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"In my work as a pastor, I've continued to rely on the geography of Jesus as a way of understanding both the human and divine story. We'll stay in old Nazareth, walk the way of Jesus, spend time in the Old City of Jerusalem and stay with families in Bethlehem---uncovering both the ancient holy and the everyday holy of today while in this beautiful and contested place. The stories of Jesus and the Text come alive in new ways--provoking new questions and invigorating insights when walking ancient paths and retracing pilgrim ways." Steve Kriss, ABD, trip co-leader and adjunct professor in practical theology.
"One of m
y greatest regrets when I was in seminary was not having the opportunity to participate in the living history of Christ and the Bible by traveling to the Holy Land. So please do not miss this opportunity--now available to students at Biblical Seminary--to walk the paths of Jesus, to visit with local Christians, and to explore the great places and sights of the Bible. Come refresh your faith and enliven your studies. I'll see you there!" Derek Cooper, PhD, trip co-leader and visiting professor church history and New Testament
$500 deposit due by August 15, 2010.
Cost: $2,750 plus tuition (auditors welcome)
Classroom dates are October 7 and 21, November 4, and December 2, 2010
Course name: PT581 The Holy Land in Context (3 credits), taught by Steve Kriss and Derek Cooper.
The trip will take students on the Jesus Trail.
Read about this historic trail at The Jesus Trail.