What To Pack

March 31, 2006 2:23 pm

suitcases.gifYou can expect good weather, lots of wind, low humidity, and warm temperatures (70’s – 80’s during the day, cooler at night- low 50’s). Pack wisely. You can probably wear some clothes more than once. Here’s a list to check off as you pack.

Clothing to Bring:

  • Work clothes and shoes that you don't mind painting in (2 pants/4 shirts)
  • Work gloves
  • Lightweight shirts (T-shirts good) & shorts
  • Sunday clothes (dresses/skirts/nice slacks for ladies; guys bring nice casual 
  • Sweater or sweatshirt
  • Modest sleepwear 
  • Work clothes
  • Sandals or flip-flops for the shower 
  • Money belt (optional)
  • Pants for dinner outing and other events
  • Hat

Other Items to Bring:

  • Bible, Journal, Pen
  • Camera & batteries
  • Toiletries – shampoo, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, moisturizer/lotion, etc.
  • Eye drops
  • Chapstick
  • Water bottle
  • Sunglasses
  • Any medications you may need – Tylenol, aspirin, Advil, etc.
  • Immodium AD or Pepto Bismol
  • Strong sunscreen (at least 30 SPF)
  • Favorite card games or small board games for free time
  • Antibacterial cleanser for hands (Purel or similar)
  • Sleeping Bag/Bed Sheets (twin)
  • Pillow
  • Towel & washcloth
  • Cell Phone & charger 
  • Flashlight (with batteries!)
  • Cash for snacks in the airport and junk at the market

What to Leave at Home:

  • Ungodly books, magazines, or music
  • Valuables
  • T-shirts with questionable slogans or advertisements (e.g. beer or concert T-shirts)
  • Hairdryers/curling irons
  • Immodest clothing, including short or slit skirts, Sleeveless sun dresses, halter or braless tops
  • Tank tops – GUYS: this includes you!

Hint: If you are wondering about an item, don’t bring it. Conservative dress is the rule. When we are out in public, in ministry or otherwise, we ask that your appearance be neat and appropriate.

REMEMBER: Don’t pack any more luggage than you can carry by yourself at one time through the airport!  Don't be like this guy:

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