​​Have you always wanted to see the Holy Land?

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Would you like to walk where Jesus walked?​

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Do you have a thirst to learn more about the Bible?

​February 9-21, 2026

 

To see the optional insurance policy, click Travel Insurance Info 

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Join Pastor Dave Farley for a trip that will change you!

 

Scheduled events include:

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• Sea of Galilee boat ride

• Behind-the-scenes tour of the Western Wall

• Nature hike at Ein Gedi

• Exploring Herod the Great's Herodium, Caesarea, and Masada

• Making your way through 1750 feet of 2700-year-old Hezekiah’s Tunnel

• Swimming (rather, floating) in the Dead Sea

• Riding a camel in the desert

• Daily devotional messages from Pastor Dave and others at the sites

• Chance to go into the basement of the Church of the Holy Sepulcher

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​Itinerary

(Click on boldfaced words for videos)

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DAY 1 – Monday, February 9, 2026: Flight from Spokane, WA

Today we will start our flight from Spokane to Tel Aviv via wide-body aircraft arriving the next day. Meals served on board.

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DAY 2 – Tuesday,  February 10, 2026:  Flight to Tel Aviv / Netanya

We transfer to our flight to Tel Aviv where we will be met by our guide Andre Shama, He will be with us for the time we are in the Holy Land. Board our bus and travel to the city of Netanya on the Mediterranean to our hotel where we check in for overnight.

HOTEL: Leonardo Plaza in Netanya

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DAY 3 – Wednesday, February 11, 2026: CAESAREA / MT CARMEL / MEGIDDO / NAZARETH / TIBERIAS

This morning we begin our day at Caesarea, a port on the Mediterranean Sea that was built by Herod the Great and dedicated to Augustus Caesar, the Roman emperor. Here you will have a chance to sit in the Roman theater and walk along the coast to see the hippodrome and man-made harbor from 2,000 years ago. We can also see where Herod's palace once stood, with ancient floor mosaics still on the shore. This is considered one of Israel’s major archaeological sites, and the sea makes it one of the most beautiful places in the country. From here we travel up to Mt. Carmel to see the mountain where Elijah took on the priests of Baal, with a panoramic 360-degree view of the entire valley. Next we proceed to Megiddo to see the excavations that unearthed 20 different civilizations. It is better known as “Armageddon” according to the book of Revelation. We then take a step back in time at Nazareth Village, which has been constructed to look like a 1st century village just like Jesus would have known. You will have a chance to talk to a shepherd, carpenter, and others who will converse in their first century way. It is quite an experience! Finally, we make our way to our hotel on the Sea of Galilee for the first night of our three-night stay.

• See a video on Caesarea

• See a video on Megiddo

• See a video on Bet Shean

Hotel: Leonardo Club Tiberias 1 of 3 

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DAY 4 – Thursday, February 12, 2026: HAZOR / DAN / CAESAREA PHILIPPI / GOLAN HEIGHTS / MAGDALA / TIBERIAS

Today we go to the northern part of Israel (Galilee), driving through the Hula Valley to Hazor, where we will see ruins of the powerful Canaanite city destroyed by Joshua and rebuilt by King Jabin and then by Solomon as a chariot city to command upper Galilee. We continue to the northern limits to Dan where we combine a nature walk beside the Upper Jordan with views of the ancient ruins, topped by the Israelite high place that supported a golden calf (I Kings 12). Next we’ll take a short drive to Banias (Caesarea Philippi), dedicated to Pan the Greek god of pastures, flocks and shepherds, where Peter made his great profession of faith. Driving along the base of Mount Hermon, we ascend onto the Golan Plateau for a magnificent view of upper Galilee and have lunch. On our way back, let’s stop by Magdala along the Sea of Galilee and visit Mary Magdalene’s hometown. There is a first century synagogue here, the first to be found in the Galilee region. Return to the hotel in Tiberias for dinner and overnight.

See videos on

• See a video on Baptisms at the Jordan River 

• See a video on the Mount of Beatitudes

• See a video on Capernaum

• See a video on the Jesus Boat and a Boat Ride on the Sea of Galilee

• See a video on Magdala  

Hotel: Leonardo Club Tiberias 2 of 3

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DAY 5 –Friday, February 13, 2026: BET SHEAN / CAPERNAUM / INCLUDED ST. PETER’S FISH LUNCH / MOUNT OF BEATITUDES / BOAT RIDE / TIBERIAS

We begin this morning by traveling to the ancient city of Bet She'an, a site where Saul’s body was hung from the city wall after he was killed. It is a wonderful archaeological site that will help us understand what an ancient city looked like, with a theater, baths, and a large “tell” which we can climb up. This site comprises more than a dozen civilizations and is an awesome place to explore! From here we continue to Capernaum where the home of Peter and the town’s synagogue can be seen. Let’s have lunch at a restaurant to partake of a St. Peter’s fish (or, if you wish, chicken) meal. After lunch, we visit the Mount of Beatitudes—a place where we can read from the Sermon on the Mount. You will have never heard these words like you will today. Our final activity is taking a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee…how exciting! We will have a chance to hear Christian worship music, dance to Jewish songs, and celebrate our time in the Holy Land. We will also see a New Testament boat found two decades ago during a drought dating to the time of the apostles. We will spend the night at the Sea of Galilee for a third night and prepare for our drive south in the morning.

• See a video on Masada

Hotel: Leonardo Club Tiberias 3 of 3

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DAY 6 – Saturday, February 14, 2026: QUMRAN / MASADA / CAMEL RIDE / DEAD SEA

We start the day by taking an extended bus ride down to the Dead Sea, the lowest place on the earth (1300 feet below sea level). After a couple of hours of driving (our longest drive of the trip), we will stop by Qumran, the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were first discovered in 1947. Ancient Jews called the Essenes copied several hundred manuscripts, including the earliest copies we have of the Old Testament and the whole book of Isaiah. We can look around the village where these Jews lived 2,000 years ago. From the village we can see Cave 4, where more than half of the 900+ scrolls were discovered in the 1950s. Next we travel to Masada and ascend by cable car to the magnificent ruins of the fortress where, from AD 70-73, Jewish defenders made their historic stand in the Judean revolt against Rome. We will have a chance to explore as we walk through the storehouses, cisterns, and palaces built by Herod the Great. We climb down Masada on the ramp and head over to a Bedouin camp to ride camels in the desert—how many of your friends have done that? Finally, let's go the Dead Sea where we have planned a special retreat at a resort hotel. This is a place where you can enter the waters of the Dead Sea for a swim and mud yourself. Or, if you’d like, utilize the basement spa area of the hotel—just sit back and let the bubbles relax you.

• See a video on the Herodium

• See a video on Bethlehem

• See a video on the Israel Museum

Hotel: Leonardo Plaza Dead Sea

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DAY 7 – Sunday, February 15, 2026: EIN GEDI / HERODIUM / BETHLEHEM / Mt. of OLIVES OVERVIEW

Let’s start the day right by heading 20 minutes north to Ein Gedi, the place where David found King Saul in a cave. This place is a nature preserve today, giving us a chance to take a hike to the Lower Falls. For those with balance and stamina, we can hike up to the Upper Falls and enjoy God's beauty. Next we'll continue north to the Herodium, the palace set in a conical mountain that was built by Herod the Great and where his tomb was uncovered in 2007. Remember, it was Herod who was visited by the Wise Men. He did what he could to prevent the “King of Kings” from being born, including the “Massacre of the Innocents.” From here, we head to Bethlehem for lunch and stop in the Shepherd's Fields overlooking the city of Bethlehem. Perhaps we could celebrate Christmas a bit early by singing “Silent Night” and hearing a devotional about the importance of Bethlehem, the place where Jesus was born, a direct fulfillment of Micah 5:2. We will also go to Manger Square and visit the Church of the Nativity where Jesus was born in a cave. Finally, we will stop at an Olive Wood shop run by Christians who live in Bethlehem. At last, we head to Jerusalem, the center place for so much that took place in the Bible. This will be our final hotel of the trip, so stretch out and make yourself feel comfortable.

• See a video on the Western Wall

• See a video on the Western Wall

• See a video on Temple Mount

• See a video on Amazing Grace in St. Anne’s Church

Hotel: Ambassador Hotel 1 of 6

 

DAY 8 – Monday, February 16, 2026: RABBI TUNNEL / WESTERN WALL / TEMPLE MOUNT / POOL OF BETHESDA / SOUTHERN STEPS / ISRAEL MUSEUM 

This morning we begin at the Mt. of Olives to overview the entire city of Jerusalem and compare this with the Holy Land model we observed the day before at the Israel Museum. Then we go down the Western Wall, the holiest place for Jews today. You'll have a chance to touch the wall and see the activity in this special place, We will have a special tour of the "Rabbi's" tunnel that takes us closest to the Holy of Holies. It is amazing to see how ancient technology worked. Next we will go up to see Temple Mount, which is where the Dome of the Rock is located. This is the site where the Holy of Holies was located. (See chapter 2 in Where God Came Down.) From here, we will stop by the Pool of Bethesda (John 5) We will eat lunch in the Jewish Quarter and have a chance to see the Cardo, an ancient part of the street from Roman times (Byzantine) as well as part of the ancient wall built 2700 years ago by Hezekiah called the Broad Wall. We'll make our way to the Southern (Teaching) Steps—Jesus was certainly here, right outside the temple itself and end our eventful day. After a quick lunch in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City, we will head over to the Israel Museum and see some ancient artifacts, including pieces of the Dead Sea Scrolls as well as a model city of the ancient city of Jerusalem. We will also have a chance to see such important artifacts as the Pontius Pilate inscription, the Tel Dan stone (with proof of David), and the ossuary of Caiaphas.

• See a video on the Israel Museum

Hotel: Ambassador Hotel 2 of 6

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Day 9 – Tuesday, February 17, 2026: CITY OF DAVID / HEZEKIAH’S TUNNEL / DAVID’S TOMB / AZEKAH (VALLEY OF ELAH) / LACHISH / JERUSALEM

We begin today’s journey at the City of David, as we have a chance to see David's palace. We will then venture down below the ground to see Warren's Shaft, with the chance to hike through Hezekiah's Tunnel that goes back some 2700 years! The water goes up to your knees and is NOT scary...everyone needs to try this as we slosh through 1750 feet from one end to the other. Near the exit of the tunnel is the Pool of Siloam, part of which has been excavated in the last couple of decades--it is currently being excavated and we should see what they have uncovered in the past year. Next, we will walk up the hill to where King David was actually buried in a rock-cut tomb just up the street from the Pool of Siloam. We will return to our bus and head to Azekah, a tell overlooking the Valley of Elah where David fought Goliath. The story will make so much sense as we will be able to overlook where the events described by Samuel actually took place. We'll end our day at Lachish, a place where the Assyrians built a ramp in the early 8th century BC to overtake the last remaining stronghold of Judah--Jerusalem was supposed to be next but God prevented the holy city from ruin.

Hotel: Ambassador Hotel 3 of 6

See a video on the City of David

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DAY 10 – Wednesday,February 18, 2026: A Day of Suffering
Mt. of OLIVES / DOMINUS FLEVIT / GETHSEMANE / BETHANY / YAD VASHEM / JERUSALEM

Suffering is a part of human existence, and so today we commemorate the fact that bad things happen to "good" people--even Jesus. We begin the day at the Mt. of Olives where we can see where we had been walking in the Old City. What a view! For those in hiking condition, we will descend the mount, stopping by the Church of Dominus Flevit. It has a great view of Temple Mount from inside the church and also has a real burial site that was uncovered years ago. We continue down the hill and end at the Garden of Gethsemane. There are olive trees in this garden with root systems going back to the time of Jesus where we can have a devotional! This is where Jesus prayed before getting betrayed and arrested. We then get on our bus and head to the other side of the Mt. of Olives to visit the city of Bethany, where Mary, Martha and Lazarus lived. There is good archaeological evidence for the tomb where Lazarus was laid. You will get to walk into this tomb. We end the day at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Memorial. Yes, even today, people still hate the Jews, and let this morning be a remembrance.

Hotel: Ambassador Hotel 4 of 6

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DAY 11 – Thursday, February 19, 2026: SHILOH / JERICHO / FREE TIME IN JERUSALEM

We head to Shiloh where the Ark of Covenant was located for many years. From here, we head to Jericho where we will see the city conquered by Joshua as the Children of Israel marched around the city seven times. After lunch in Jericho, we will go to the Old City of Jerusalem where you will have a chance to shop before returning to the hotel before dinner.

Hotel: Ambassador Hotel 5 of 6

 

DAY 12 – Friday, February 20, 2026: GARDEN TOMB / PRAETORIUM / CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHER  FREE TIME

Let's see the first possibility for where Calvary was located and have communion at what is called "Gordon's Calvary." From here, we will head to Jerusalem's wall where Pilate judged Jesus called the Praetorium, just outside Herod’s palace. Then we will take the less traditional (but more accurate route than the Via Dolorosa) walk to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher—this is the place where Jesus was crucified and buried.will cut through the incense so we can understand the historical significance of this site. We are now in the perfect place to do some more shopping, so let's take our final chance to do so. (Those who would like to hike on the rampart wall walk with Eric to the Dung Gate and the Jewish Quarter can do so--closes at 2 p.m. where we can eat lunch. We'll catch our bus back to our hotel in Jerusalem where we can pack.

• See a video on the Church of the Holy Sepulcher​

Hotel: Ambassador Hotel 6 of 6

 

DAY 13 - Saturday, February 21, 2025: Return home to Spokane

We say goodbye to Jerusalem as we board our bus for an hour-long ride to the Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv. It has been a wonderful experience ​

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Itinerary subject to change while touring for the best interest of the group.

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Cost for Land Only: $5095 (all inclusive, air not incl)

Single room is $1430 additional
Flight Cost out of Spokane: $1920 (in addition to land cost)

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Arrive
Alaska Air 1382  February 9 Spokane to LA   640A  930A 

Lufthansa 457  February 9 LA to Frankfurt, Germany  305P  1100A (February 10)

Lufthansa  694  February 10 Frankfurt to Tel Aviv  215P 720P 

 

Depart

Lufthansa 683  February 21  Tel Aviv to Munich   700A  1005A 

Lufthansa 452  February 21 Munich to LA  1200P 315P

Alaska Air February 21  LA to Spokane   755P  1033P 

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$100 off the trip for those flying with the group out of Spokane if we bring 45 or more people

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The Group Flight will be determined soon. Currently we are taking a wait list, so if you would like to join this tour, write Eric (eric@mrm.org)​​

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What does the land only trip cost include?

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• Full-time guide / bus / driver 

• All 4-star hotels

• All admission fees

• 2 meals each day, breakfast and dinner buffets

• A St. Peter’s fish lunch

• All taxes and tips (guide/driver/hotel and restaurant staff)

• Travel Diary of the Holy Land, specifically for your trip (designed and produced by Eric Johnson

• Email correspondence throughout the months preceding the trip from Eric Johnson, including teaching, tips, video links, etc.

• A 50-day Devotional Preparation Guide 

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And so much more!

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Not included: Optional insurance policy, domestic/international air, most lunches, snacks/drinks, and souvenirs.

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Questions you may have

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Who is organizing this trip?

Eric Johnson (bio below) is the organizer. Our professional travel agency working on all the details is Pilgrim Tours, based in Pennsylvania. Pastor Dave Farley is the host.​

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Is there unlimited room for sign ups?

We are taking one bus only and no more than 55 passengers

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Who will be our guide?

Andre Shama is our guide whom I have used regularly since 2017 on 10 different trips. He is a Christian from Nazareth and lives with his wife and 2 children in Haifa, Israel.  In addition, devotionals throughout the trip will be delivered by the pastors and qualified laypeople.

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What if I am coming by myself? Could I get a roommate?

The cost of the trip is based on double occupancy. We have a number of single people considering this trip. You have 2 options:

1. You can request a single room, which will cost $1430 extra

2. You can request a roommate--at this time, we cannot guarantee finding you a roommate.

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Will there be a lot of walking?

If you go to Disneyland, you know that you will easily put in 5 miles the day you’re there. In Israel, it’s similar. To see the sites, the buses will drop us off and we will need to walk to get to the site(s). On the average day, we will cover between 3 to 6 miles, although not all at once. Generally we will get on and off the bus an average of 5-6 times each day. If you get tired, you are free to stay with the bus, as our driver stays with the bus when we are gone. Our day typically begins at 6 a.m. wake-up call, 6:30 breakfast, and 7:30 drive away from the hotel. We usually try to get back to the hotel by 5:30 p.m. Dinner is usually at 6:30 p.m.

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Will there be education in the months before we go?

Eric Johnson begins sending regular emails in April 2025. This will be his 18th organized Israel trip since 2009 and he has a lot of experience getting people prepared–physically, mentally, and spiritually—to go on this trip of a lifetime. In addition, Eric will visit GCF North in October 2025 to teach and prepare the travelers for a trip that will forever change the way they read the Bible.

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Do we need passports and visas?

Passports, YES! Your passport (of your national country, including UK, Australia, etc.) is needed. For US passports, yours should not expire before September 2025 or you will need to renew it. You can apply for a passport at your local post office. Do yourself a favor and obtain this well in advance! A visa is also required, but we will be guided by the agency in getting this.

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What about the COVID regulations?

No vaccinations are required. 

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What about safety?

Despite the recent conflict in Gaza, I have to be honest, I feel much more safer in Israel, even in the West Bank, than I do in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Seattle, and Washington DC! The entire time we are in Israel, safety will be our highest priority. If anything ever happens in a particular area during our trip, we will avoid that place–the guide will be in constant communication with the authorities. Also understand that governmental security is all around us, especially in sensitive areas such as Temple Mount and the Western Wall. Security is tighter in the Ben Gurion Airport than anywhere in the world. I usually hear people tell me, "I never felt in danger ever during my trip." So, in conclusion, I believe this is a very safe trip, or I would not have brought every member of my family. I have traveled to Israel since 1990. To see a video on the issue of safety, click here.

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Videos from the 2022 Israel Tour (click)​

Pastor Bryan Hurlbutt

Beryl Odowd

Kirk and Kristen Pagel

Dr. "Chip" Yates

Videos from the 2023 Israel Tours (click)

Russell Leung

Matt Slick, CARM.org

Al and Carolyn Goetz

Jason Petermann

Chad Barrett

Andrew and Yim Rappaport, Striving for Eternity

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Comments from Eric's latest trips

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"The trip  I took to Israel with Eric Johnson was an amazing experience! It makes the Bible come alive when you can see where Jesus and his disciples walked. I recommend anybody who is thinking about going on an  Israel trip to do so, It is an experience you will never forget."

--Stacey (March 2022)

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"This was far and away the best trip I’ve ever taken! We spent almost two weeks not only seeing most of the significant biblical locations in Israel but also being reminded of the biblical stories and history of why the locations are important by our amazing tour guide. It was like a semester of seminary was packed into ten days. To top it all off we stayed in great hotels and ate wonderful food the whole time."

--Pastor Jason Upchurch (February 2023)

Redeemer Bible Church, Deer Park, WA

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"My trip with Eric Johnson was fantastic! As a leader on our trip, I was able to enjoy the sites and the activities without having to worry about overseeing the small details. Eric did a thorough and fantastic job of preparing our trip, organizing the details, and making sure everything went flawlessly. I could not be more pleased with his leadership and his attention to detail!“

--Pastor Jim Osman (February 2023)

  Kootenai Community Church (Idaho) 

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"I would highly encourage anyone who is even remotely interested in visiting Israel to go on a trip with Eric . It was obvious from the get-go he goes over and above the basics of a normal trip. He is first rate at what he does, and because of that my experience in Israel was 1000% better than expected. They say you will never read the Bible the same way again, and it's totally true!"

--Niki Maxim (February 2023)

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"Eric Johnson put together a state-of-the-art tour that was jam-packed with archeology, old and new testament survey, and current cultural events. Every day of the trip was full enough to make the entire trip worthwhile.  If you are considering a trip to the Holy Land, I would highly recommend going with Eric Johnson. He partners with a great Israeli guide as well as bus driver, which has made all the difference."

--Scott Foster, Tucson, AZ (February 2023)

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"As a life-long student of the Bible now in my 70's, my recent trip with Eric to Israel was one of the highlights of my life. Eric did a remarkable job of preparing us in every way, organizing an enthralling and freshly informative itinerary, arranging for safe and comfortable accommodations, and ensuring a well-informed, enthusiastic and skilled support staff. Many gaps in my own understanding of the land were filled in; I will never read the Bible the same way again. In short, I highly recommend Eric's tours; you won't be disappointed."

--Ray Warwick (February 2023)

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"The trip itself exceeded all expectations.  We saw an incredible amount of Biblical sites and Israel in 12 days.  The tour went so smoothly, with great group dynamics. It is so true that the Bible comes to life after you have been to the Holy Land in person.  I will never read the Bible the same again.  Thank you so much for orchestrating this trip of a lifetime."
--Debby Donnelly (February 2023)

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"Wow!  Our trip to Israel with Eric Johnson was by far the best trip we have ever taken.  Our expectations, which were very high, were greatly exceeded.  We will never read our Bible the same again.  Life changing!"

--Ron Maxwell (March 2023)

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"Thank you so much for putting together a wonderful trip of Biblical history. We stood in many places where God came down as far back as Abraham’s time recorded in Genesis. Places I never dreamed of being able to see and experience. What a trip of a lifetime."

--Frank Edwards (March 2023)

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"Traveling to Israel allowed me to see, touch and feel the land I had dreamed of my entire life.  The Bible came more alive than I could ever imagine. Seeing living history, meeting the peoples, walking the areas, all cemented in my soul the wonders of the Bible. You will never read, hear or see the Bible the same."

--Ruth Knight Pagac (March 2023)

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"Only a couple weeks after the trip, I am already reading my Bible like I never have before! I read through Amos this week and actually enjoyed it for the first time ever, since I could visualize what was happening at the time of the Assyrian captivity and now know the history and geography of many of the sites mentioned. I recommend this trip to the utmost--every Christian should experience this at least once. I guarantee that you will never be the same, nor will you ever read the Bible the same! My new saying after this trip is, "If I ever had a reason to doubt the Bible, now I have a million and one reasons to trust it." God's Word is so good, and it is without flaw. Thank you, Eric, for everything that you did to coordinate our trip and for the memories that we now have for the rest of our lives!"

--Rachel Miller (March 2023)

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"What an amazing time seeing my Bible come to life with Real People, Real Places and Real Events! Eric planned a full educational tour that kept me wanting more time to soak it in and more details. My mind was stretched but my heart was softened concerning the future of this beautifully historic country. Worth every investment!"

-- Julie (March 2023)

 

Check out these videos 

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About trip organizer Eric Johnson

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Eric Johnson has taken more than 650 people, including more than two dozen pastors, to Israel and other biblical lands since 2009! This will be his 18th organized trip since 2009. Those who have come with him have had the chance to learn how the Bible speaks about real people and real places while describing historical events. Eric believes that everyone should come to the Holy Land and experience this incredible place for themselves in order to make the Bible come alive. Reading God’s Word will never be the same!

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Eric is married to Terri (36 years) and has three daughters. He is also the grandfather of Holly Lou, born August 1, 2023. After teaching Bible classes in Southern California for 17 years (as  well as more than a decade teaching English as an adjunct professor at Grossmont Community College), he and his wife moved to Utah in order to become a full-time Evangelical Christian missionary to the Mormon people. He received his Master’s of Divinity degree in 1991 and has written several books, including Answering Mormons Questions (with Bill McKeever, Kregel, 2013), Mormonism 101 (with Bill McKeever, Baker Books, 2015), Mormonism 101 for Teens (MRM, 2016) and Sharing the Good News with Mormons (Harvest House, 2018, co-edited with Sean McDowell). His newest book Introducing Christianity to Mormons was published by Harvest House Publishers in September 2022. 

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Previous trips to Israel organized by Eric Johnson​

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• 1990 (passenger on a tour led by Dr. Ronald Youngblood, my professor at Bethel Seminary San Diego and a translator of the 1978 New International Version)

• 2009 (CHS): 47 students, teachers, parents, staff from Christian High School in El Cajon, CA in April

• 2011 38 students, teachers, parents, staff from three different Christian high schools in March

• 2012 (CHS): 43 students, teachers, parents, staff from CHS in March

• 2013 (Adult): 45 adult travelers, including several pastors in February

• 2015 (Adult): 18 adult travelers in February

• 2017 (Adult): 55 adult travelers in February, including five pastors (Feb-March 2017)

• 2018 (Adult): 27 adult travelers in February, including members from Clairemont Emmanuel Baptist Church in San Diego

• 2018 (CHS/CVCS) 57 students and parents from two different Christian schools in March

• 2019 (Covenant Retirement Communities): 41 adult travelers from the Western U.S. in February and March

• 2019 (Private group to Turkey, Greece, Italy): 15 adult travelers in March

• 2020 (Church group): 47 adult travelers from Southern California in February and March

• 2020 : 22 adult travelers mostly from Southern California and Utah in March

• 2022: 42 adult travelers mostly from Utah in February/March

• 2022: 46 adult travelers to Footsteps of Paul (Turkey/Greece/Italy) in October

• 2023: 51 adult travelers from the Pacific Northwest in February

• 2023: 53 adult travelers from all over the U.S in February/March

• 2023: 44 adult travelers to Jordan in October

• 2024: 47 adult travelers to Footsteps of Paul (Turkey/Greece/Italy) in October

 

Please, I encourage you to talk to anyone who has been on one of my previous trips and they will tell you, “Go!” You will never see more than on my trips. I guarantee it will be something you will never regret.

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See the video Welcome to Israel!

Any questions? Write Eric (eric@mrm.org)

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