AIM 2012 | Czech Republic

You don't want to miss next summer's AIM Mission Trip to Prague, Czech Republic. We'll spend most of our 10 days in the country working with Czech Republic Teen Challenge to run a summer day camp. We will play team spots, games and give away prizes all while building lasting relationships and sharing the love of Christ.

We will also be available for any light construction needs the ministry may have and we'll work with a day school for Romani (Gypsy) children. We will also participate in church services, evanglism, outreach in homeless communities and working with a local youth ministry.

Then we'll take a day to explore the art galleries, shops, coffee houses, restaurants, street performers, city parks and landmarks in one of the most historical cities in the world.

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• Dates: July 20-29, 2012

• Cost: $1850.00

• Housing: Will be in a Hotel near the ministry center in a suburb of Prague 

• A passport is required; Visas/Immunizations are not [travel.state.gov]

• Age: 16 or older by July 1st, 2012

//IMPORTANT DATES

» Feb. 17, 2012: Registraton Due w/ $100 Deposit*

» Mar. 20, 2012: $300 Due**

» Apr. 17, 2012: $500 Due / Photocopy of Passport Due***

» May 25, 2012: $500 Due

» Jun. 29, 2012: $550 Due

*Registrations recieved fter 2/17 will require the $100 deposit in addition to a $50 late registration fee.
**Additions cannot be accepted after this date. Substitutions can be made.
***Additions/substitutions cannot be made to the team roster.

//FAQ's

I DONT SPEAK CZECH, IS THAT OKAY?

Most Czech students learn some form of English in school and we will have translators available.

WHERE IS THE CZECH REPUBLIC, I'VE NEVER HEARD OF IT.

The Czech Republic is a small landlocked country in central Europe. Though the country is steeped in Christian history the people
spent the majority of the 20th century under the rule of Communism in which any form of religion was illegal. As a result, the Czech Republic is one of the most unchurched countries in Europe, with over 60% of the population claiming to be atheist.

IS IT SAFE?

It is very safe, though not independent of crime. You can visit travel.state.gov or the CIA World Factbook for more info.

IS THIS TRIP GOING TO BE AWESOME?

Yes.

//DOWNLOADS

AIM 2012 | Prague Registration Packet and Instructions

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