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Cuba
- type: Construction, Evangelism, Theological Education, Sports (baseball)
- level: 2/3
- medical/political climate: intermediate risk
One and two-week teams will work in the central and western part of Cuba. There are a variety of ministries in which teams can take part: sports (baseball), construction, Bible schools (must have a Spanish speaker), theological training (must be a Spanish speaker), music ministry, and other ministries. Teams are needed for Spring and Summer of 2010. There is also an invitation for ordained pastors and elders to teach theological seminars for training church planters and pastors (must be a Spanish speaker).
Haiti Due to the recent catastrophic earthquake, the ministry of MTW in Haiti has taken on a different form. After the reporters, cameras, and celebrities have gone, and Haiti is no longer the top headline on the evening news, we will still be there ministering in the name of Christ. You can be there with us – meeting needs, helping with recovery, and building the Church. We are putting together medical teams for immediate deployment, and as the needs change, we will begin to also send in construction/engineering and community outreach teams. Please click here to find out more about serving in Haiti.
 Honduras Click for project brochure (PDF) 
Working side by side with full time MTW missionaries in La Ceiba, Short Term teams can make an impact through assisting in the current ministries of work projects, medical ministry, teaching, vacation Bible school, youth ministry, ministry with local orphanages, elderly outreach, church leadership training, and other evangelistic outreach. There is a need for year-round involvement.
Several interns are needed to help administer visiting short-term mission teams under the direct supervision of fulltime missionaries. Heavy interaction with nationals can be expected. Experiences will include teaching English, mercy work, construction and church planting activates. Spanish language skills are preferred.
 Jamaica - Blue Mountains
In the Blue Mountains outside Kingston and overlooking the Caribbean, are several small, rural communities where Rev. Hylton Dunkley (United Church of Christ of Jamaica) pastors. He has five small churches in his charge and is striving to help them develop and grow. One of the churches currently meets in a church with no roof, as it was destroyed in a hurricane five years ago. Teams of Sr. High and older are needed to help rebuild the roof and minister to the children, youth and adults in the surrounding community. This is a rural project and previous missions experience would be helpful but is not required.
Project Orientation: Team Leaders are requested to attend a four day orientation trip held in Jamaica. This is an important time to establish relationships with the national hosts, catch the vision and understand the culture of Jamaica. All ground costs are covered.
 Jamaica Click for Project Brochure (PDF) .
MTW teams will serve in partnership with Caribbean Christian Center for the Deaf (CCCD). CCCD operates three schools in Jamaica. They are residential facilities that provide opportunity to the rural deaf who would otherwise not have access to the Gospel, a language, basic education or vocational training.
Teams can help with construction at one of three school campuses, (Knockpatrick, Kingston, Montego Bay), or at the Deaf Village. There are also opportunities for children's ministry to both deaf and hearing children.
Both one-week and 10-day trips are available. Project weeks run Saturday to Saturday. Dates are available in June, July and August. (June dates fill up extremely quickly.) Discounts are given to pastors, married couples, and children ages 2-10. Lodging and meals are provided in dorm style housing. Teams may need to bring some food/snack items. A passport is required for travel to Jamaica.
Project Orientation (April 26-29, 2010): Team Leaders are requested to attend a four day orientation trip held in Jamaica. This is an important time to establish relationships with the national hosts, catch the vision and understand the culture of Jamaica. All ground costs are covered.
Nicaragua Click for Project Brochure (PDF) 
- type: construction / work projects, evangelism, Vacation Bible School, community outreach
- level: 3/4
- medical/political climate: substantial risk
Work with MTW missionaries doing mercy ministry and economic development on a working pineapple farm. Teams may take part in such ministries as construction / work projects, vacation Bible school, evangelism, teaching at the Ministry Outreach Center. There is a need for year-round involvement.
Trinidad Click for Project Brochure(PDF)
- type: construction / work projects, evangelism, Vacation Bible School, community outreach, mercy ministry
- level: 3/4
- medical/political climate: substantial/high risk
There is a need for year-round involvement.
For more information about any of these projects, contact the One to Two Week Department at 678-823-0004 or 2wk@mtw.org.
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For Team Leaders
Project Definitions:
Level:
1-junior high age and up; no language barriers; minimal cross-cultural setting; no missions experience required 2-junior high age and up; moderate language barriers; moderate cross-cultural setting; missions experience helpful 3-senior high age and up; some language barriers; challenging cross-cultural setting; missions experience helpful 4-adults (some mature senior high); increased language barriers; intense cross-cultural setting; missions experience required
Medical/Political Climate:
L=LOW RISK (western country or major city in developing world) I=INTERMEDIATE RISK (developing country, travel outside city) S=SUBSTANTIAL RISK (few western amenities, marginal medical system, political unrest sometimes present, possible infectious disease) H=HIGH RISK (few western amenities, marginal medical system, travel to remote areas, environmental extremes/altitude, heat, etc, infectious disease) Pregnant women are not permitted to participate on projects rated as Intermediate, Substantial or High Risk.
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