by Brad Bloom
Brad sees MAP A Travel Lifestyle Magazine as an outgrowth of the joy found when you travel with a vision to connect spiritually with others on our very short journey through life.

by Sharron Pankhurst
MAP is designed to share with you how people are mapping their destinations—vacation, business, adventure. We ask the question, "What does it mean to include God in your travel plans?" [Photos of Little Saigon courtesy of Marty Nichols.]

by Robert Crow
Ever have a cup of java that was more than just coffee?

by S. Pankhurst
We can’t watch a movie or just read the newspaper to get a correct perspective of world events. This author gives an eye-witness account of the Rwandan genocide, telling how it was and how it is now.

by Peg Henjum
It’s LIFE, it’s TRUE, and it is deeply PERSONAL. A short story about an uncommon bond between two strangers.

by Jeffrey S. Rasley
Jeff contended with bloodsucking leeches that had almost supernatural powers to attach themselves to any exposed human flesh. Yet, the team’s greatest challenge lay ahead as they approached the 17,000-ft Ganja La.

by Son Tung Vu
Traveling from South Korea to the U.S., Samuel experienced being the only international visitor at a student camp conference in Colorado. Not a bad ending for a 9-year old boy's travels that started in the small Vietnamese village of Ha Long Bay.

Are you prepared to debate contemporary Christian issues (Abortion “rights”--Christians and Politics--Salvation)? Summit is for you! CLASSES in Colorado-Ohio-Tennessee-Virginia-Canada-Australia-Oxford, England.

by Son Tung Vu
Two things surprised Samuel about America—you may be surprised! Mapping a trip to the U.S., Samuel visits via plane, train, and bus to see America up close and personal.

by Lisa Rinaldo
The rules are simple—just a little difficult to follow when the blood pressure starts rising. Learn a different perspective that might help the next time you travel.

by Sharron Pankhurst
Why not save airline fees and airport hassles this summer? Take your kids to a family camp—it can be Weeklong, Weekend, and/or Grandparent/child camps—so many choices, so little time.

by Doug Garner
A man who eats, sleeps, and breathes high adventure—Doug Garner writes a straightforward definition of what joy is and where to find it when it’s missing. Don’t miss information on “SLAMMED” – two high adventure 5-day trips to Tennessee and Georgia.

Think you know everything about travel? We might surprise you with a couple interesting Websites that you’ll enjoy.

Instead of dinner, it was humor on the airplane.

Every publication will have a couple recipes from travel destinations in our stories and/or an author’s birthplace.