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Gospel Outreach Volunteers are an important part of the strategy for bringing the hope of Christ to every Bajan's heart.  Are you interested in coming to help, or in taking part by praying for someone you know who is coming on-site as a volunteer?  The information below will answer many of your questions about how to prepare and what to expect as you become involved. Thank you for your prayers and involvement!
 

 
Step 1
Contact Coordinator, Thomas Broadhead, about your interest and involvement. You can be involved as a church group (6-7 team members) or as an individual church member...More
 
Step 2
Dates will be determined with time to be sure everyone has passports as well as training materials for study and preparation for GO Caribbean. Pray! Pray! Pray!
 
Step 3
Working with Coordinator, Thomas Broadhead, the Team Leader will make all reservations related to airfare, lodging, ground transportation, etc. Click here for a typical daily schedule.
 
Step 4
The Team Leader will receive all training/study materials in preparation for GO Caribbean. This becomes a time to pray, discuss the project, as well as training, preparation and prayer walking.
 
Step 5
The time finally comes for the journey to Barbados! May God use you as you seek to serve Him!

 

 
GO Caribbean Gospel Saturation is an effort to place the Gospel of John or Gospel of Matthew and other information about a new Bible study or new church plant in every home in the Caribbean, beginning with Barbados. We will seek to identify “Men of Peace.” These are individuals who become Christians, or request Bible studies or visits...More

 

Upon arrival at Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) in Bridgetown, Barbados, we will go directly to the Barbados Baptist College and Training Centre where we will stay for the week. We will travel in our rented vehicle for the week...More

 

Those who participate in Operation GO Caribbean projects are asked to bring the “Go, Plant, Serve Volunteer Handbook” along on the GO Project.  This book provides material for your daily devotionals during the project...More
 
Barbados is an independent Caribbean island nation with a developed economy. The capital is Bridgetown...More
 
Barbados is a Caribbean Island that is 166 square miles with 11 parishes. About 80% of Barbados' population is of African descent, 4% European descent, and 16% mixed. About 70% of Barbadians are Anglican, and the rest mostly Roman Catholic, Methodist, Baptist, and Moravian. There also are small Jewish and Muslim communities. Barbados' population growth rate has been very low, less than 1% since the 1960s, largely due to family planning efforts and a high emigration rate. The estimated population as of July 2007 is 280,946...More

 

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