Wonder Voyage Blog Archives

Senior Voyage Coordinator Molly Wren reflects on the wonder she discovered at a folk art landmark in Denton, Texas called "The Chairy Orchard." Wonder, it seems, can be found in the most unexpected of places.

Legacy Voyages is excited to share that we raised funds to purchase two vans for Ndoto in Kenya!

Moments of wonder are those indescribable times when God reveals Himself to a team or individual in a very personal way. Legacy Director Jamie Richardson shares how "The Way of Wonder" curriculum can help your team lay the groundwork to open the door for just such an encounter.

The beauty of travel is collecting stories from the people and locations you visit. Session 5 of "The Way of Wonder" pilgrimage curriculum shows how to help your team become Story Archeologists.

Wonder Voyage specializes in service projects that are a step beyond the norm. We call this Sacred Service. Legacy Director Jamie Richardson dives into what that means and what it looks like when your team takes on The Job Nobody Wants.

A group from Trinity Episcopal Church in Tulsa spent their Spring Break in Costa Rica. Their review reveals that the trip was every bit as wonderful as the pictures made it appear.

One of the amazing aspects of going on a pilgrimage or mission trip is that you get to define your team's quest. Rather than sitting back and being a passive observer, you can be an integral part of the story. Legacy Voyages Director Jamie Richardson shares the value of defining the quest and how to make it a team activity.

Wonder Voyage Executive Director Shawn Small explains what the term "thin places" means through a personal story of his own experience in Ireland.

Have you noticed the buzz around the idea of wonder lately? Legacy Voyages Director Jamie Richardson dives into what exactly wonder is, and how we can help our teams connect with wonder while on pilgrimage.