Itineraries for both the Nov. 4-18, 2008 & March 10-19, with
Greece optional extension March 10-25) are posted below.
Dear potential traveler and friend,
As God leads and provides for you, I welcome you to consider joining us for one of our next 2 Israel tours in 2008 and 2009. The details for both the November 2008 Egypt & Israel tour and the March, 2009 Israel & Greece tour are posted below, with a PDF file of the brochure. Full pricing can be found on the "Pricing and Registration" page.
To reserve your spot on the tour, please submit a completed registration form and your deposit of $300. Sign up early, for the last 2 tours sold out quickly.
You can request a colored brochure of the tour as well as other tour information by contacting Pastor John:
Email:
DeLancey@pghfamily.net or PastorJohn@Stoneridgecc.org
Phone:
(412) 999-5697 (cell)
(412) 486-7778 (church)
(412) 486-8111 (home)
Below is the itinerary for the trip planned for ...
November 4-18, 2008
15 Day Egypt & Israel Tour
DAY 01 – NOV 4 - DEPART FOR CAIRO
We depart Dulles, Washington, DC airport in route to Cairo, Egypt.
DAY 02 – NOV 5 - ARRIVE IN CAIRO
We arrive in Cairo this afternoon. We transfer to our hotel over the beautiful Nile River for dinner and overnight.
DAY 03 – NOV 6 - CAIRO / GREAT PYRAMIDS & SPHINX / SAKKARA
Today's sightseeing will include a tour of the great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx. Today's sightseeing will include a tour of the great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx. Then a visit to the fantastic Egyptian Museum containing the treasures of King Tutankhamen. The afternoon includes sightseeing of the Necropolis of Sakkara containing the funerary monuments from various periods of Egyptian history. View the Step Pyramid of King Zoser. Optional sounds & light show at the pyramids in the evening.
DAY 04 –
NOV 7 - CAIRO / ASWAN
This
morning, after breakfast, we will transfer to Cairo airport for our
flight to Aswan. We will visit stone quarries and the "Unfinished
Obelisk" at Aswan. Learn how it was possible to cut a single piece of
rock to create a massive pillar. We will also see the temple of Isis at
Philae and the Old and New Aswan Dams. Then we board our Nile Cruise
Ship. Overnight on the cruise ship.
DAY 05 – NOV 8 - SAIL NORTH TO ESNA
We step off our Nile cruise ship to visit the Greco-Roman temples of Khnum at Esna and the falcon god Horus at Edfu. In the evening, dock at Kom Ombo. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. We arrive in Luxor for dinner and overnight on the cruise ship.
DAY 06 – NOV 9 - LUXOR
We visit the temple of Thebes. We then experience the west bank of the Nile and tour the Valley of the Kings (including the tomb of Tutankhamun), the valley of the Queens, Queen Hatshepsut's temple at Deir El Bahri, Medinet Habu and the colossi of Memnon. Dinner and overnight in Luxor on the cruise ship.
DAY 07
– NOV 10 - LUXOR / FLIGHT TO CAIRO / SINAI DESERT
Early
morning flight to Cairo where we will board our bus and drive via the
Suez to the Sinai Peninsula. We arrive late in St. Catherine Monastery,
the traditional location of Mt. Sinai, where Moses received the Ten
Commandments. We will have dinner and overnight.
DAY 08 – NOV 11 - MT. SINAI MORNING CLIMB – ST. CATHERINE’S/ TABA BORDER / ISRAEL
The highlight of the Sinai experience is the early morning climb to the top of Jebel Musa, the Mountain of Moses as it is called today. From the top, we enjoy a spectacular sunrise looking east towards Saudi Arabia. After our descent, and breakfast, we visit the monastery of St Catherine’s. We then drive to the Taba border crossing into Israel . Proceed on our drive north through the Negev to Ein Bokek arriving in time for dinner and overnight.
DAY 09 – NOV 12 - DEAD SEA – MASADA – EIN GEDI – QUMRAN – JERICHO – BETH SHEAN / TIBERIAS
After a morning “float” in the remarkable Dead Sea, this morning we drive to Masada. At Masada, we take the cable car to the top, visiting Herod’s mountain bunker and the last stronghold of the Jewish revolt against Rome. After we descend back from the top of Masada by cable car we re-board our bus and drive north along the Western shores of the Dead Sea. Our first stop will be Qumran and the possible settlement of the first century sect known as the Essenes, the authors of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Drive to Jericho. At Jericho, we visit the tel of this oldest city and view the traditional mountain of Jesus’ temptation. Driving through the Jordan Valley north to Beth Shean. We will then survey the magnificent Roman Byzantine ruins; theatre, bathhouses, ancient rest rooms, market areas, colonnaded streets. We then continue driving north before arriving at our Kibbutz Hotel, home for the next three nights.
DAY 10 - NOV 13 - SEA OF GALILEE – GOLAN HEIGHTS
We begin the morning with a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee. We sail to Nof Ginnosar, the location of a 1st century fishing boat similar to what was used in Jesus’ day. We then visit Capernaum where we visit the synagogue. We continue to Tabgha (short for Heptapagon, "seven springs") to view the mosaics in the Church of the Loaves and Fishes. We then ascend the Mt. of Beatitudes where Jesus preached the “Sermon on the Mount,” we take time to reflect upon His kingdom principles. In the afternoon, we head north to the Golan Heights. We travel on an ancient trade route as we pass Hazor and then go on to Caesarea Philippi (Banias), where Peter answered Jesus' question, "Who do you say that I am?" Our route then takes us over the Golan Heights, skirting Mt. Hermon, with a view toward Damascus. We then experience a breath-taking view of the entire Sea of Galilee from Arbel. We end the day with a baptism in the Jordan River.
DAY 11 – NOV 14 - TIBERIAS TO JERUSALEM
This morning we depart Tiberias on to Cana, commemorating Jesus’ transformation of water into wine; proceed to Nazareth, visiting part of the ancient village. Continue on our drive to the mound of Megiddo, har meggido in Hebrew, which gave its name to Armageddon. Our day continues as we ascend Mt. Carmel, site of Elijah’s confrontation with the prophets of Baal. Descending the mountain, we are on the road again, as we drive toward Caesarea, nestled between the banana groves and the sand-skirted sea. We enter Caesarea Maritima to explore this Roman bridgehead to the East, which became the Christian springboard to the West. The day will end atop Mt. Scopus, we behold the majestic Jerusalem. Tonight dinner at our hotel in Jerusalem.
DAY 12 – NOV 15 - JERUSALEM – BETHLEHEM - JERUSALEM
Following an optional morning walk, we start the day with an orientation to Jerusalem from the Mt. Of Olives. We then follow the traditional Palm Sunday route to the church known as the Dominus Flevit ("the Lord weeps"). After viewing the Golden Gate, we walk downhill to Gethsemane, where we take time to meditate on the Gospel text. From there we drive back out to West Jerusalem were we visit the Jerusalem Model of the 2nd Temple Period as well as visit Israel’s Holocaust Museum, Yad Vashem. Driving south, we end the day going into Bethlehem. We pass by Rachel's Tomb on they way to Shepherds’ Field and the Church of the Nativity. We drive back to our hotel for dinner and overnight. An optional night walk ends the evening.
DAY 13 – NOV 16 - JERUSALEM
Following an optional morning walk, today we enter the Old City through the Dung Gate. We walk up to the Western Wall Judaism’s holiest site. We walk through the southern wall excavations where we will stand at the southern entrance to the Herodian Temple. Here, we will see the ancient boulders of the Temple and sit on the steps where Jesus no doubt taught. We then ascend to the Temple Mount, the location of the Dome of the Rock and the al-Aqsa Mosque. Just to the north we find the Pools of Bethesda and St. Anne’s Church, perfectly preserved from the Crusader period – with remarkable acoustics. We then follow the Way of the Cross (Via Dolorosa) back as far as the Holy Sepulcher. We then visit the City of David and take an optional adventurous walk through Hezekiah’s Tunnel (1,700 feet long). We end the day with a Communion Service at the Garden Tomb. Return to our hotel for dinner. An optional walk ends the evening.
DAY 14 – NOV 17 - JERUSALEM – TEL-AVIV
Following another optional walk or a leisurely breakfast this morning, we have a free day to explore the Old City. There will be additional sites to see on your own at your own pace, or time to shop. In the evening, we travel to Tel Aviv for our late night flight home.
DAY 15 – NOV 18 - JERUSALEM – TEL-AVIV – U.S.A
The close of an unforgettable tour as we arrive back in the States from our non-stop flight from Tel Aviv to Atlanta in the morning.
Below is the itinerary for the trip planned for ...
March 10-19, 2009 (10 Day Israel alone)
or March 10-25 (16 Day Israel/Greece)
DAY 1—MARCH 10– TUESDAY -DEPART NORTH AMERICA
Tour members depart on our flight to Europe. After take-off enroute to
the
Holy Land, we will be served dinner.
DAY 2—MARCH 11– WEDNESDAY
-ARRIVE TEL AVIV/NETANYA
After a brief touchdown in Europe, we arrive in Tel Aviv where we are
met by our agent who assists us through customs and security. We are
then transferred to our hotel in Netanya, right on the beautiful
Mediterranean Sea.
DAY 3—MARCH 12 – THURSDAY - CAESAREA/MEGIDDO/NAZARETH/TIBERIAS
Today we depart for Galilee, visiting the following biblical sites:
Caesarea (Acts 9 and 25), Mt. Carmel (1 Kgs. 18), Megiddo (Armageddon; 1
Kgs. 9:15; Rev. 16:16), Nazareth (Luke 1 and 2), Cana (John 2) and
Tiberias (John 6:23).
We end the day on top of Mr. Arbel, overlooking the Sea of Galilee.
DAY 4—MARCH 13 – FRIDAY - GALILEE/UPPER JORDAN/GOLAN HEIGHTS
There is nothing quite like watching a sunrise on the Sea of Galilee
from your hotel. We begin our day with an inspiring boat ride on the Sea
of Galilee in a wooden replica of the “Jesus Boat.” We sail to Nof
Ginnosar where we will see a 1st century boat. Today will include many
biblical sites along the shore of the Sea of Galilee and in the Upper
Jordan Valley: e.g. Capernaum (Matt. 4:13), Mount of Beatitudes (Matt.
5-7), Tabgha (Feeding of 5000; Mark 6), Church of Peter of Primacy (John
21), Magdala (Matt. 15:39; Luke8:2); Caesarea Philippi (Paneas; Mark
8:27), view Mt. Hermon (Deut. 3:8), and the Border of Lebanon (Josh.
11:17), Dinner and overnight in Tiberias.
DAY 5—MARCH 14 –SATURDAY - BETH SHAN/JERICHO/MT.OF OLIVES/JERUSALEM
Today we begin with an optional baptism in the River Jordan as we head
towards Jerusalem. The highway will take us to many of the following
biblical sites: Beth Shan (1 Sam. 31:10); and Jericho, the ancient city
where the wall came tumbling down (Josh. 2–6; Mark 10:46; Luke
19:1)..The road from Jericho to Jerusalem is an ascent of 4,000 feet in
13 miles. We get our first glimpse of Jerusalem from the Mt. of Olives,
beholding a breathtaking panorama of the Holy City. We walk down the
“Palm Sunday” route to the Garden of Gethsemane. Dinner and overnight in
Jerusalem.
DAY 6—MARCH 15 – SUNDAY - TEMPLE MOUNT/VIA DOLOROSA/HOLY SEPULCHRE
BETHLEHEM
Our day begins with a visit to the Temple Mount. We will enter Jerusalem
through the Dung Gate, and walk to the holiest site in the whole Jewish
world, the Western Wall (Wailing Wall) of Herod’s temple. Beyond the
wall lies the 35-acre temple area purchased by King David (2 Sam.
24:18–25). On this site now stands the magnificent Dome of the Rock (the
third holiest shrine in all Islam) and the El-Aksa Mosque. From the
temple area, we make our way to St. Stephen’s Gate, St. Anne’s Crusader
Church, Pools of Bethesda, the Sister of Zion Convent (to see the
Pavement where Jesus
stood as he was being tried by Pilate), Ecco Homo Arch, and then follow
the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the ancient
Cardo. (note: a scheduled walk through the “Western Wall Tunnel” will
also be
planned). This afternoon we will pass by Rachel’s tomb on the outskirts
of Bethlehem, and visit the Church of the Nativity and Shepherd’s Field.
You will be fascinated by your visit to the Israel Museum and the model
of Jerusalem (1 to 50 scale model of Herodian Jerusalem as it would have
appeared in Jesus’ time). Here we will also see the Shrine of the Book
where some of the Dead Sea Scrolls are displayed. A visit to Yad Vashem,
Israel’s Holocaust Museum
concludes the day.
DAY 7— MARCH 16 - MONDAY - JERICHO/QUMRAN/EIN GEDI/MASADA/ DEAD
SEA/JERUSALEM
Leaving Jerusalem, we will descend down to the Dead Sea and the
wilderness of Judah. Our first stop will be Qumran and the possible
settlement of the first century sect known as the Essenes, the authors
of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Following the road south along the western
shore of the Dead Sea, we will stop at Ein Gedi where David hid from
King Saul, and everyone will have an opportunity to float in the Dead
Sea, the lowest spot on the earth. Continuing south, the next stop
is Masada, where we will ascend high upon the wilderness mountain by way
of the cable car to the fortress built by King Herod. Here we survey the
ruins of the fortifications, waterworks, synagogue, temples and palaces.
An optional walk down the snake path will be offered. We travel back to
Jerusalem for dinner and overnight.
DAY 8—MARCH 17 – TUESDAY - THE TEMPLE MOUNT/SOUTHERN WALL
EXCAVATIONS/CITY OF DAVID/GARDEN TOMB
We begin the day by walking through the southern wall excavations where
we will stand at the southern entrance to the Herodian Temple. Here, we
will see the ancient boulders of the Temple and sit on the steps where
Jesus no doubt taught. During the noon hour, we will visit The Shoreshim
Shop, where Moshe, an Orthodox Jew, will share an informative talk about
his Jewish faith. In the afternoon, we will also visit the City of
David, the ancient part of the city that dates back to the Old
Testament. After seeing the excavations, there will be an optional walk
through Hezekiah’s Tunnel (II Chr. 29–32), a 1,720 foot tunnel that ends
at the Pool of Siloam (John 9). Late in the afternoon we will
visit the Garden Tomb with an communion service. Farewell dinner at our
hotel as we bid farewell to our fellow travelers that will be ending
their tour and return home.
DAY 9 – MARCH 18 – WEDNESDAY – JERUSALEM/TEL AVIV/VIENNA
For those doing just the Israel tour, a morning without a planned
program. Time to visit other places in and around the Old City, or
revisit the places of most interest. Return for a last look within the
walls of the Old City where bargaining is a must when you shop. Once
again the day will bring us lasting memories of the Old and New
Testament, a renewal of our faith, and agreater understanding of the
life and ministry of our Lord. In early afternoon, we will travel to Ben
Gurion Airport for our flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna. Upon arrival in
Vienna, we board the shuttle and transfer to our
hotel for the night.
DAY 10—MARCH 19 – THURSDAY - VIENNA – U.S.
We meet in the lobby and transfer back to the airport for our flight
home, arriving same day.
EXTENSION – 7 DAY GREECE, INCLUDING A SPECTACULAR
THREEDAY ISLAND CRUISE
(with all cruise excursions included)
DAY 9 – MARCH 18 – WEDNESDAY – JERUSALEM/ATHENS
Early morning rise as we depart our hotel to the Ben Gurion airport for
our Olympic Air flight to Athens arriving at their new airport 8:10am.
Upon arrival in Athens, we go to the baggage carousel and pick up our
luggage, then exit the secured area where we're met by our guide and
escorted to an awaiting motor coach.
DAY 10 – MARCH 19 – THURSDAY - ATHENS/CITY TOUR
Following breakfast we board our bus for sightseeing of the Acropolis
and visit Mars Hill where the Apostle Paul preached (Acts 17, 16-34) to
the City Council. God blessed the preaching of Paul; Dionysius, a member
of the council, Damaris and others believed. Next we enter the Propylea
and visit the temple of the Wingless Victory and the incredible
Parthenon, considered the world's most perfectly proportioned edifice.
To the left of the Parthenon is the beautiful Erechtheum. Our Athens
tour continues as we see the House of Parliament, Tomb of the "Unknown
Soldier", Theatre ofDionysos, Odeon of Herodes, Atticus and the ancient
Agora (market).
DAY 11 - MARCH 20 - FRIDAY - ATHENS/PIRAEUS/SAIL ON THREE-DAY CRUISE
This morning we transfer to Piraeus to board our cruise ship, which
departs at noon. Lunch will be served en route. Weather and time
permitting there will be a short stop at Mykonos with its dazzling white
houses, narrow paved
streets, shops and windmills. Dinner is served on board the ship.
DAY 12 - MARCH 21 - SATURDAY - RHODES
We depart the ship and secure our own taxi service to see the island on
our own. Rhodes is the largest island of the Dodecanese with a
population of 98,181. On the Apostle Paul's third missionary journey,
after meeting with the elders of Ephesus at Miletus and saying goodbye
to them, he sails to Cos and then to Rhodes (Acts 21, 1). As his ship
sailed into the harbor of Rhodes, Paul saw the remains of the Colossus,
one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world. The Rhodians maintain
that the Apostle Paul stayed in their city and preached, bringing many
people into the new faith. We are told that before Paul left, he
appointed Prochorus, one of the seven deacons (Acts 6,5), Bishop of the
Island. Another local tradition has the Apostle's ship landing in the
small harbor near Lindos, referred to even today as "St. Paul's Harbor."
St. Silas, a prophet and leader among the brethren (Acts 15, 22-23) is
revered by the Rhodians. St. Silas proved the power of Jesus Christ by
healing a paralytic, whereupon the villagers accepted the Christian
faith
and built a church in honor of their patron.
DAY 13- MARCH 22 - SUNDAY - KUSADASI/EPHESUS/PATMOS
We have an early breakfast this morning as we arrive in Kusadasi at 7:00
am. We take the excursion to Ephesus in order to see the best site
in all of Turkey! We will visit the ancient city of Ephesus where Paul
spent three
years of his ministry (Acts 19-20; 1). Ephesus was a rich commercial
center like Corinth. The great marble temple of Artemis was the pride of
Ephesusand one of the world's Seven Wonders. The city annually played
host to hordes of people from all over during the festival of Artemis.
In this setting, Paul preached the Gospel. We'll visit St. John's Church
built by Justinian in 527-565. Some believe the Apostle John wrote his
Gospel from Ephesus and, having returned after two years of exile on
Patmos, that he is also buried here. Walking along one of the main
streets we will see ruins of the Library of Celsius, the Agora, and the
Great Theater that seated 24,000 (Acts 19, 23-41). Some early Christian
traditions believe that Jesus' mother, Mary lived and died here in
Ephesus; we'll visit the Church of the Virgin Mary. We next sail for
Patmos, arriving after lunch at 4:00 pm. On Patmos we will visit the
cave where St. John wrote the Book of Revelation. We'll also see
the Monastery of the Apocalypse and the Monastery of St. John, which
have fine frescoes, priceless icons, ecclesiastical ornaments,pendants
and beautiful embroideries. We sail about 7:00 pm. Dinner is served on
board. An unforgettable day!!
DAY 14 - MARCH 23 - MONDAY - PIRAEUS/CORINTH/ATHENS
We disembark from our cruise in Piraeus, where we are met by our agent
who assists us through general customs and formalities before
transferring to our motor coach Drive along the Saronic Gulf, across the
Corinth Canal through rolling vineyards to ancient Corinth, which was
the most beautiful and frivolous city of Roman Greece. Visit the
Doric-style temple of Apollo, marketplace museum, the Fountain of Pirene,
the Bema of St. Paul and Agora. Return to Athens late afternoon.
Free time to explore places such as the famous Plaka, before returning
to our hotel for dinner and overnight.
DAY 15 - MARCH 24 - TUESDAY - ATHENS/VIENNA
Time for a leisurely breakfast, time to pack and relax before we meet in
the lobby for our drive back to the airport. Our Austrian flight # 802
departs at 1455 to Vienna arriving late afternoon. We will board the
shuttle buses
and transfer to our hotel. After dinner, we’ll have the option to
explore Vienna on our own.
DAY 16 – MARCH 25 – WEDNESDAY – VIENNA/U.S.
Early morning transfer to the airport for our flight home arriving back
same day. What an unforgettable trip.
(*Please note: Cruise Excursions are included in
the price: Patmos, Rhodes, and Ephesus.)
REASONS TO TRAVEL WITH US:
There are many reasons why traveling with us will offer a wonderful, life-changing Holyland experience. Many, many people comment, “Oh, I wish I would have traveled to and experienced Israel sooner in my life…”
1). Personal Care. You will gain a sense of a personal touch of care when traveling with our tour groups. Serving as your tour leader, I look forward to sharing with you personal friendship, ministry, and my undivided attention in order to strive to make your trip as memorable as possible. From early on from the registration process to the tour itself, we will offer any assistance you need in order to prepare yourself for this journey of a lifetime tour!
2). Experience & Resources! With my own one year archaeological and historical geographical background gained from living in Jerusalem, Israel as well as leading 14 previous Israel tours, you will experience of sense of ease, comfort and great insight into the world of the Bible. Additionally, once you are registered for the tour, I am happy to send you my own resources to help you prepare for the trip. These resources include a 130 page Guide Book that highlights the historical, archaeological, and biblical background of each site. I also have prepared a 98 page “Interactive” booklet that will help you “process” each day’s experiences. People who have traveled with me before have also appreciated getting to experience a few extra sites that most tourists don’t get to see.
3). Creative Travel Partners, Inc./Costs Our good friends at Creative Travel Partners are one of the largest tour agencies who focus primarily upon Holyland tours. They have been in business for many years and have offered us an undisputed number of excellent tour packages and prices. In comparing “apples to apples” in relation to tours, nowhere has any other tourist agency been able to offer us the same service and group rates. Our touring day are “full” days, not just partial days. All of our previous tours have been with these wonderful agents, making all the arrangements for us.
4). Guides. We only secure the very best Israeli guides, guides who we know and/or have used before on previous tours. As your tour leader, I will be able to offer you profound and personalized insight to each site we will be traveling to. Our expert guide will only offer us the best of his knowledge. These guides are professional people and this is all they do! But I will also have the opportunity also to serve as your own guide as we walk and talk together on the site, leading in worship, over dinner, or offering insights on the bus itself, sharing our own expertise and insights ourselves. My pleasure comes in seeing you understand and appreciate the land of the Bible!
5). First-class travel. We only secure 4 and 5 star hotels for overnight lodging. 2 excellent meals are provided at all times, with all tips handled by me as you tour leader. This makes your travel hassle free. We also travel in only the finest of motor coaches, providing a safe and comfortable environment for each passenger.
6). The size of our group. The size of the group is limited typically to anywhere between 25-50. By keeping the size of our group manageable, we are able to travel quicker and more efficiently than larger groups of 60 – 75 +. Long-lasting friendships are made on our tours as well.
7). Evangelical/Bible-believing. This is primarily an evangelical, Bible-believing tour which emphasizes the Biblical and historical sites more than the “traditional sites.” I am a born-again pastor who loves the Lord and love sharing His story. I believe in the historicity and accuracy of Scripture, as revealed in the many archaeological sites in which we will see together.
8). Safety. Safety is always a concern for each traveler as well as for us. Despite what people hear on the news, Holyland travel is safe! If what you see on television or in newspapers intimidates you, we only go to areas that are free from potential violence. As we have found, you also will find both Israelis and Palestinians alike to be very friendly people. Having friends still in Israel, they are able to give me personal and accurate updates on the latest of political events.
9). Fun! We are able to offer you a fun and joyous trip. Although one goal of the tour is to help make the Bible come alive for you through the information you will receive, we will have a fun time doing so! You will be making long-lasting friends with other sisters and brothers in the Lord, sharing what we have common in Christ together!
10). Spiritual Inspiration. Through leading you in daily devotional times either in the bus or on site, you will sense a warm pastoral care for you. As we read Scripture together, pray together, and sing songs of worship and communion with guitar as well as accapella, your heart will be blest and changed forever! You will return with memories that will literally affect how you read your Bible the rest of your life! The Bible literally will come alive as you reflect upon the historical stories of Scripture and as you convey your experiences with others!
11). Group Dynamics. One of the marvels of group travel to Israel is the new friendships we will develop together in Christ. We always have enjoyed a wonderful blend of believers from all over the world. We come as strangers, yet conclude the tour as close friends in Christ. Finding commonality in our relationship with Jesus, life-long friendships are developed.
Your
life will be blessed in immeasurable ways as you experience
first-hand the land of the Bible and the life and ministry of Jesus!
“No one can visit Israel without a deeper appreciation and a stronger faith
in the Bible. Israel is more than sightseeing. It is an experience.”
(Rev. Billy Graham)