Šašlik Feast
What is Šašlik? The word originates from the Crimean region of Ukraine and literally means, “skewerable”. It was later adapted into Russian, where it was eventually taken and evolved into the English term, “Shish Kabob.” So, Šašlik is a dish made with cubed pieces of meat (in this case, lamb) that are grilled on a skewer or spit.
In this private event co-hosted by BBI and Eagle’s Wings Camp, participants from the Brookwood Church mission trip will have the opportunity to take part in this cultural meal while spending time with our Ukrainian Ministry Team, our partners in Latvia, and Ukrainian Refugees involved in the war relief efforts.
This will be a great time of fellowship and cultural exchange.
Organizer
The Christian camp site, Eagle’s Wings, is nestled between thick forests and sheep pastures, in a very quiet and spacious place near Ergli, Latvia. All summer long, however, this quiet environment is not quiet at all. It is full of the laughter, joy and the positive emotions of children and young people.
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Zj8rxfNDtxjrLbns7
For more than three decades, God has used BBI to bring the hope of Jesus Christ to one of the least evangelized regions of the world. Through partnerships, training, and life-on-life ministry, we work to overcome physical, emotional, and spiritual oppression in Latvia and other former Soviet states.
Venue
The Christian camp site, Eagle’s Wings, is nestled between thick forests and sheep pastures, in a very quiet and spacious place near Ergli, Latvia. All summer long, however, this quiet environment is not quiet at all. It is full of the laughter, joy and the positive emotions of children and young people.