JUSTICE JOURNEY CAMBODIA
This is the 10th year that Tenth has been involved and invested in the people of Cambodia! Celebrating this milestone, we are putting together a very exciting and important Justice Journey to continue to build the relationships we have with three of our strategic partners.
PURPOSE:
To support and encourage three of our long-term Cambodian partners. This includes:
• Helping to launch the first Alongsiders Camp at Kep (near the sea) with a work/leadership camp.
• Supporting Manna4Life and Mango Tree School with community discipleship, education and farming.
• Offering support in anti-trafficking with Chab Dai and their partners.
PARTNERS: Alongsiders, Manna4Life, Chab Dai Coalition, Precious Women, World Vision. To learn more about our partners, visit tenth.ca/missions.
DATE: Saturday July 15 (2am) to Sunday July 30, 2017, Application Deadline: March 26.
COST: Cost: $3300
3 AREAS OF FOCUS:
- Issues of justice and slavery in Phnom Penh and will serve with Chab Dai and Precious Women.
- Discipleship and camping with Alongsiders as Tenth will be part of the first camp on the new property in the seaside village of Kep.
- Education, organic farming and community development with Manna4Life in Oudong Village.
Cambodia Justice Journey will end with two days of debriefing in a refreshing location.
CAMBODIA JUSTICE JOURNEY TIMELINE:
March 26 First Training (12:45pm to 3:15pm) Application Deadline
April 24 Training 2 – (6-9:30pm)
May 29 Training 3 - (6-9:30pm)
July 2&3 Training Weekend (Sun 9am to Mon 5pm)
There will be 4 debriefing times after the team comes back to Vancouver.
Fee includes 15 nights accommodation, all meals, local transportation, admin support and support for Tenth’s Cambodia programs.
Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed.Take up the cause of the fatherless; plead the case of the widow. [Isaiah 1:17]
Click for an APPLICATION or more INFORMATION, or email Tom at missions@tenth.ca or check out tenth.ca/missions.
Click here to learn about other Justice Journeys.
See a video below from the Summer 2016 Justice Journey.