Rwanda
Trip Description
Charles Nsengiyumva, national leader in Rwanda, along with John and Gwen Johnson, will lead a group of students as they discuss and explore the role of the church before, during, and after the 1994 Rwandan genocide. This trip will give a picture of Rwanda today, while also discussing pressing issues that led to one of the most horrific events in recent history. This is a great opportunity for peace and conflict transformation to engage in real-world, on-the-ground discussions related the Rwandan genocide.
Trip Logistics
Dates: Flexible
Cost: $1,400 (on the ground)
Participants (min/max): 2/5
Ages: 18+ (or 16+ if accompanied by parent/guardian)
Potential Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Kigali, Rwanda
Day 2: Visit Kigali and Kigali Genocide Memorial
Day 3: Travel to Gisenyi
Day 4: Visit churches in Gisenyi region
Day 5: Visit animal conservation location
Day 6: Connect with leaders from neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo
Day 7: Travel back to Kigali
Day 8: Depart for U.S.
Once a group is interested in traveling, contact GSTravel@chog.org and we will work with you to create the travel experience.
More Details
Pre-Trip Training
All trips will use The Global Table training material for pre-trip training. You can find out more information about this module-based training at The Global Table
What’s Covered
- Lodging in destination country
- Meals in destination country
- In-country transportation
- Travel Insurance
What’s Not Covered
- Airfare to destination airport
- Pre-trip immunizations
- Passport expenses
- Souvenirs, snacks
- Meals while traveling to destination
Passport Information
- For passport information, visit http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html
- Passport must be valid for up to six months following return.
Immunization Information
- All travelers should visit a medical professional at least 8 weeks before departure.
- Tetanus is required.
- Resources to obtain overseas immunizations may include:
- Local Health Department
- Passport Health
- View recommended immunizations by visiting cdc.gov/travel
