Paul visited Greece on his second and third missionary journeys, where his work formed the foundation of some of Christianity’s earliest congregations. Our trip begins in northern Greece where we’ll walk on a well-preserved section of the ancient road, the Via Egnatia, at Neapolis. We then visit Philippi and Thessalonica, whose churches received letters from Paul. After visiting Berea, we’ll drive to Greece’s west coast to visit Actium – where Octavian defeated Antony and Cleopatra in the famous battle in 31 B.C., and nearby Nicopolis, where Paul spent the winter. Next we’ll see the oracle site of Delphi and the Gallio inscription in its museum. We’ll visit Corinth where Paul ministered for 1 ½ years and wrote two letters to the church there. We end our tour with visits in and around Athens and Piraeus. Join me for this immersion into the world of Paul in ancient Greece!