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Journey of Faith Fall 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Olive trees that could be 2000 years old
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picture from Ibillin last week
The Last Supper
Melvin and Dave - ready to go home
Closing worship and communion
In the middle of the day....
Locals come hear to prepare their savory dishes
The narrow, colorful, exciting lanes of the Old City
The last day...
Badar Rabadi
Masada
A seemingly impenetrable fortress
The Masada ruins high on the bluff
Herod's impressive palace at Masada
Good laughs with Badar
The Essenes
Qumran cave #4
Qumran and the Rift Valley worship
The Dead Sea
If only you had faith as large as a mustard seed...
Larry leads a time of prayer and reflection
Pilgrims share how they have been helped along thi...
The desolate road to Jericho
A day in Jesus' birthplace
David Kwon leads worship
Worship at the Shepherd's Field
Entering the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem
Divine light pouring into the chancel area
The nave of The Church of the Nativity
Entering the nativity chamber
Pilgrims exiting the nativity chamber
Leaving Berhlehem through the checkpoint
Henry Carse
Father McGarry of the Tantur Ecumenical Institute
Father Michael Mcgarry
Golgotha, the "place of the skull"
The Garden Tomb
He is not here; He is risen!!
Bread and wine at the Garden Tomb
Footwashing by servant Tom
The Church of St Peter Gallincantu
The "Pit" where first century prisoners were beate...
Worship on the first century steps leading up to C...
Another feast - this time at the Naverna Restauran...
Larry journaling in the Golden Walls lobby at the ...
Triumphal entry route
An entrepreneur along the way...
Palm sunday walk
Olive trees that could be 2000 years old
Obviously not a Protestant congregation
The sanctuary at the Garden of Gethsamane
David, Margie, Suzan, and Peter lead the singing i...
Garden of Gethsamane
Worship and reflection time in the garden
Entering the gates of the city
St Anne's by the pool of Bethesda, where Jesus hea...
St Anne's Church
Helpful info
Bronze markers along the Via Delarosa
The second station of the cross along the Via Dela...
Holy Sepulcher
We need peace
Every meal is an occasion for good conversation, l...
In the heart of the old city
Mt of Olives
From Jerusalem, the four gospels to the four corne...
Refreshing pomegranate - a local favorite after a ...
The day begins with worship...
The northwest corner of the Sea of Galilee from Arbel
From Arbel, we can view the locations of the vast ...
Megiddo overlook
The tremendous granary on top of the Tel
Protecting the vital suplies
Big Dave on the beach
The Mediterranean
Old Roman aqueduct
Inside the old Crusader gate into the city
Historical explanations are always appreciated
Leslie stands with the ruins of the great palce be...
Badar, our guide
Tom on his 65th in the Caesarea theater
Tom's birthday
Our last day at the Scots Hotel
A "bird of paradise" in God's country
The bright and beautiful often resides just next t...
Galilee is more beautiful than visitors often expect
The ever present olive tree
The ever present Jerusalem cross
The Sea of Galilee
A day of Sabbath rest in Galilee
The Light shines in the darkness and the darkness ...
A new place of worship rooted in the traditions of...
The sanctuary at Ibillin
Worship
A day that will be remembered
Michael Chacour kindly gave us a tour of the facility
Happy children greeted us in the school lobby, cla...
Mar Elias Educational Institute
Our visit concluded in a classroom of 6th graders
Today was extraordinary
The waterfall at Banias
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