Experience a Journey of a Lifetime
"It was a chance to experience villagers’ lives on their terms, not ours, in a way that reading about it through someone else’s eyes could never accomplish. I can’t think of a better way to see what World Neighbors does.” - Alice Ball, “This is a real world experience. You will forever see the faces of the people in your mind.” - Sue Waters,
Come with us and see the amazing impact you are having on the lives of people in Asia, Africa and Meet the families – your world neighbors – who are building stronger futures thanks to your support. World Neighbors Journeys offer the opportunity for members of the John L. Peters Society to meet the people with whom we work with and gain a deeper understanding of their challenges, dreams and successes. A Journey is a trip you will never forget – for many they are life-changing.
See World Neighbors in action in 2012!Peru Indonesia Customized Journeys A customized trip can be tailored to help visitors learn more about specific aspects of our work that they are most interested in helping to support. Possible destinations include Indonesia or Nicaragua, as well as other countries where World Neighbors works. The process of community development is remarkable but fragile and centers on the local people leading the process. Therefore, we are selective about bringing visitors to our program areas and are making it a benefit exclusive to members of the John L. Peters Society.
To learn more about Journeys, contact Gregg Biggs by calling 405-418-0486 or send an Part education and part adventure
Journeys groups are deliberately kept small in size so your experience is intimate and meaningful. As a result, we anticipate these trips will fill quickly.
To learn more about World Neighbors Journeys or the John L. Peters Society, contact Gregg Biggs by calling 405-418-0486 or send an
Reflections on a village visitBoard of Trustees member, David Bearden, discusses his time with a local farmer during a World Neighbors Journey to Ecuador.
Travelers' BlogsKenya & Tanzania Get a glimpse into World Neighbors programs in Kenya and Tanzania where we are partnering with people in ways that are transformational.
Read stories about the people who are benefiting from World Neighbors programs and personal observations from the participants who traveled to Peru May 3-12, 2010. Click here to read the blog. |
Overnight accommodations are generally modest but comfortable, and World Neighbors staff carefully plans each itinerary, but the logistics of travel in developing countries require flexibility and occasionally alternative scheduling. Because you will be traveling with members of our seasoned 
