The Florida Panhandle has attractions, festivals, “voluntourism” and other travel opportunities that will appeal to a broad range of ages.

Groups can help on construction projects with Habitat for Humanity, cleanup at Gulf Islands National Seashore or participate in other voluntourism in Pensacola.

The Bahamas showcase fascinating cultural encounters and an invigorating dose of natural beauty.

You’ll find Christianity woven through the public and private life of Bahamians in a refreshing way.

Delegates to the Going On Faith Conference in Lancaster will enjoy the area’s local 300-year-old Amish culture and other local experiences.

Religious groups can discover the delights of Charm City by visiting the towns' churches, historic sites and other attractions.

As the country commemorates the bicentennial of the War of 1812, Fort McHenry will be the site of an event called Star-Spangled Spectacular.

Follow Thomas Jefferson to this Virginia city.

If you remember wearing Buster Brown shoes as a youngster, you may enjoy an overnight stay at the Craddock Terry Hotel in Lynchburg.

Abundant history and a thriving metropolitan scene make Philadelphia a favorite destination for youth groups traveling on the East Coast.