A Different Kind of Holy Land Pilgrimage

I've been dreaming about leading a Holy Land pilgrimage that's a little different from the usual tour.

Imagine waking each morning to worship together, then heading out to explore the places where our faith took root. By early afternoon, we'd return—not to rush off to the next destination, but to make room for something deeper.

There would be opportunities for solitude, journaling, spiritual direction, and personal renewal. And plenty of unhurried time to wander the streets, soak in the culture, meet the people, and simply explore—with no particular place to go and no agenda to keep.

Each evening, we'd gather for worship, teaching, and ministry together—learning to pray for one another, exploring the person and work of the Holy Spirit, and putting spiritual gifts into practice.

Part pilgrimage, part spiritual retreat, and part adventure. A chance not only to walk where Jesus walked, but to grow in our walk with him today.

If this sounds like something you'd love to experience or bring to your church, I'd love to hear from you. Let's dream about it together!