SOLT Belize Mission Trip 2025 | May 18th - 31st

Be one of 12 young adults on our 2025 Belize Mission Trip

Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure that will challenge and inspire you? Join us on a two-week Catholic mission trip to Belize, where you'll have the incredible opportunity to teach, serve, and grow in faith alongside a vibrant Catholic community. Whether it's teaching catechesis, leading youth ministry programs, engaging in relational ministry with local families, or working hands-on in a life-changing project for a family in need, you'll be making a real difference. This trip is more than just volunteer work - it's about deeping your relationship with God, connecting with others, getting to know and serve alongside SOLT, and building lasting memories that will impact your life forever.

You'll grow in your faith life through daily Mass, daily Holy Hour, the Liturgy of the Hours, and making a sincere gift of yourself through hard work and service.

In Belize you'll not only contribute to the local community, but also experience the beauty of a unique culture that blends rich tradition with the warmth of the people. Get ready for dynamic mission work, powerful moments of reflection, and new friendships that will extend far beyond the trip. If you're seeking to grow in your faith, make an impact, and experience God in action, this mission trip is for you. Take the leap, and let this transformative journey be the highlight of your year!

We will practice the spiritual and corporal acts of mercy in: 

Belize, Central America

• Benque Viejo del Carmen
  • Catechesis in Villages
  • Construction Project
  • Youth Nights
• Belize City
  • Catechesis in a Village
• San Pedro Island (Ambergris Caye)
  • Home Visits
  • Teaching

Team Leader: Fr. Dave Brokke, SOLT

Dates: May 18th - 31st, 2025

Participants:  8 men & 8 women

Cost: Each participant will be asked to fundraise $2000 + cost of transportation to Houston and one-way return flight from Belize.

Languages Spoken in Belize: English, if you speak Spanish it's very helpful, but not necessary.