We are excited to announce some of the amazing things we have planned for 2020. Because our hearts are for discipleship, we are expanding

We are excited to announce some of the amazing things we have planned for 2019. Because our hearts are for discipleship, we are expanding our offerings to include more personal retreat options, as well as our staple serving trips. Maybe God is calling you to step out in faith and join us for one or more of these adventures with Him? Will you pray about it? Women's Retreat Jan 18 - 20 (Registration Deadline Nov 15) January is the perfect time to invest in yourself. The end o

We're nearing our 3 year anniversary of the birth of Faith Journeys. Over time, several people have asked how it all started and we thou

Faith Journeys has partnered with Incalink in Ecuador for the last 3 years, but 2018 was our first time going into the indigenous jungle to get a glimpse of the work they are doing there at Ninawachi, their Discipleship school. We sat down with our co-founder, Eric Dixon to hear about his experience. Tell us about Ninawachi Ninawachi, means “House of Fire” in Quichua. It is a missionary school in the jungle town of Huaticocha. Students come from villages near and far to go th

We are excited to announce the 2018 Serving Trip Dates for Faith Journeys. For the first time, we are releasing dates for all 3 locations at once and we hope that knowing the dates and details much further in advance will help you plan well and align with whichever adventure the Lord might be calling you to participate in. Ecuador Serving Trip - May 29-June 5 (Application Deadline Feb 16) This is a 7 Day family-friendly trip where we will head to the edges of the Amazon River

My journey with Christian mission trips started several years ago when I took my first trip to South Africa from Orlando. I've been blessed with the opportunity to travel to many parts of the world (usually for business) but it was an altogether different experience for me to travel on mission for God. Initially, I looked at the cost of the trip (~$3600) and thought, "There's no way I can afford to do something like this". Not only was it a toll financially for us but it was