Date Groups Mission Trip.

August 03-15 Falcon Pathfinders (Vancouver)

August 07-21 Korean Team (Vancouver)
August 15-28 Toronto Team (Missisauga)
August 24-29 Alberta Pathfinders

A. Personal needs
1. BIBLE, NOTES, PENS & GREEN CARD
2. Neckerchief
3. Working
a. Clothes
- Clothes good for sunny at Day Time
- Clothes to keep you warm at night time
- Shorts for possible swimming
b. Shoes or Gum boots
4. Towels – facecloth, hand, bath
5. Personal hygiene items normally used at home.
6. Sleeping bag
7. Hiking Gear
8. Insect repellant
9. Food for the whole stay
10. Flash Light
11. Simple fishing gear
12. Slippers for indoors if desired

B. Group Daily Needs

1. Food Supplies for the whole stay.
2. Medicine/Emergency Kit
3. Large ZipLock bag for dry fish (Good for your group or extra)
4. Jars for Canning (Good for your group or extra)
5. Coolers
6. Working Gloves & Elastic Gloves
7. Fillet Knife (Optional but needed)
8. Hard Board for Arts
9. Black & Red ink for Art and Fine Brass
10. Laundry Soap
11. Goodies for Kids in the village
12. Crafts for kids (Sabbath School Program)
13. Disposable plates, spoon, fork, cups, for your group (Opt)
Note: Breakable plate & Cups available but not spoon and fork
14. Spices, Seasoning & Table Salt for canning and cooking
15. Brown Bag for lunch (Working in the village)
16. Water bottles
17. Prepare soup menu ( for welcoming the Sabbath )
18. Prepare Bread Menu ( for welcoming the Sabbath)
OPEN SUNDAY – THURSDAY

Canoeing - Morning – 10:00am-12:00pm

Afternoon – 05:00pm-06:30pm

Biking - Morning – 10:00am-12:00pm

Afternoon – 05:00pm-06:30pm

FARM PRODUCE AVAILABLE

 Blueberries
 Raspberries
 Strawberries
 Corn
 Potatoes
 Carrots
 Cucumber
 Beans
 Beets
 Zucchinni
 Green Leafy Vegetables
 Eggs

NOTES AND REMINDERS

 Meal preparation, meal time and devotional are scheduled by each group
 Toronto team assist Alberta program starting August 25 (there’s overlapping of schedule.)
 Cleanup living quarter before leaving
 Follow Restricted sign
 Abide rules and regulation of Fairhaven Campus
 Be nice to our guard dogs ( They are friendly )

EXTRA SKILLS & ACTIVITIES

 We encourage photographers to bring their cameras as we have beautiful scenery around

the campus. Your photos will be published in Sulads Canada website with the photographer’s
permission.
 To those who are interested to do knitting and basket making using Cedar Bark, We have a
native friend who is willing to share with us their skills and knowledge on how to make it.
 To those who ate interested for soap making and candle making, Sulads can teach us how to
do it. Please see Zanna Ove.

Note: Donation will be humbly accepted