“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness…” - Mark Twain These are stories of journeys that have challenged the travellers, provided new perspectives, and changed lives.
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“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness…” - Mark Twain These are stories of journeys that have challenged the travellers, provided new perspectives, and changed lives.
It was an early start for Sam, Lynette and Vanesa as they drove to Dover, boarded the Eurotunnel and headed for Dunkirk. It wasn’t a typical Sunday for the three. They would spend the day serving displaced refugees. What was to be expected? How would they feel? Did the visit change anything for them? Find out as they reflect on their visit.
Ghana, a land brimming with character and colour and taste. Aaron Fenton, a student beaming with adventure, an open mind and a willing heart. Join Sam and Lynette to hear the encounter between Aaron and Ghana.
Yvonne’s trip to India was one which brought heart-rending challenges from almost every direction. The Yvonne who left Scotland was not the same Yvonne who returned. Join Sam and Lynette as they explore her courageous journey in this interview.
Thomas the doubter, the skeptic, takes us on a journey through his Kenyan roots to the Christian pulpit and the Masai villages. Sam and Lynette joined him to see if he found anything of value on the other side.
What’s on your bucket list? A bungee jump? A road trip somewhere? Or maybe doing something scary? We caught up with Kallie Wheeler, a young media professional working in London to share some stories from her missionary travels to Cambodia. Join us in this episode to find out what’s in her bucket.
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness…” - Mark Twain These are stories of journeys that have challenged the travellers, provided new perspectives, and changed lives.
