UU Church of the Philippines Pilgrimage 10 Days / 9 Nights with 7 Congregations for Under $1,150 October 19 - 27, 2019

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UU Church of the Philippines Pilgrimage 10 days / 9 nights with 7 congregations for under $1,150 October 19 - 27, 2019 The UU Church of the Philippines invites you to share the famous Filipino culture of religious tolerance that preceded the Edict of Torda, the radical welcome that housed refugees from the Holocaust, Bolshevik Revolution, the Vietnam War and the Rohingya genocides, and the appreciation for diversity that makes us practice "reverse evangelism" where we want first-time visitors on the pulpit right away. This pilgrimage has made people appreciate how the culture of abundance resists a world that is profiting on lack. UU Church of the Philippines Pilgrimage Itinerary (This trip is organized and run by the UU Church of the Philippines. The UU Partner Church Council is handling registration and payment but takes no responsibility for the content of the trip.) Oct 19 Sat AM Manila - PM Bacolod Masskara Festival : Bacolod City “City of Smiles” street dance Bacolod overnight Oct 20 Sun 10 AM Worship at Malingin Congregation 1 PM Valladolid Congregation : Weaving Overnight: Murcia Mambukal Oct 21 Mon Bagong Silang, Ulay Congregation and Nataban Congregation to San Carlos City then sea trip to Cebu City to stay overnight. Oct 22 Tue Early morning trip to Oslob Whalesharks : Oslob - Sibulan : Dumaguete Overnight Oct 23 Wed TURTLE PACE- Slow Walk: Dumaguete overnight Buglasan Festival, Museum Opening Ceremony: UU Asia Pacific Conference Oct 24 Thu Day Trip : Dauin Sanctuary and Apo Island: Snorkeling, Swimming, or Diving 2nd Day Conference: Tourism Day For inquiries: Website: FB page: [email protected] www.uucp.ph http://fb.com/uucphil Oct 25 Fri - REST like a Starfish - Dumaguete overnight 3rd Day Conference: India and Australia presentations Oct 26 Sat - Farming and Faith Healers : overnight Hinobaan Punong Congregation (Bayawan), Calapayan Congregation - Option to witness 3-Day Religious Educators Session beginning. 4th Day Conference: Diverse Dreams Oct 27 Sun - Sta Catalina cemetery- 7:00 am Toribio Quimada’s remains. Caican Congregation Worship by the beach 10 am Closing Ceremonies of UU Asia Pacific Conference Pilgrims proceed to: Tanjay Boardwalk - mangroves 3pm Halloween Party 7 pm : Dumaguete Congregation Dumaguete overnight or Depart to Manila 5pm Pilgrimage cost: $1,000 plus $150 non-refundable registration fee (average of $100 a day with $80 a day going to hotels, meals, and tours, and $20 a day to UU Church of the Philippines to cover guides and administrative cost) Airfare is not included. You must book to Bacolod City to arrive Oct 19. and depart from Dumaguete City October 27/28. Airfare should NOT be purchased before the trip is confirmed--no later than July 26 after registration closes. ● Registration deadline July 25, 2019 ● Trip fee due by August 8, 2019 ● 100% of final trip payment refunded for cancelation through Aug 18 ● 50% of trip fee refunded from Aug 19 through Sept 18 ● No money refunded for trip cancelations after Sept 18 ● Trip insurance is very strongly recommended More information about the pilgrimage is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l_DX-w3WPnk3wDBSxXyRktRUuviF64UGWO3x1s2HPeE/edit .

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