yclarke123

We just returned from Canada / New England cruise and Princess did have Bible study on many days, though one time it was just me and my Bible.  That was encouraging.  Our next trip is to Hawaii October 24, 2020 with lots of at sea days.  Hoping to have Bible study on each of them, preferably not to conflict with hula lessons (in which case the Bible wins).

Rev Phillip, thanks for the great idea. I do have questions though as I'm rather new at this. When you say to contact the Cruise Director in writing, are you referring to contacting them after we are on board by dropping a note at their office? Would Princess then assign a venue and time, or would I request at least the time? When we were on the Holyland cruise I was walking about one day and a woman asked me if I knew where a particular room was which I happened to have seen so I took her there. It turned out she was looking for her small group meeting with their pastor for Bible study. I so wished I were traveling with a group like that but perhaps this could create something similar. Thanks again, Yvonne

Our last trip with Princess was the Holyland Cruise and there was one service on Sunday at sea with only a handful of Christians showing up (I was suprised so few). Now we are booked on a Panama Canal cruise in February 2014 and I see the first Sunday (not the second) is at sea so hopefully there will be a non-denominational Christian service, perhaps an opportunity to meet others for fellowship during at sea days. Would there be any other way to connect with Christians on a particular cruise other than meeting them on Sunday morning?

Thanks for any ideas.