DiscoveryBound
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to go back in time? This past July, adventurous adults from across the country embarked on a three-day journey across portions of the intersecting Oregon, Mormon Pioneer, California, and Pony Express Trails. It was an incredible opportunity to experience a unique part of our nation’s history firsthand and to better understand what it means to be a pioneer – in the literal and spiritual sense!
MoreSometimes it takes courage to step up and speak Truth in the face of fear or contagion. But if DiscoveryBound National Leadership Council holds to one of its main principles, “encourage the heart,” then encouraging each other as leaders and healers is the very thing we’re here to do.
MoreZipline catches up with alumni of the A/U Ranches and DiscoveryBound: Cooper Davidson and Emma Kieran Schaefer.
MoreThe hugs with huge smiles were just as numerous. The deep questions invited me to dig yet again. And of course, the weekend wasn’t complete without snowball fights. Chaperoning at the All Class Retreat (ACR) this past year felt like coming home.
MoreThe past several months have been a time of active listening for Adventure Unlimited as we began returning to in-person programming. There were many questions and variables to consider in the spring as we determined the right steps for DiscoveryBound and A/U Ranches activities. Although challenging, it was a wonderful opportunity to dig into this year’s metaphysical theme from Science & Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy:
MoreWondering how Adventure Unlimited’s programs are running now that restrictions and regulations are lighter? Here are a few updates.
MoreZipline catches up with alumni of DiscoveryBound and the A/U Ranches: Emily Martin, Rob and Nadine Terrell, and Tim Steckler.
MoreWondering how Adventure Unlimited’s summer and fall programming is being affected by current regulations? Here’s a quick look at what we’re planning right now.
MoreHave you ever taken a trip, and although you expected it to be fun, it actually changed the trajectory of your life? This happened for my aunt, Anabeth Cox. In this interview, Aunt A.B. (my name for her) shares how her first visit to the A/U Ranches in the summer of 1990 changed her life, not to mention her engagement with the organization.
MoreZipline catches up with alumni of the A/U Ranches and DiscoveryBound: Bill and Jill Morse, Niklas Peschke and Lyssa Winslow.
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