Tanzania, that land of breathtaking contrasts and spiritual abundance, offers the pilgrim not only a call to journey, but a call to embark on a journey of heart. Here, untamed, sweeping grasslands of Serengeti, echoing with hoofbeat and rotation of life, meet still, ancient prayer of great mountains like Kilimanjaro. The pristine, sun-baked beaches, stroked by Indian Ocean, whisper tales of ancient trade and arrival of religion. In this extraordinary nation, African traditional religion, vibrant religions of Christianity and Islam’s piety have not only coexisted but have intertwined, creating a rich, complex tapestry of religious life that is uniquely Tanzanian. It is a nation in which transcendent is not merely in grandeur of a cathedral but in simplicity of a village church, in wisdom of an elder, and in breathtaking beauty of creation itself. From mountain where renowned explorer-missionary David Livingstone preached his last sermon to vibrant churches that arose from fire of East African Revival, Tanzania provides pilgrims a diverse range of spiritual experiences and an intensely individualized experience with living God. This holy ground of natural wonder and profound piety is a destination where visitors are invited to journey not only across its physical landscape but through to innermost, most sacred spaces of their own spiritual existences; to meet the God Who has journeyed here since time began.