2. NATIONAL SYMBOLS

3. Cuba is the third most popular overseas destination for Canadians (after the United States and Mexico) and Canada is Cuba’s largest source of tourists, with over one million Canadians visiting annually (more 40 per cent of all visitors to Cuba).¹ ¹http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/cuba/bilateral_relations_bilaterales/canada_cuba.aspx?lang=eng

4. The Salvation Army in Cuba began in 1918 home for the elderly adult rehabilitation centre vocational training centre feeding centre

5. FESTIVE CUBAN ATTIRE

6. CUBAN EXPORTS COFFEE BEANSBLACK BEANS TROPICAL FRUITS (bananas, limes, pineapple, etc.) SUGAR CANE

7. OLD & NEW HAVANA (capital of Cuba)

8. CUBAN TYPICAL FOOD ROPA VIEJA (stewed beef with vegetables and rice) MOROS CON CRISTIANOS (black beans and rice)

9. THE ARMY OF YORE

10. COLLEGE FOR OFFICER TRAINING

11. TRANSPORTATION IN CUBA

12. CENTRAL CORPS HAVANA

13. HOLGUIN CORPS

14. SACRED DANCE HOLGUIN CORPS

15. WORKING IN THE STREETS OF SANTIAGO DE CUBA

16. LEISURE TIME

17. LEARNING CRAFTS

18. MOMENTS OF JOY COOKING

19. BIBLE STUDY AFTERNOON OF PRINCESSES

20. WILLIAM BOOTH HOME FOR THE ELDERLY

21. HELPING THE COMMUNITY

22. CELEBRATING THE FAMILY

23. Thank you for your support of the Partners in Mission Campaign!