• These two ministries help to find cheap flights for missionaries (often with allowance for more luggage) - ask for a humanitarian ticket and share the missions organization you work with :

  • As missionaries, there are several networks for a place to stay :

    • A Candle in the Window (International) - you will need to pay for a membership, but this gives you access to the possibility of staying with people passionate about Hospitality

    • Servant Care (USA) - primarily in the US (but expanding internationally) this is a network of hospitality homes. You will need to make an account and be vetted.

  • Here are some Packing Tips

    Here are some Tips for Traveling - need to redo

    I also typically put in a grocery delivery (or ask a friend to pick up a list of items) for when I arrive so there is a plan for what to eat at least the first day and to have any toiletries I’ll need

  • These are popular ideas for Friends, Family & Supporters

  • This new technology is an absolute game changer. I would recommend going to your local cell phone provider to see if your phone is “unlocked” so that you can use e-sim cards.

    The website link is in my bio / www.esim-on.com. It’s an E-sim which means I didn’t need to buy a physical SIM card (mind blowing), I was connected as I landed, it’s 80% cheaper than roaming, a set amount that can’t go over so no huge surprise bills, no wasting time to try connect & sign-up to wifi spots, it’s SO affordable, and it saves you 30% on your battery! The signal was awesome. It blew my mind, but because Bruce travels a lot for work he uses @esimon360 and taught me.

    https://www.instagram.com/esimon360/

  • Items from America - need to redo - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RLz72bLet3zj2D4GoF7uKE1M6jiMGkFUT_RHOISnj3Q/edit

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