What is Your Definition of Faith-based Travel?

[hkorngold]

Faith-based travel is certainly not a new concept. People have been taking trips for years with some kind of faith emphasis. But what does it mean to you? A trip to the Holy Land perhaps? A Christian cruise? A church retreat? Let us hear what you have to say...

[Marianne Dove]

Faith based travel is traveling with faith that God will protect you always. Ideally it would mean having a companion along with you that can talk about God, and life, while enjoying all that God has created on this wonderful earth.

[Karen Robbins]

Faith based travel is being a light in the world wherever you go. It is knowing that God has gone before, is there now, and has been there already. The most enjoyable part of travel is finding God's footprints in the most unexpected places. His majesty in the mountains and valleys of Alaska. His purity in the virgin snow and ice of Anarctica. His grace in the middle of a river in China. His love poured out in the people you meet. I never cease to wonder at His work.

[Stephanie Johnson]

Faith based travel is fostering a deeper connection with your spirituality and/or ministry by making your trip tangible and accessible to your experience with God. I found it extremely helpful when traveling to Israel, I used the blogs from Travelujah.com experts in the country to help plan my trip and make each moment most fulfilling.

[debby]

We faith on God and when we travel then we have faith on God. God always protect us from any injuries or accident. It is called faith travel. It give you right track. I m going to teneriffa and its also faith travel.