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Monday, May 14, 2012

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ID, MEDICAL, & DIET
□ Canadian participants should bring a copy of your birth certificate and health card for your leader.
□ You are responsible for any medical costs during SOAR Montréal. If you do not have coverage, you can purchase it through CAA.
□ Prescription medications and especially those that need to be refrigerated. Prescriptions brought to SOAR Montréal must be in their original packaging, with original prescriptions.
□ Allergies (food or medication). MB MISSION will accommodate for severe allergies such as peanut allergies, but is unable to accommodate dietary preferences. We encourage you to bring snacks, dietary supplements or meal replacement bars/powders.
TECHNOLOGY FAST
□ We invite you to join in our Technology Fast! We want to take a break from our digital life and shift our attention to God and team.  Do not bring cell phones, laptops, iPods, etc.  You may bring cameras and video cameras.
□ Team Leaders will have cell phones for emergency situations. We will email the parents our numbers before we leave, along with an emergency number for SOAR.
CLOTHING GUIDELINES
□ Clothing:  Bring 6-8 changes of clothing. We will be doing laundry once. When packing, remember that modesty is the theme for ministry of any kind.  You are on the front lines of missions, representing Christ. Go against culture and don't draw attention to your clothing or body!
□ Girls:  Do not bring shirts that are overly tight or that reveal the waist.  Tank tops must have straps that are one-inch thick. Modest bathing suits are allowed. Short shorts are unacceptable.
□ Guys:  Do not go shirtless unless swimming.  Please make sure that your undergarments are covered at all times. Short shorts are unacceptable.
□ Make sure you bring comfortable shoes for long days of walking.
PACKING LIST
Please pack light as accommodation will be “community living” 
□ Bible, journal, pen, and The Next Mile Goer Guide
□ Sleeping bag, pillow and SINGLE air mattress.  There is no room for mattresses larger than a single.
□ Earplugs to help you sleep at night
□ Toiletries (e.g. soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, towels, sunscreen, flip flops for showering, etc.)
□ Extra money:  $75 is plenty
□ Water bottle (this is VERY important!)
□ Do not bring expensive items such as jewelry or high-end shoes or clothing for safety and security reasons

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