ACTS-Pilgrimages and Spiritual Journey's

12/26/2023

Voice of the day

When the song of the angels is stilled, / when the star in the sky is gone, / when the kings and princes are home, / when the shepherds are back with their flocks, / the work of Christmas begins: / to find the lost, / to heal the broken, / to feed the hungry, / to release the prisoner, / to rebuild the nations, / to bring peace among the people, / to make music in the heart.

- Howard Thurman

11/16/2021

As we near the end of another extraordinary year, we are starting to see restriction lift and a clear shift to the return of international travel.

If you’re looking for an opportunity for your community to do something unique, transformative, and intensely spiritual, as we finally start gather together again, there is still time to plan a group pilgrimage to see the Passion Play in Oberammergau, Germany, in the Summer of 2022!

Faith Journeys has tickets to the “once every ten year” event for July 9, 2022 and August 10, 2022

We have a selection of prearranged itineraries that will allow you and your group to experience the history and culture of Germany or Europe. Or, we would be happy to develop a custom itinerary that’s exactly what you want (ranging from as short as a 5 days in length).

To many, attending a performance of the Passion Play, in Oberammergau, is a “Once-in-a-Lifetime” experience. Don’t miss your chance! Contact us at [email protected] or call 877-732-4845

10/15/2021

A 500-mile path called El Camino, “The Way” in English, spanning France to Spain has become known as a spiritual journey. NBC’s Keir Simmons catches up with two people hiking the path and learns why they view it as a spiritual practice.

07/21/2021

This came up in the memories from 11 years ago. I would love to take a group back to Greece and Turkey. Things have changed a lot since then.

03/28/2021

Danielle Shroyer writes: It’s fair to say Augustine popularized the idea, and by the time of the Reformation it had become widespread in the West. While the early church talked about sin as an action or an illness, Augustine and others shifted language to an inborn sin nature. Once that happened, all the theological focus went toward trying to fix the problem of sin. The cross was seen differently, and salvation became primarily about sin management, and human bodies became suspect, and on and on. So I call original sin the red sock in our theological laundry, because it has the potential to discolor everything.

One theologian says that Jesus didn't believe this doctrine, and we shouldn't either.

03/08/2021

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