Grace and peace to you, my dear friends!

I write to you from across the ages. How wonderful it is to know that you have my letters! Yet, let me ask: Have you ever longed to see where my ministry began? I invite you now to come and witness it for yourself.

In your age, knowledge is at your fingertips—my words are read on screens, heard in sermons, and pondered in study. But some things cannot be truly understood through words alone. The dust of Corinth beneath your feet. The ruins of Philippi, whispering of miracles. The stillness of Mars Hill, where human wisdom met divine truth. These places in Greece are not just remnants of history; they are living testimonies of God’s power.

Why Must You Come to Greece?

You’ve read of my journey, but will you walk it? Perhaps you wonder, “Paul, these are ruins—why should we visit?” My brothers and sisters, faith is more than words—it is lived. Reading my letters is one thing, but standing where I stood? That is another. Feel the history, the struggle, the triumph. Understand why we endured and why the Gospel was worth it.

In Corinth, I worked tirelessly to strengthen the church, reminding them: “Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit?” (1 Corinthians 6:19). In Philippi, I was beaten and imprisoned—yet we sang praises until the earth shook (Acts 16:25-34). In Athens, on Mars Hill, I stood before the philosophers, declaring the unknown God they sought (Acts 17:23). The world still debates faith and reason, but truth remains—while the wisdom of this world fades, Christ endures.

‍Why Experience the Aegean Cruise?

You’ve read of my travels across the Aegean—now, I invite you to experience the waters for yourself. Sail to Ephesus and Patmos, where the early church flourished. I journeyed by foot and on the simple vessels of that time; you, however, will enjoy a much more comfortable passage (I must admit, I’m a little envious). In Ephesus, where I taught for years and the Spirit moved mightily, stand among its ruins and listen as history speaks. Walk the paths of Patmos, where John received his vision, and feel the awe of revelation. ‍

Why Be There in Person?

Can a letter truly replace the presence of one who lived and walked these paths? Can a photograph capture the essence of a place where God’s hand shaped history? You can read about these places, but to stand where I stood—to see, touch, and feel—is an experience beyond words.

This journey to Greece will not only inform you; it will transform you. Walking these roads will deepen your reflection, strengthen your faith, and bring new meaning to my writings. So, will you come? Walk where I walked. Visit the cities where my letters still speak. I will be with you in spirit—and, of course, in writing.

Join Me for a Transformative Experience

Come, journey with me through Greece, including a 3-night Aegean Cruise, as we sail In the Footsteps of Paul, from Thursday, 30 Oct 2025, to Tuesday, 11 Nov 2025. Follow the path I once travelled, witness the places where faith took root, and see history come alive. Search for my footsteps, discover the mission that shaped the early Church, and experience the power of these sacred sites for yourself.

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🔹 Do you think like Aristotle, explore like an adventurer, or speak like Paul? Take this fun quiz to find out which ancient Greek figure best matches your personality!

Question 1:

You're walking through the bustling streets of Athens. What catches your attention first?
A) A group debating philosophy in the Agora.
B) A merchant offering maps of uncharted lands.
C) A preacher passionately speaking to a crowd.

Question 2:

Which Greek figure would you seek guidance from?
A) Socrates—seeking knowledge and wisdom.
B) Dionysus—embracing life’s joys and discoveries.
C) Zeus—leading with power and authority.

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Question 3:

You’re challenged to a public debate. How do you handle it?
A) Present logical arguments with clear reasoning.
B) Use clever storytelling and personal experiences to make your point.
C) Speak with passion and conviction to persuade the crowd.

Question 4:

What’s your ideal way to spend an afternoon in Ancient Greece?
A) Studying scrolls and engaging in philosophical discussions.
B) Exploring a hidden cave or setting sail for new lands.
C) Preaching or mentoring others to guide them on the right path.

Question 5:

How do you want to be remembered in history?
A) As a brilliant thinker whose ideas changed the world.
B) As a fearless traveller who expanded horizons.
C) As a powerful leader whose words shaped generations.

Your Results!

🔹 Mostly A’s – The Philosopher
Like Aristotle and Plato, you excel in knowledge, debate, and deep thought—you would have thrived in the great academies of Athens!

🔹 Mostly B’s – The Explorer
You have the heart of an ancient adventurer! Whether navigating with the Greeks or charting new territories, your daring spirit defines you as a pioneer.

🔹 Mostly C’s – The Apostle
Like Paul, you are a passionate communicator and leader, journeying far and wide to share wisdom and inspire others.

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📢 Tag a friend and see if they would have survived Ancient Greece too!

👉 Want to experience history firsthand? Join our Discover Greece tour today!

Tour dates: 30 Oct 2025, Thursday – 11 Nov 2025, Tuesday

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Step into an extraordinary journey where history comes to life. Greece, with its dramatic scenery, rich heritage, and idyllic islands, offers more than just a destination—it’s a passage through time. From ancient ruins to modern wonders, every step uncovers a new chapter in the past. This isn’t just a trip; it’s an adventure waiting to be written by you.

From Ancient Ruins to Mythical Peaks: Exploring Greece's Legendary Landmarks

Our journey begins in Athens, where the past meets the present. The Acropolis stands tall as a proud symbol of human achievement, while the city’s lively streets echo with the energy of ancient times. We then head to Corinth, once a thriving centre of trade and worship. Walk through its historic streets and imagine its role in early Christianity.

Next, we visit Delphi, where the Oracle of Apollo once guided leaders and empires. Stand where ancient seekers came for wisdom and immerse yourself in its rich history. We then continue to Meteora, where monasteries are perched atop towering rock formations, blending nature and spirituality. Our journey also takes us through Veria and Thessaloniki, cities deeply connected to biblical history, where Paul’s influence is still felt.‍‍

Finally, we reach Philippi, where Paul helped lay the foundations of Christianity. Its ruins continue to tell the story of the past. On our way back to Athens, we pass through the scenic Tempi Valley and stop at Katerina where stunning views of Mount Olympus, home of the gods, await.

Cruising the Aegean: Islands of Adventure and Tranquillity

After exploring the mainland, we set sail across the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea, where each island offers its own adventure. Our first stop is Mykonos, famous for its sun-drenched beaches and lively streets. Let the island’s energy sweep you away, from its charming corners to its vibrant nightlife.  

We then continue to Ephesus, where the past never fades. Stand among the ruins where the Temple of Artemis once stood in all its glory and feel the weight of history as you explore one of the world’s most significant archaeological sites.  

Next, we visit Patmos, a peaceful island steeped in spirituality, known for its ancient monastery and the cave where the Book of Revelation was written. Finally, we reach Santorini—a place so magical, it feels like a dream. With its whitewashed buildings, stunning cliffs, and sunsets that seem almost surreal, Santorini is more not just a destination—it’s a dream come to life.

After soaking in the Aegean’s beauty, we return to Athens. But this is just the beginning of a lifetime of memories.

Greece Is Calling!

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Tour dates: 30 Oct 2025, Thursday – 11 Nov 2025, Tuesday

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The name Bethlehem alone stirs images of starry nights, joyful carols, and the profound simplicity of a manger scene. Nestled just a short distance from Jerusalem, this timeless town is more than just a place of tradition; it stands as a cornerstone of faith, history, and hope. For generations, Bethlehem has captivated people from all walks of life, not only for its rich history but also for its deep spiritual significance.

A Name That Nourishes

In Hebrew, “Bethlehem” means “House of Bread”, symbolizing life, sustenance, and nourishment. This name reflects the town’s role in both physical and spiritual provision. Today, Bethlehem is a vibrant blend of cultures and faiths, with its Christian heritage forming an unshakable foundation. Though modest in size, its legacy draws visitors from all over the world.
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A Stage Set for Greatness

Even before the birth of Jesus, Bethlehem held a central place in Israel’s history. It is the resting place of Rachel, the beloved wife of Jacob, and the birthplace of King David, whose lineage would bring forth the Messiah. Long before the nativity, Bethlehem was already part of God’s plan, preparing for the Saviour’s arrival.

The Birthplace of the Saviour

The prophet Micah foretold that a ruler would come from Bethlehem to lead Israel (Micah 5:2). When Mary and Joseph travelled there for a Roman census, their journey unknowingly fulfilled this prophecy. In the quiet of a stable, amidst humble surroundings, Jesus was born—an event that redefined history and brought hope to humanity.

‍A Landmark of Faith

At the heart of Bethlehem stands the Church of the Nativity, a cherished site for Christians around the globe. Built in the 4^th century by Emperor Constantine, this ancient church marks the place where Jesus is believed to have been born. Beneath the church, a silver star in the grotto commemorates the sacred moment. Pilgrims walk through these spaces, reflecting on a story that transcends time and place.

Bethlehem: An Invitation to Reflect

Bethlehem remains a place of reflection and inspiration for those seeking to connect with its history and spiritual essence. As travel to Israel becomes possible again, consider visiting this extraordinary town. It continues to inspire millions and offers a unique connection to the heart of Christmas and the message of hope it represents.

Here's wishing you and your family a Blessed Christmas!

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