Blog Category: Legacy

Brent Richardson shares how the 2023 New York City trip helped him reconnect with what living a legacy means.

Two Texas churches, Cornerstone in Rowlett and Whitehouse First Assembly,  have partnered with Wonder Voyage Legacy to invest in a small community in Belize for half a decade. Vickie Summers, Cornerstone's Missions Director, has served there five times! This is what she shared about her most recent visit.

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

Two branches of Wonder Voyage (Legacy Voyages and Boundless Expeditions) joined forces for an epic Kenyan adventure. They returned with stories, pictures, and an opportunity for the Wonder Voyage community to take part in a new project. If you are looking for an end-of-year project for your tax-deductible gifts, Ndoto is a great candidate.

Legacy Voyages is joining forces with Boundless Expeditions to travel to Kenya in November. The team will serve Ndoto before heading for a safari adventure of a lifetime. Legacy Director Jamie Richardson shares the details of how you can be a part of this unique opportunity.

Wonder Voyage is building a Legacy in Honduras! Check out what our team of advocates experienced and learned as they raised funds for an x-ray machine, traveled to meet the staff at the clinic, and served the community of Comayagua.

Wonder Voyage Board Member Michael Fleming shares why his church loves supporting Legacy projects and how these projects add a deeper sense of purpose to their trips.

Legacy Voyages headed to New Orleans in April to see how their gifts are impacting the area through the YWAM base. While there, the team took in all the sights, sounds, and flavors NOLA has to offer during an unforgettable weekend.

Legacy has grown by leaps and bounds this year! Check out the amazing updates including the school Legacy is helping to build in Belize.

I was struck by one word that lies at the heart of everything that YWAM Belize does: love. They love the people of their community. They love the youth they serve. They love the partners that come to see their work and be a part of the process.