (BLZ)

Day 1 – Wednesday

• Team arrival in Belize City (BLZ) and visit the zoo

• Welcome orientation and team dinner

• Travel to host community and settle into lodging and attend community church service 

Day 2 – Thursday

• Community tour and ministry introduction

• Service activities/ Medical Team and house visits

• Evening team debrief and devotional

• Youth group in the village 

Day 3 – Friday

• Service opportunities: teaching in local classrooms, meal distribution, and community engagement

• Optional health education outreach and home visits with community health workers 

• Dinner and devotions 

Day 4 – Saturday

• Shopping at the Mennonite market 

• Continued service projects (construction, education, and outreach)

• Cultural adventure experience (e.g., cave tubing, jungle hike, or market visit)

• Group dinner and prayer for Belize

Day 5 – Sunday

• Special lunch 

• Debrief and departure for Belize City Airport (BLZ)

Trip Donation: $2,400

Your donation includes:
 Round-trip airfare
 Most in-country meals
 All transportation in Belize
 Comfortable housing accommodations
 Clinic supplies for service activities
 Full travel insurance coverage
 All required visas and entry fees
 A built-in adventure experience

Please Note: This trip involves travel to remote areas, uneven and unstable terrain, and physically demanding service opportunities. It is not suitable for individuals who require adaptive equipment or who have significant physical limitations.