We have 3 types of travel.

1) General travel. This means we are either on our way somewhere, doing a side trip or between adventure travel trips. This is when we spend time getting to know our setup, working on our systems, and understanding our respective roles so we can free up time to interact with the people we come into contact with.

Faith, family, fitness, finances and fun helps us stay on track.

2) Adventure travel trips. These are places like Gibb River Road, Cape York, Arnhem Land, the Odnadatta Track, the Murray River, K'gari or Tasmania.

These are specialist trips where we need to be on our game, prepared and willing to take risks to make the most of our opportunities.

3) Extended stays (a couple of weeks or longer): These are family visits where we enjoy catch-ups and all that good stuff. We explore locations, attend church or Christian events, do health stays, handle maintenance/repairs, or get training updates. (First Aid & Advanced 4WD) or Caravan and Camping Shows.

These stays are ways to refresh and rejuvenate.

Throughout our travels, we'll share:

• Faith reflections

• Lessons from everyday life

• Encouragement for travellers

• Insights from Scripture

• Stories of God's faithfulness

Whether you share our beliefs or not, you're welcome here.

Our desire is to encourage, inspire, and serve others through authenticity, kindness, and genuine connection.

Think about it! We're Christians living full-time in our caravan, and to keep ourselves in relationship, we have joined the Canberra Declaration.

There are so many Christians across Australia who love the Lord, and when we are in their area, we can catch up face-to-face.

Prayer produces intimacy, and by attending online prayer meetings, we get to know people.

The Canberra Declaration is an Australian Christian-based statement and movement that advocates for religious freedom, family, faith, and the sanctity of human life, and is supported by a network of more than 90,000 Australians.

We invite you to watch these videos. Living full-time in a caravan and travelling from one destination to another means our church knows where we are, what we are doing, and where we are going.