While there are many stories connected to the walls of Jerusalem, it is the story of its gates which holds special significance. Currently, there are seven open gates and four sealed gates. The open gates still serve residents and visitors streaming to Jerusalem’s markets, as well as entry to sacred and historic sites. Map of the...Read More

Renowned for its reputation as a holiday hot spot for flocks of tourists, Kusadasi is arguably the most popular cruise ship port on the Turkish Aegean coastline. Replete with all the trappings of a beach town, Kusadasi boasts charming resorts, an active entertainment and shopping scene, and miles of beach and turquoise waters. This former...Read More

Trees play an important role in the Bible as a symbol of faith, strength, righteousness, and rebirth. Our intimate connection to trees is displayed throughout Scripture. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that Israel—the land of the Bible—has its own celebration in honor of trees. The holiday of Tu Bishvat is known colloquially as...Read More

While in Jerusalem, the City of David is a must-see destination that will whisk you back to the ancient Jerusalem of Scripture, a place of history and prophecy where miracles flourished. Captured by King David from the Jebusites over 3,000 years ago (2 Samuel 5:6-7), the City of David, also known as the “stronghold of...Read More

Nestled on Israel’s northern coast, just above Tel Aviv, the ancient port city of Acre (or as the locals call it, Akko) is one of the world’s oldest cities and certainly one of the most heavily fortified. Fast becoming a popular travel destination—and one of many historic rest stops along Israel’s azure Mediterranean coast, Akko...Read More

Hanukkah is a very special time of year for Jewish people in Israel and all over the world. Known as the “Festival of Lights,” the holiday originated over 2,000 years ago, when the Jewish people were ruled by the oppressive Syrian king Antiochus, who looted and desecrated the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem, outlawed the Jewish...Read More

Nestled in the heart of Jordan, Madaba is a city that enchants visitors with its rich tapestry of biblical history and culture. Known as the “City of Mosaics,” Madaba is home to some of the most intricate and well-preserved mosaics from the early Christian era, making it a significant destination for Christians and history enthusiasts...Read More

Nestled in the heart of Greece, Corinth is a destination that invites travelers to step back in time and explore the intertwining paths of ancient history and Christian faith. Corinth offers visitors a unique opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul and experience the vibrant culture of an ancient city that played...Read More

In the heart of Los Angeles, California, lies the Museum of Tolerance, a beacon of hope and education that transforms history’s darkest chapters into lessons of compassion and understanding. Established by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, this museum is dedicated to promoting understanding and preserving the history of the Holocaust. It engages visitors through interactive exhibits,...Read More

Perhaps no civilization has made so many contributions to the world than ancient Egypt. The Egyptian Museum is unique as the first purpose-built museum in the Middle East, housing national treasures like jewelry, coffins, paintings, and papyrus documents. In 1895, French architect Marcel Dourgnon won an international competition to design a building to house and...Read More