Quality Customer Service
Our Customer Service representatives are available to answer any of your billing questions. They can be reached using our toll free customer service number at 1-800-468-5899 from 8:30AM-7:00PM EST Monday through Friday (except holidays). In addition, you can access your account information 24-hours a day using your customer account number by calling the same toll-free customer service number.

Christian Discoveries also offers online registration. All you need is your Trip ID number (located in the upper right-hand corner of your registration form) and a major credit card.

Educational Quality
Christian Discoveries, as an affiliate of WorldStrides, is the nation’s only accredited student travel company exclusively serving Christian schools. Accreditation recognizes educational institutions for performance, integrity, and quality that entitles them to the confidence of the educational community and the public. Christian Discoveries was founded by educators and travel professionals whose goal is to extend education into the worldwide classroom and provide the best opportunities for learning through seeing, experiencing, and interacting. Committed to helping teachers teach and helping students learn, Christian Discoveries offers unique enhancements to classroom instruction.

Learning through personal experience takes education to a higher level. Through educational travel, students use knowledge acquired in the classroom to analyze the world around them and make a personal connection by applying their knowledge to their understanding and view of the future.

In the classroom…
…students learn the fundamentals of how a Bill becomes a Law. When students come to Washington, D.C. they take learning to a higher level when they walk through the Capitol and sit in the Congressional or Senate galleries where our laws are made.

…students start to understand the tragedy of the assassination of an American President. However, the power of this event becomes "real" when standing in Ford's Theater or at Kennedy's grave in Arlington National Cemetery.

…students learn about the various military engagements in which our country participated. Standing in front of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial or looking into the faces of the soldiers at the Korean Memorial, however, helps students emotionally understand the difference between a statistic in a history book and a real human life.

…students learn of the faith of our founding fathers. In D.C., the students get to see the influence faith played in the paintings, inscriptions, and memorials so prominently displayed in our nation’s capital.