Our African safari was the first time… Our African safari was the first time Rhonda had ever taken a group to Africa. We learned that "Westerners have watches, Africans have time." Not every activity planned, occurred on time or as planned. But, I feel, that Rhonda tried to accommodate as many of the group's (41 in all) particular wishes as possible. I do think some information should be communicated up front regarding the differing room accommodations, and discounted differential computed for those willing to bunk in the outskirts of camp. The meals were phenomenal as we had a master chef of native game preparing every delicacy. (Lodge should invest in a large coffee pot, though, for availability of fresh coffee rather than instant.) The weather was perfect and we were adequately advised to pack accordingly. Also helpful tips were communicated regarding options to do during layover in England. All in all, I think Rhonda did a fabulous job coordinating all the activities and keeping us informed of changes as they came up in itinerary.

Disappointed I reserved a trip then cancelled 2-3 weeks later. Living Passages kept $190 of my money as an "administrative fee", saying it was so many days away from the departure. I asked for an exception since I cancelled so quickly. I was denied.

Review Reformation Tour 2017 Pricey Did not need LP shirts, nice bag would be more appropriate. Volker the tour guide was excellent-good job getting him!

This was one of our best trips ever This was one of our best trips ever! It was well worth the cost of the trip. The staff was exceptional. Russ and Rhonda both did an outstanding job in organization and Russ did an Incredible job in teaching us about the Canyon. Another special part of the trip to me was the times of people sharing their testimonies; I think it formed a closeness in the group because someone else story encouraged others and help some to see that we all need love, care and support from others.

We had an absolutely wonderful… We had an absolutely wonderful experience last year on the Reformation Tour with Dr & Mrs Lutzer in Vienna, Prague, Brataslava, Berlin, Wittenburg, Wartberg Castle & finally in Wetzlar. Our only concern was that the meals could have been smaller. I--even I--couldn't eat all that was set before us. Then--at the end--Rhonda never did let me pay for Herr und Frau Johannes Wendel's Lunch.