We were invited to a Deer Dance in San Lucas village on Friday. It was a spectacular ending to another memorable visit.
-Posted by Anita Dutrow
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Join us as we travel to the Mayan villages of southern Belize. Surrounded by beautiful rain forest it's very remote with no/limited electricity and running water. Our team is from St. Louis, MO, and affiliated with All Saints Catholic Church. Our mission work includes assisting villagers with construction of churches and libraries, providing medical assistance, and visiting schools to teach various lessons, but mostly to embrace our Belizean friends.
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- Deer Dance in San Lucas
- Deer Dance Celebration in San Lucas
- San Miguel School Days
- All Saints Belize Scholarship Fund Recipients
- Thank You (Bantiox!)
- More Socio Economic Field Work
- Socio Economic Field Work
- Socio-Economic Field Work
- Wrapping up the week
- Friday in San Marcos
- Construction
- Recess fun
- Shopping for slippers
- Construction
- brushing teeth
- Midway
- Corazon Creek and Sunday Wood
- San Lucas
- Sunday Mass in San Lucas
- Pictures
- Placencia
- Friday Update
- Thursday and Friday Update
- Wednesday Update
- Tuesday Update
- Monday in Belize
- Ants in Your Pants
- We're Here!
- The All Saints Belize Mission Trip 2010 Begins!
- 2010 Blog for Belize Mission Trip
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Mission Trips to Belize
Children of Belize in a classroom
About Us
- All Saints Belize Mission Team
- Thank you for following the All Saints Belize Mission Team Blog. As part of All Saints Belize Mission Team we hope to share our experiences doing mission work in the beautiful country of Belize. We are part of All Saints Catholic Church in St. Peters, Missouri. We are blessed to have had the amazing opportunity to travel to Belize on several mission trips. This blog was created to share the experiences with family, friends, parishoners and others who are unable to travel to Central America with us, but want an opportunity to share the experience.
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