Mission Covenant:
This is our commitment to you as an organization and your commitment to us as a team.
Team Leader Checklist:
Use this list as a guide for what you need to do to get your team ready for their mission trip.
Suggested Packing List:
Here is a list of things you don’t want to forget on your trip to the Bahamas.
Fundraising Ideas:
People want to help you go on a mission trip!  Check out these easy ideas on how to get here!

(Bring the following with you when you come)
Missioner Profile and Release of Claim:
Every team member is required to fill this out.
Parental Consent Form:
This is required for team members under the age of 18.

(For Team Leaders to fill out and email to methodisthabitat@gmail.com)
Construction Information Form
This informs us of the skill level on your team so we can pair you up with appropriate projects.
Volunteer Information Form
Fill out the team member’s contact information.

Interested Long Term Volunteers:

Long Term Volunteer Application
If you are interested in becoming a LTV, please fill out this application along with getting 3 references, and send the completed application/reference forms to methodisthabitat@gmail.com

With the sweat, dedication, and love of lots teams from St. Petersburg, Florida, other BMH volunteer groups and a wonderful partnership with St. Marks Methodist Church in Hatchet Bay, we have been able to give the building new life!  There is now a brand new roof, the exterior has been re-stuccoed, it has its first primer paint coat, and the kitchen and bathroom are near completion.  Soon everything will be complete and it will be used for youth meetings, community gatherings, after school programming as St. Marks’ church hall amongst other uses.

The time and energy that has been put into making this building a place of gathering has affected the lives of those that have given of their time to work on it as well as positively changed the community.  One of the best parts of the whole experience of working on this building has been when people like C.J., a resident of Hatchet Bay, comes to work the entire day with volunteer groups or when the children come running from the school building still dressed in their school uniforms because they are so ready to be with the volunteers they don’t even take the time to change.  It makes you realize that a new building is a wonderful thing, but changing lives is what our focus should always be.