Prior to the trip you will receive a group leader manual, which includes fundraising ideas; online trip handbooks and resources for participants, promotional materials, and unlimited pre-trip consultations with your trip leader.

Once in Belize you will receive transportation to and from the airport, transportation to and from ministry sites, three meals a day, purified drinking water, sleeping accommodations, group t-shirts, customizable ministry options, an opportunity to attend local church services, evening worship, prayer, debriefing meetings, and a local sightseeing activity.

Airfare, passport, vaccinations, spending money, offering at church services, construction and/or ministry materials, personal insurance, and optional recreation.

English is the official language. Belize is the only English-speaking country in Central America, although creole, a language combining English and other languages is commonly spoken. Spanish is also spoken in the Orange Walk and Corozal districts which border Mexico and Guatemala. Many Belizeans are bi-lingual or even tri-lingual.

Yes. We take extra precautions and lay down strict ground rules to ensure safety. Crime occurs in Belize just like everywhere else, but we have never had a PPM team experience a major incident of crime. Our genuine partnership with pastors and other community leaders in Belize ensures there is always someone looking out for the well being of our teams.

Belize has its share of these, as does every tropical country, however, the chance of seeing anything dangerous is very, very slim. In the unlikely event that one of these creatures is encountered our staff is well prepared and equipped to handle such a situation.

PPM staff will be waiting for you at the airport when you arrive in the host country. We will then provide transportation from the airport to the ministry location and back again at the end of the trip.

All transportation within the host country is included in the cost of the trip and will be arranged by PPM. Most often, teams will be riding in buses.

There is only one international airport in Belize which is the Phillip Goldson International Airport (BZE).

All food and drink provided by PPM during trips is safe for consumption. Purified drinking water will be provided and even our cooks use this for preparing meals.

Yes. There will be a time set aside to buy souvenirs if so desired.

While serving in Belize a variety of meals will be offered from local favorites to American food. A typical meal in Belize consists of chicken, rice, coleslaw, beans and juice.