Interfaith Experience: Sharing Roots Of Faith

“I will guide you along the best pathway for your life.” (Psalm 32:7-8)

Interfaith tourism is about experiencing Israel with those whose faiths are different and discovering what makes us similar.

Discover and experience the shared roots of your faith with Living Bible Travel. Experience some of the holiest sites of Christianity and Judaism, and engage one another in your shared spiritual journey.

Israel is filled with wonders of biblical history. Let Living Bible Travel help you forge new connections amongst your fellow travellers and their faiths, as well as strengthen your own. Our custom trips are designed to build intercultural bridges amongst inter-faith travelers from synagogues and churches, as well as couples or families of interfaith beliefs.

Explore, not as mere tourists but as visionaries representing multiple faiths and traditions. Pray, learn and immerse yourself in the land of the Bible, and cultures of its people. We will help you traverse the Holy Land using the Bible as a road map to spiritual discovery.

This is your tour. Living Bible Travel will help you design and implement the experience you want and create memories of a lifetime.

• Take a tour of the City of David, the archeological site of ancient Jerusalem. Venture inside the area in which many archeologists believe the remnants of the palace of King David are still buried. Marvel at the ingenuity of the Canaanites and Hezekiah who constructed tunnels to bring water to the city’s residents.
• Pray at the Kotel Ha-Ma’aravi, the Western Wall, one of the holiest places of the Jewish faith.
• Revere at the significance of the Southern Wall, site of the southern Temple Mount excavations. The Southern Wall of the Temple Mount was the southern side of the Second Temple in Jerusalem and was the main route for approaching and accessing the Temple.
• Visit Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth.
• Walk through the Old City of Jerusalem.
• Sail on the Sea of Galilee in a replica wooden “Jesus Boat.”
• Climb the Mount of Beatitudes where Jesus gave His Sermon on the Mount.
• Walk the Via Dolorosa where Jesus carried His cross to Calvary.
• Pray at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Kiss the stone on which Jesus’s body lay and was anointed after death and before entombment.
• See the Garden Tomb where many believe the foot of Jesus left the earth in ascension.
• Open your Bible, read from Scripture on the banks of the River Jordan and atop Mount Zion.
• Traverse to Masada, a World Heritage site, where the Jews fought their last stand against Roman legions.

“I will guide you along the best pathway for your life.” (Psalm 32:7-8)

Tell us what you want for your group and we will tailor the tour of a lifetime.

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