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Walking in Freedom Ministries

Walking in Freedom Ministries also conducts training seminars for pastors, leaders and prayer teams to equip them to effectively minister restoration and new life to those the Lord has placed under their care. Their ministry has touched and changed hundreds of lives through truth, love, compassion and the power of the Holy Spirit, and many of them are now experiencing abun ... More dant life in their families, churches and workplaces. The mission of our Lord Jesus Christ has never changed, and Walking in Freedom Ministries, Inc. is dedicated to carrying on that same mission today. Through individual and small group ministry, they speak God's truths into their lives and invite the Holy Spirit to do a deep work of healing and restoration.

Charms of Charleston Tours

History comes alive on a Charms of Charleston Tour. The tapestry of our history is presented in a passionate, well-rounded way. We believe history is the good, the bad and the ugly. After a Charms of Charleston Tour, you will never think of Charleston the same way again. As we wind through the city, you will encounter many iconic sights, sounds, customs and stories that ha ... More ve shaped the Lowcountry of South Carolina and our nation over three centuries. Beyond the iconic points of interest, we will also explore little nuances that have created the character of this amazing city.

Discover Florida Tours

The Jungle Prada Site Complex is an incredible historic landmark in St. Petersburg, Florida. This was the location of a Tocobaga Indian village from about 1000 - 1600 AD. The largest mound is over 900 feet long and covered in ancient conch and whelk shells. Jungle Prada is also recognized as the 1528 landing place of Spanish explorers Pánfilo de Narváez and explorer Alva ... More r Nunez Cabeza de Vaca. It was also the homestead of John Levique, the namesake of John's Pass. This is a 75-minute history tour through a lush, private landscape with tons of peacocks! A small museum with artifacts is included.