Cadet Travel

Made in the image of God, man exhibits God’s creativity, his unity and diversity—among other things. A sinner, man also tarnishes God’s image. In Schaffer’s words, man is a “glorious ruin.” Experiencing other people and places, cultures and customs is a good way to learn about God’s world, man in general and ourselves in particular. Chamberlain-Hunt’s Cadre teach about art and architecture, current practices and historic events, language and literature on these trips. They share their own experiences of life outside the US with Cadets through various trips during each year.

Recent trips have included overseas destinations (the Balkans, England, France, Italy and Peru) and US destinations (DC and Northern Virginia, Orlando and bird shooting in Tunica, MS).

Please click on the links below to find out more about current (and some of the recent) Cadet travel opportunities:

Current:

March 2008 – Israel

Recent:

February 2008 – France

February 2008 – England

January 2008 – Bird & Clay Shooting, Tunica, MS

November 2007 – Bird & Clay Shooting, Tunica, MS

October 2007 – France

April 2007 – Ligonier Conference, Orlando

June 2007 – DC and Northern Virginia

October 2006 – France

June 2006 – DC and Northern Virginia

April 2006 – The Balkans

February 2006 – Peru

March 2005 – England