Travel Documents I. Passports:

a. In planning for your trip, you should consult your country’s websites for information regarding travel documents and laws regarding visitors to these countries. USA citizens, see http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1046.html#country

b. Keep your passport available to you at all times. There will be times when our tour bus passes through a checkpoint and passports will be checked by authorities.

c. Make two copies of your passport (the picture page). Let a friend keep one, and take one with you. Also, have a couple of passport-type photos with you in Israel to help you get replacements quickly if your passport is lost or stolen.

d. These days, as security arrangements change rapidly, visa requirements can also change. Be aware that no website, however official, may be perfectly up to date. Verify visa requirements for any country at the appropriate embassy or consulate in your country.

II. Visas:

Visa to visit Israel: You must have a round-trip ticket and a passport valid for 6 months after you enter Israel.

1. Israel has visa waiver agreements with over 60 countries. Citizens of these countries do not need to obtain an entry permit or visa prior to their arrival in Israel; upon entering the country, they automatically receive a B2 Tourist Visa, valid for three

months.

2. If you are a citizen of a country not on this website list, apply for a visa from an Israeli Embassy in or near your country of residence. It can take up to three months to process a visa request. This website lists all the countries which have an Israeli consular office: http://embassy.goabroad.com/embassies-of/Israel Biblical Byways can sometimes help by applying for a group visa if there are ten people or more from one country.

3. Most people are able to get a small paper visa upon arrival at Ben-Gurion International Airport—save every piece of paper you are issued! Travelers who have been to Arab countries will be questioned thoroughly at passport control security checks. People with entry/exit stamps from Arab countries that do not have peace agreements with Israel are advised to secure a new passport.

4. If you plan to stay more than 90 days in Israel, you will have to obtain a visa prior to arrival. Please visit the Israeli Embassy website here: http://www.israelemb.org/consular_Visa.html

Visa to visit Turkey:

Africa: Central African Republic, Losoto, Malawi, Mauritius, South Africa, SwazilandAsia & Oceania: Australia, Fiji Islands, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, South KoreaEurope: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, Germany (date of birth after 1.1.28), Gibraltar, Great Britai, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Holland, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, SwitzerlandThe Americas: Argentina, Barbados, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, St. Kitts & Nevis, Surinam, Trinidad & Tobago, Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, U.S.A(See http://www.israel-travel-tips.com/en/97/Israel%20Travel/Israel%20Visa%20Requirements)

1. Everyone must apply for an online visa prior to arrival in Turkey. See www.evisa.gov.tr The information on your e-Visa must fully match the information on your passport. If it doesn’t, you must obtain a new e-Visa.

2. Citizens of the countries listed to the left are eligible for the e-Visa provided that they meet required criteria, which are listed on the website https://www.evisa.gov.tr/en/info/

3. You should create an e-Visa application at least 48 hours before you leave for Turkey. Do NOT stay beyond the date permitted on your visa or you may be deported and fined.

4. For the visa application you need a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date you intend to enter Turkey. You must use a credit card (Mastercard, Visa, or UnionPay) to pay for your e-Visa, but it may be a card in someone else’s name. You also will need a flight reservation.

5. A Turkish e-Visa will be e-mailed to you. Print out your e-Visa, show it to airport and customs officers, and carry it with you at all times.

6. The fee for the e-Visa and the length of its validity vary according to your country of passport. You can find out the e-Visa fee from the website. You also may be charged a service fee.

7. Some people may obtain a visa on arrival at the airport, but citizens of most African countries must obtain an e-Visa before arrival.

8. At present, citizens of many African countries are required to travel to and from Turkey with particular airline companies--Turkish Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, Onur Air and Atlasglobal Airlines.

Visa to visit Greece: 1. Depending on your home country, you do not need a visa, but you must have a valid round-trip

ticket and a biometric passport, valid for 3 months beyond the period of your stay. See http://www.mfa.gr/en/visas/visas-for-foreigners-traveling-to-greece/countries-requiring-or-not-requiring-visa.html

2. Countries which do not require a visa appear in the box at left. All others must obtain a visa. Citizens of the USA and Canada presently do not need a visa to enter Greece. Citizens of ALL other countries are responsible for checking their own countries’ visa restrictions.

Registering with your Embassy or Consulate:

1. Your country or a neighboring country has a representative in Israel, Turkey, and Greece. In case there is some kind of emergency or trouble while you are in Israel, Turkey, or Greece, your embassy would want to know that you are in-country so they can protect you.

Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belgium, Benin, Bhutan, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Canada, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, China, Comoros, Congo, Republic of the Congo, Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Croatia, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican Republic, East Timor, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia Fiji, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Greek Cypriot Admin of So. Cyprus, Grenada,Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Hong Kong (BN(O)), India, Indonesia, Iraq, Ireland, Jamaica, Kenya, Kuwait, Latvia, Lesotho, Liberia Libya, Lithuania, Madagascar, Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Malta, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, Niger, Nigeria, Norway, , Oman, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Portugal Rwanda, Saint Lucia, Saint , incent and the Grenadines, São Tomé and Príncipe, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Suriname, Swaziland, Taiwan, Tanzania, Togo, U.S.A, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Vanuatu, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

Albania, Andorra, Antiqua & Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Austia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Boxnia-Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czch Reub, Denmark, Dominica, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Grenada, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kiribati, South Korea, Laatvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macao, Malaysia, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Mexico, Micronesia, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Palau, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Saint Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent & Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Solomon Islands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Fyrom, Rimor-Leste, Tonga, Trinidad, Tobago, Tuvalu, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, USA, Uruguay, Vanuatu, Venezuela, Taiwan, Vatican,

2. Find your embassy or consulate by googling “your country embassy Israel/Turkey”. Americans can register at the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program https://step.state.gov/step/

3. Please try to let the embassy or consulate of your country in Israel or Turkey or Greece know that you are going to be there for the duration of the tour. Register online, or write a letter to them.

Waiver for Biblical Byways

Study-Tour Participants

Traveler’s Name: Affiliation WBT / SIL / TSCO / Other

Dates of Trip ____________________________ Destination(s): ______________________________

In connection with my trip to the above-referenced destinations:

1. I have carefully identified, reviewed and considered the risks of travel to my destinations, and I have registered with the Embassy of my home country.

2. I have been provided a description of the proposed program by the agency that is leading the tour, and, if required, I have received approval from my own employer to attend this tour.

3. I have verified that my health is appropriate for my travels. I accept the fact that if I die in Israel without repatriation insurance, my body will be buried there within 24 hours (for about $8000 at the expense of my family) and not returned to my home country.

4. I hereby release and covenant not to sue Sar-El, Biblical Byways, LLC, Wycliffe Bible Translators, Summer Institute of Linguistics, and their officers from all liability and claims arising out of loss, damage or injury, including death, that I may sustain while traveling to and participating in the Biblical Byways Study-tour. I assume full responsibility for any risks of such loss or personal injury. It is my express intent that this Waiver shall bind the members of my family and spouse if I am alive, and my heirs and personal representative if I am deceased.

5. I know conditions at my destinations may change rapidly. I take it as my responsibility to stay informed of current events on a frequent basis, either by being informed by our tour guide or by obtaining updated security and health information.

4.

TRAVELER’S SIGNATURE DATE(You may “sign” this electronically and send

It from your own computer. If that is not possibleThen you should print it, sign it, and send it by regular post.)

Circle one Specify

Transportation: Each participant will be traveling to and from the designated countries by commercial aircraft, individually contracted. Within the country contracted tour buses and taxis will be used.

Proposed Itinerary is appended: Tour members will stay at the hotels and guest houses as mentioned. The organizers of the tour will make every attempt to identify and avoid unsafe areas. When they do, the itinerary will be changed without prior notice.

Doctor’s Release

If you are over 65 years old, you must have a physical exam and your doctor must sign this form. You may send a scanned copy with the doctor’s signature by email to Biblical Byways via Kathy_Bruce@sil.org or a signed hard copy by April 1, 2018.

Physician’s Recommendation:

My client, __________________________________ appears to be in satisfactory physical condition to

travel to ______________ during (dates) _________________. He / She is ________ years old on this

date.

I understand that the tour will include multiple days of walking quickly on uneven terrain and climbing

many stairs at 2500 ft elevation. The walking is usually done in 15-minute increments, but may total up to

5 miles a day.

This patient, including his/her heart, lungs, back, knees, and hips, seems healthy enough to participate in

such activity for the two-week tour without too much difficulty,

(signed) ____________________________________________

(date) ____________________________

Registration Form, p. 4

BAPTISMDuring the life of Christ on earth, two forms of “baptism” were common—one practiced by the Jews and one

primarily used by the Greeks and Romans. It would seem that Christian baptism may have originated as a combination of the two ideas.

In the time between the Old Testament and the New Testament, people in the Mediterranean world were tiring of polytheism and their old system of worshipping city deities. They began searching for eternal life and for personal satisfaction in religion. Many “mystery religions” developed--named so because they each had secret rites and beliefs and an exclusive membership.

Some of them, such as the Dionysius cult who worshipped the god of wine, were known for their sinful initiation ceremonies involving drunkenness, drinking the blood of a bull, and horrible immorality, but not all of the religions were that bad.

Many, however, may have had a ritual involving immersion in water as an initiation for those entering into the cult. Sometimes that baptism portrayed the death of a “god” and his reincarnation. To them therefore, baptism signified identification with a religion or a god. It made sense for Christianity to adopt immersion in the Roman Empire as a symbol of joining the Christian Church and of partaking in the death and resurrection of Christ.

On the other hand, some of the Jews during that period developed a stern reaction to the pagan influences of the Greeks. They disapproved of how many of their own Sadducee priests had compromised their Jewish faith by following immoral Greek practices, including sacrificing to idols.

The Pharisees especially reacted to this unfaithfulness. They feared that unless they kept the Old Testament Law perfectly, God would judge them severely. Moses had commanded the priests to make sure they were symbolically and ritually pure before they approached the temple of God and made sacrifices. The concerned Jews attempted to be similarly ritually pure before God, so they tried to keep the Sabbath perfectly, ritually washing their hands before meals, etc.

By the 1st Century AD, the Jews had developed synagogues for worship and they used immersion pools for ritual washing. Before anyone entered the synagogue or held the Scriptures in their hands, they would dip themselves in the mikveh to be ritually clean. Obviously Jesus washed in the mikveh often, at least on every Sabbath. This practice of the Jews was an indication of a desire to be pure in all their lives.

Also, among Jews the rite of baptism was used to show identification with a leader. John the Baptist further emphasized the need to turn from sin, and he baptized people in the Jordan River as a symbol of their repentance and desire to live faithful lives. He was eliciting a commitment to holiness. Later we are told that Jesus’ disciples also baptized people, probably in the Sea of Galilee near where he was ministering.

In part, the Believers were joining a movement led by the Messiah, but also they were accepting Jesus’ command to “be perfect, as my Father in Heaven is perfect.” (Matthew 5:48) Jewish followers of Christ continued to

worship in the synagogue, to strive for holiness, and to be immersed regularly in the mikveh. After Christ’s resurrection, Peter preached that people should repent and be baptized (immersed in water), indicating that they accepted his message about Jesus’ life and atoning death. Later in the Greek world the apostles would teach more about baptism as a symbol of being identified with Christ in his death and resurrection. They did not teach that people actually received eternal life through such immersion, or that they would receive automatic holiness by being baptized. Instead, the act was a pledge before God, an affirmation of holiness, and a union with Jesus.

Among the Greeks where Christianity spread, baptism came to be a symbol of identification with Christ’s death and resurrection and a way to become part of the Church. Either way, the ritual

is a personally meaningful commitment to Jesus as Savior and Lord.

First Century Mikveh Pool

For those who wish to declare their desire for holiness or to symbolize their identification with Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord, a baptism ceremony can be held in the Sea of Galilee or the Aegean Sea if we can find a suitable place.

http://www.arcstudies.org/bornagainbaptismbc.html

Payment Summary for

Biblical Byways Study-Tour

to the Holy Lands

TOUR COST: As advertised, per person, in double or triple occupancy

plus airfare to and from Jerusalem1

PAYMENT SCHEDULE: Nonrefundable Deposit, due at Registration2 $ 200 Payments as individually negotiated Balance due: $

TOTAL $ Late fee4 $ 100

I understand that BB will assign me to room with another single personI request a single room and I will forward the additional fee5

I would like to room with _____________________________________ Please assign a suitable roommate for me.

1 Airfare or travel to and from Jerusalem is not covered by the advertised touring fee. 2 Due date for Registration: Israel Tour: November 1 -December 1, 2017

Turkey-Greece Tour: December 15, 2017 - January 15, 2018 3 Balance is due for the Israel tour: February 15, 2018

For the Turkey-Greece tour: March 1, 20184 A late fee is required for final payment submitted after the Balance Due date.

All payments must be lodged with Biblical Byways by the dates specified; cancellation fees apply. 5 If you require a single room, there is an additional $650 charge

for PAYMENTS and to CONTACT US:

Send completed registration and correspondence to: Send payments to:

Biblical Bywaysc/o

Biblicalbyways@gmail.com

Biblical Byways, llc1334 Westridge Dr

Duncanville, TX 75116

Within the USA: Make checks payable to Biblical Byways, LLC

For persons in countries other than the USA, please request the accompanying document “Payment Options”

Registration Form, p. 3

Biblical Byways Payment Options

The Easiest Ways:From within the U.S: send us a check (see option #A.)If you are a WBT member: make a deposit into the SIL account for Biblical Byways (see #B.)If you are overseas: make a bank wire transfer (see #D.) or ECCU member Transfer (See #E);Other options: Cashier’s Check; Western Union; SIL deposit; PayPal (See #F, G, H, or I)

A. Personal Check1. If you have a USA bank account, simply write a check to Biblical Byways for the amount

you intend to send (in US Dollars). This is the simplest and least expensive way to send money.2. Mail it to Biblical Byways, LLC

1334 Westridge DrDuncanville, TX, 75116

B. Mission Transfer1. This is available only to participants who are Wycliffe Bible Translators members2. Ask your local Finance Office to transfer the funds from your personal account to the

SIL Int’l account # 21000-SBBLLC. Note—it is an SIL account, not a WBT account!3. Be sure to label the transfer “PERSONAL FUNDS FROM [YOUR NAME] FOR BIBLICAL BYWAYS”4. Let Les_Bruce@sil.org know that you have made the transfer and watch for the transfer from your account.5. This will involve no extra fees.

C. Bank Wire Transfer From within the US1. Request the Biblical Byways account number from Les & Kathy Bruce2. To send a wire from your bank to the bank of Biblical Byways, submit this information required by your bank: Bank Name: Evangelical Christian Credit Union Address: 955 West Imperial Highway; Brea, CA 92822-2400, U.S.A Account type & number: ministry checking—(Request the account number from the Bruces) Routing number: 322273379 Business name: Biblical Byways, LLC

1334 W. Ridge Drive ; Duncanville, TX 75116-2944 Email: Les_Bruce@sil.org; Telephone: (972) 863-87973. Add the Fee to send a wire transfer, which is determined by your bank.4. Add the ECCU processing fee: $8.00 (USD)

D. Bank Wire from outside the US1. Your international bank needs to route the wire through a SWIFT-connected bank in the USA 2. IF your bank does not have a relationship with a SWIFT-connected US bank, ask them to route your wire through

the Wells Fargo bank—it is connected with ECCU. Swift Code for Wells Fargo: PNBPUS3NNYC.3. Provide your bank with this ECCU account information with the wire instructions (see section #C above if needed).

Beneficiary Name: Biblical BywaysAccount number (Request the account number personally from the Bruce’s)Bank Name: Evangelical Christian Credit Union ECCU Identifier: 322273379Add a note: “PERSONAL FUNDS FROM [YOUR NAME]”

4. Pay your bank separately for their Fee to send a wire transfer.5. Add the ECCU processing fee for overseas wire: $15 to your wire transfer.

Send transfer in US Dollars if possible. This is the most secure way to send money. You must allow two weeks’ process time before the funds will be deposited into our bank. (Note money must be in the Bruce’s account by the hard deadlines for the Deposit & Registration and Balance of fees.

E. Bank Transfer: ECCU 1. If you have an account at the Evangelical Christian Credit Union, you may simply transfer money, in

US Dollars, from your account to the Biblical Byways account.2. Request the ECCU account number from Les_Bruce@sil.org ; then transfer the entire

amount to it. Add a note that says “PERSONAL FUNDS FROM [YOUR NAME]“3. This will not involve fees but you must give the email name Les_Bruce@sil.org .

F. Cashier’s Check1. Have your bank draw up a Cashier’s Check for the amount you intend to send2. Send it by Registered Mail to Biblical Byways, LLC

1334 West Ridge DrDuncanville, TX, 75116

3. Your bank may assess a small charge, and the Post Office will charge for Registered Mail.

G. Western Union1. Have a Western Union office near you Have them send a money order to their office in Texas, U.S.A. for us

to receive it. They will advise you of the costs.2. Email Les_Bruce@sil.org to tell us where to pick it up.

H. SIL Account Deposit Summer Institute of Linguistics and through Wycliffe Bible Translators 1. You may send money from many countries to the SIL finance office to be deposited into a Biblical Byways account.2. You must, however, print this note and enclose it with your payment:

3. Note that the account is an SIL International account, not a WBT account!4. Email Les_Bruce@sil.org and Kathy_Bruce@sil.org to let us know that you have sent money.5. Please provide the Email address and individual’s name who made the transaction for you. 6. Provide your own email address also so that Biblical Byways can issue a receipt

I. PayPal: (There is a maximum of $10,000 per transaction through PayPal.)a. Send a payment by going to the internet at www.paypal.com b. Click on [buy] and then [make a payment].c. Enter your Email address, then the Email of the Biblical Byways CFO: Les_Bruce@sil.org

1. If you have either a linked bank account or a positive balance on your PayPal account...a. Enter the cost of the BB tour for you and your party as the amount, in U.S. dollars b. Below the words Payment Method select [change] c. Select [instant transfer] and use either a linked account or your PayPal account balance to make payment.d. There will be no PayPal fee added.

2. If you have NO linked bank account or no positive balance on your PayPal account...a. Add a processing fee of 2.99% of the amount you owe Biblical Byways; enter the total payment amount. b. You can enter your credit card information with them and no one else will see it.

Example (for payments within the USA): Tour Cost Add Send to PayPal PayPal Fee PayPal Keeps BB Receives $2960 2.99% $3,048.50 2.90% $88.41 $2960.09

3. If you are using Pay Pal from International:a. Enter the amount in US dollars, then [continue]. b. You can enter your credit card information with them and no one else will see it.c. Whatever payment you make, you must add 4.06% of the amount you intend for

Biblical Byways to receive. (This cover’s PayPal’s fees.)

This money is payment from [YOUR NAME] for the Biblical Byways study-tour to be deposited in the SIL Account #21000-SBBLLC. (Biblical Byways, LLC is a partner organization with SIL International. It is not to be assessed.This is personal payment for services rendered, not a contribution.

(Cont.)

Examples (for international payments):

Tour Cost Add Send to PayPal PayPal Fee PayPal Keeps BB Receives $2000 4.06% ($81.20) $2081.20 3.90% $81.17 $2000.03 $2500 4.06% ($101.50) $2601.50 3.90% $101.46 $2500.04

Receipts:1. Whatever payments you make, by whatever method, I will keep track of the fees.2. I will Email you the spread-sheet entry showing the fees and the balance due.3. Or Kathy will write a receipt to you for funds received.3. If you have a problem with the payment, please let me know.

Biblical Byways, LLC1334 West Ridge Dr.Duncanville, TX 75116 USALes_Bruce@sil.org

Les BruceBiblical Byways

Biblical Byways Chronological Study-Tour of Israel

Typical 10-day Itinerary

Join us in studying the Bible in the exact places where its events happened! We’ll not only walk where Jesus walked, we’ll actually experience life as Abraham did and see where the kings ruled and the prophets saw God work mighty miracles.

There will be times for devotion and worship together, and you’ll never be the same again. The Bible will come alive for you—guaranteed!

Itinerary: Day #1 Mon: Arrive Jerusalem; Begin the tour at dinner and Orientation in the hotel

Overnight in JerusalemDay #2 Tues: Patriarchal Life: Hebron; Beer-sheba; Arad; Bedouin Experience;

Overnight in the Negev DesertDay #3 Wed: Conquest of Israel: (Masada); En Gedi; Dead Sea; Qumran; Jericho; Tabernacle Model;

Overnight Ariel in SamariaDay #4 Thurs: Settling the Land: Shiloh; Beth Horon Ridge; Gibeon; Gezer; Qeiyafa; Biblical Plants

Overnight in BethlehemDay #5 Fri: Monarchy: David’s City; Palace; Hezekiah’s Tunnel; Pool of Siloam; Broad Wall; Temple Institute;

Herodium; Shepherd’s FieldsOvernight in Bethlehem

Day #6 Sat: Prophetic Ministry: Caesarea; Mt Carmel; Jezreel Valley; Nazareth VillageOvernight in Tiberias

Day # 7 Sun: Jesus in Galilee: Boat ride; Magdala; Capernaum; Bethsaida; Mt Beatitudes; Tabgha; BaptismOvernight in Tiberias

Day # 8 Mon: Jesus in Jerusalem: Scythopolis; Mt Gilboa; Upper Room; Temple Steps; Mt of Olives; Gethsemane; Via Dolorosa; Bethesda

Overnight in JerusalemDay #9 Tues: Passion of Christ: Garden Tomb; Western Wall; Temple Archaeological Sifting or resting or packing

Overnight in JerusalemDay #10 Wed: Departures

Tour Rate: $2450 (Some subsidized rates and scholarships are available.) $650 Single Room supplement fee.

This rate does not include: Visa, if necessary Airfare to & from Tel Aviv Taxi to & from the airport

This rate includes: Touring by bus, with guide Hotels, All meals each day Tips for guides and drivers

Biblical Byways New Testament Study-Tour

Turkey & Greece 12-day tour

Lystra & Iconium, Antalya — Caravanserai, Cilician Gates… Psidian Antioch, Colossae—Temple of Augustus, Church of St.

Paul, excavations… Hierapolis, Laodicea—Hippodrome, theater, martyrium of Philip… Aphrodisias, Didyma—Roman baths, temple of Apollo Ephesus, Miletus, -- Library, temples of Diana, theater… Smyrna, Sardis— Alexander’s Citadel, churches, ancient synagogue,

gymnasium… The Seven Churches of Revelation—Philadelphia, Thyatira… Pergamum, Troas –Acropolis, Asklepion, harbor… Neapolis, Philippi –Agora, Lydia’s river… Thessaloniki, Berea –Via Egnatia, Jason’s house, synagogue…

And many more Biblical sites!Biblical Teaching

Warm Christian Fellowship Contact Biblicalbyways@gmail.com Registration Due December 1, 2017

Cost $3495Early-bird special $3185 by Dec 15, 2017

Price includes:Comfortable Hotels each nightAll breakfasts and dinnersGuides, transportation

Price does not include:Airfare to Antalya & from AthensLunches, snacks, & souvenirs