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DENMARK: While in Denmark, the caravan visited Copenhagen and Vejle. The Caravan led their first worship service in Copenhagen and everything went well. The group loved interacting with the local kids and church members. They toured the city, went to Tivoli(a theme park), and visited the Jeursalem church, which is the oldest Methodist church in Denmark. At Vejle, the Caravan was treated to a wonderful gospel concert. On Tuesday night, the team held a special service for the church. Also,while in Vejle, the group shopped, went to Lego Land, and had a nice cookout at the church cabin. Thanks to all the hosts in Denmark for such a great time!

NORWAY: The Caravan traveled for three days until they finally reached Soltun. The group stayed at a Methodist Folk High School. They participated in two worship services and interacted with the community. In their leisure time, they went sailing, canoeing, kayaking and swimming in the Artic Ocean. Caving, shopping and hiking were other activities that the group enjoyed. The group was also able to hear a Kulturmix Ecuador concert, and experience the midnight sun.

SWEDEN: The time in Sweeden was delightful. The Caravan traveled to Gotenborg, Granna, and Stockholm. While the stay in Gotenborg was only one night, it was interesting to see how the people felt about Bush and the European Union. At Granna, the team stayed at a wonderful camp for Methodist ministers. We were able to share with a group of confirmands, ministers, and teenagers. The meals there were wonderful and we were able to eat five times a day. In Stockholm, we were able to spend time in worship and see much of the city. The team loved going to the hospital to sing for the patients even though it was raining. Everybody has made special friends in Sweeden. Thank you to our hosts for sharing with us your homes, country, and faith.

Estonia: Estonia was just tremendous. The people there were so welcoming and inspiring. The group traveled to three different churches in four days and held services at each one.The first place the group performed at was at a church in Parnu. The atmosphere was wonderful. Then we went to Haapsalu, and even though we were there for a short while we were able to make wonderful friends and memories. Finaly, the group travled to Tallin. We were able to be a part of a Sunday service at the local church and see the old city.

Finland: This was the last stop for the caravan. It was a wonderful place to catch our breath and give our final services. We ended up giving two full services and participated in the Sunday service before leaving. Helsinki was a great place to make friends in Christ, and share our messages about what the caravan has ment to us.

Dr. Bob Nations: Team leader,he is the Director of Counseling and Congregational Life at Centenary United Methodist Church, Winston-Salem, NC. He is 47 years old, birth dateis 2/26/54. He is the father of co-leader Laura Nations. He graduated from Duke University, Durham, NC, Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC, and Eastern Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, PA. He is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church and a marriage and family therapist.

Laura Nations: Team leader;she will graduate June 2 from Furman University, Greenville, SC. She will be entering East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, this fall for graduate school in clinical child psychology. She is 22 years old, birthdate is 6/3/78. She participated in the 1999 caravan.

Kathryn Blackwell: Born on June 2, 1982, she is a student from Thomasville, NC, who attends the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. At UNC, she is involved with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and attends The Chapel Hill Bible Church. She enjoys singing, spending time with friends, playing sports,and traveling. She is looking forward to sharing with the people of Scandinavia and experiencing the culture there.

Greta Ginn: Born on April 20, 1980, she is a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Some of her interests include traveling, going to the movies and concerts, hanging out with friends and family, and playing softball and tennis. She is involved in the Wesley Foundation at UNC. She feels truly blessed to have this amazing opportunity to visit Scandinavia and share her faith with all the people she meets there.

Lis Grove: Born on June 29,1979, she is a graduating senior at Rice University (in Houston, TX) who is originally from Greensboro. She will be starting graduate school in the fall at the University of California at Berkeley studying Geomicrobiology. In her free time at Rice, she has enjoyed rowing with the crew team, playing the harp and piano, and singing. She is looking forward to the unique opportunities presented by the caravan to see, do, and experience a different place in the world.

Andrew Harmon: Born on May 24,1978, he is a student from Cherryville, NC, who attends Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. He will begin Graduate School in the fall of 2001 at ASU where he will be working on his CPA and a Masters of Accountancy in Tax. He is involved with the ASU Wesley Foundation where he has served as President. He is looking forward to meeting the people of Scandinavia and sharing his love of God with the people he meets.

Ashley Hine: Female student at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.Born on November 1,1981.

Norm Jones:A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... Actually it was only July 29, 1980. Wow 20 years go by fast. Nestled in the foothills of the mountains in western North Carolina, I entered the world in the town of Rutherfordton. Just 9 kilometers away is my hometown of Forest City, NC. Although I've been to 26 states, this will be my first venture to Europe. I have been blessed with three brothers - 2 twins married & living in Charlotte,NC that are 35 years old & 1 younger brother (19) who just finished his first year @ UT.