I recently attended a Wonder Voyage communication team gathering at a local Dallas coffee shop. The meeting room we met in is nicknamed "the library" because of the sheer volume of books on the shelves, but every book spine faced the wall. Thousands upon thousands ...

Wonder Voyage partners with organizations around the globe so our clients who elect to add service projects to their pilgrimage can have a variety of options. We often ask the hosts we are serving to give us the jobs that nobody else will do. Whether ...

Leaving a legacy is about investing my time, energy, and resources into worthwhile projects that outlive me. As a writer and editor, this often means helping ministries take the ingredients of their story and crafting them so they can be shared with others. This storytelling ...

My husband and I have been involved with Wonder Voyage for over 15 years. A few years ago, certain obligations grounded me to my homestead. My husband, Brent, continued to travel with Wonder Voyage but I also wanted to be involved. But I wasn’t sure ...

Because of the overwhelming generosity of our supporters in 2017, Wonder Voyage Legacy made a positive impact in several locations around the world. Supporters invested $6000 while our pilgrims served 684 hours to bring four major projects to fruition. Together we: Built a home for ...

Wonder Voyage Legacy is about strategically investing in locations where we have a long-standing relationship with partner organizations working to help their community. We hope to see our legacy grow over time. But none of this is possible without supporters. We need investors who not ...