Thankfully I was able to combine travel writing with a few strategic mission planning retreats with my work (IFES). Here, we prayed for the world from near Nice, France
Please ‘scuse the short break from posting. I’ve been off on my travels and travel writing and just wanted to be focussed on that for a while.
In addition to this great work that Stephen Liggins wrote, I’m writing an (hopefully) accessible theology of travel (called something far sexier) for IVP UK with lots of juicy stories and practical questions, applications and thoughts from many wiser than me. I guess busses always come at the same time, eh?
Have any thoughts on faith and travel? Do get in touch using the contact page or by commenting below.But equally what I’d love your thoughts on, is a resource that myself and a few others from The River Communities are dreaming up for the seeking traveller (or any traveller for that matter). Something that they can use on their travels to help them experience God and to break into their way of seeing the world. Travellers are often seekers of something, and many of them are open to new thoughts and experiences. Away from home, people will try anything once, if they meet a friendly face.
If you’re interested in this project, it’s in VERY early stages, and we’d love you to be involved or to chip in. Again, please do drop me a line – I won’t bite!
And finally, if you’re not so sure about the whole book/resource thing, but want to keep online connections going, why not write a guest blog post for me or a series like Marie-Louise did?
Thanks to you all for reading!
Love and prayers,
PG
Just one pub that I got to spend a few hours writing in, while I wandered the streets of London for a week over New Year. I normally care little for my surroundings, but I’m trying to teach myself that God’s glory can be displayed in inner city things, as much as in the wilds of nature. C’est vrai?
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