In June of 2008 Mission Trek International teamed up with Youth With A Mission and Eternal Perspective Ministries to do several projects in Panama. One of the projects was to help a village with a clean water system on Isle de Bastimentos. We built a system to catch the rain water and store it in two 550 gallon tanks. We were fortunate to be able to work side by side with the Gnobe Indian people to provide Life giving water to the children. Join our adventurous travelers as they discover new places and share the Good News about Jesus and offer help and hope to the needy. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out and Play Productions, in cooperation with Mission Trek International. 503-256-2043, andrew@goodimpressions.us

In June of 2008 Mission Trek International teamed up with Youth With A Mission to do several projects in Panama. This video covers the highlights of trip from Panama City to the Bocas del Toro Region. We start the trip with a 10 hour bus ride at night after visiting the locks on the Panama Canal. Then we take the water taxi to the city of Bocas del Toro where we meet up with Kim Kapsar, our host for the next week of projects and short trips. Join our adventurous travelers as they discover new places and share the Good News about Jesus and offer help and hope to the needy. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out and Play Productions, in cooperation with Mission Trek International. 503-256-2043, andrew@goodimpressions.us

In June of 2008 Mission Trek International teamed up with Youth With A Mission to do several projects in Panama. This video covers the highlights of a day trip to the indigenous Gnobe Village of Salt Creek. The isle of Bastimentos is in the Bocas del Toro Region of Panama and is surrounded by the Carribean Sea to the North and dozens of Mangroves and other islands to the south. Join our adventurous travelers as they discover new places and share the Good News about Jesus and offer help and hope to the needy. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out and Play Productions, in cooperation with Mission Trek International. 503-256-2043, andrew@goodimpressions.us

Join Paz, Mark and the wonderdog "Shank" as they explore the Brown Bay Trail and Settlement Ruins on St. John, US Virgin Islands. Early on our group takes a detour off the beaten cart trail and checks out the "Immigrant Beach" where hundreds of "illegal immigrants" from around the world are secretly dropped off on their search for a new life. Our explorers try their hand at treasure hunting too. Even though they don't find anything special, they do discover a seldom seen, but easy accessible and beautiful part of the National Park on St. John. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out And Play Productions. Contact: andrew@goodimpressions.us

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We celebrate the secret agent lifestyle as James Bond returns to the big screen.