Edengate

• Ireland, England

On this tour, for over 10 days you follow the life and faith of C.S. Lewis from the colleges and pubs of Oxford to the Mourne Mountains and coast of Northern Ireland, where he grew up and found much of his imagination. You hear Oxford professors lecture, visit The Kilns, and walk the landscapes that shaped his writing.

• Middle East

This 15-day journey follows the story of the Bible across three countries, from the pyramids of Egypt to the streets of Jerusalem. You will climb Mount Sinai at sunrise, walk into Petra, float in the Dead Sea and sail on the Sea of Galilee.

• Middle East

If Israel is the destination you have in mind, this 10-day tour covers the whole of it, from the shores of Galilee to the Old City of Jerusalem. The itinerary is built around the places where Scripture happened, so a morning at Capernaum or an afternoon on the Mount of Olives reads like a chapter of the Gospels come to life.

• Germany

This seven-day tour follows two of the most influential figures in German church history, Martin Luther and Dietrich Bonhoeffer, across Germany. You begin in Berlin, travel through the heart of the Reformation in Wittenberg, Erfurt and Eisenach, and finish in Bavaria. It is a compact route that covers a great deal: the church door where the 95 Theses were posted, the castle where the Bible was translated into German, and the sites where Bonhoeffer’s witness is remembered.

• Ireland

This eight-day tour starts in Dublin and heads north, giving you the city, the coast and the countryside of the island in one trip. You get the big names, like the Giant’s Causeway and Titanic Belfast, and plenty of smaller experiences too, such as baking bread in a farmhouse kitchen and taking a ferry across Strangford Lough.

• Ireland

This nine-day tour starts in Dublin and loops through the south and west of Ireland, covering the places most people hope to see when they visit. You tour castles and gardens, drive the Ring of Kerry, stand at the edge of the Cliffs of Moher and take a ferry out to the Aran Islands. The evenings bring traditional music, good food and a pint of good beer.

• Turkey

This 12-day tour in Turkey combines the churches named in the Book of Revelation with the landscape of Cappadocia. You begin in Istanbul with Hagia Sophia and Topkapi Palace, fly to Cappadocia for its cave churches and underground cities, and then travel west through Paul’s journeys in Acts to the ancient cities of the Aegean coast.

• Turkey

This 10-day Turkey tour gives Istanbul three full days and then follows the seven churches of Revelation across western Turkey. You have time to take in the city properly, including a Bosphorus boat trip, before a short flight to Izmir starts the journey through the ancient cities of the Aegean. The tour ends at Miletus and Didyma.

• Italy

This 14-day tour covers Italy’s greatest cities and countryside, from the canals of Venice to the Amalfi Coast, with beauty and art at the center of it all. You see Michelangelo’s David, walk through the Vatican, taste wine in Tuscany and visit Assisi, the home of St. Francis. The days are paced with free afternoons, so you can wander on your own, and the evenings are full of good meals.

• Middle East

This 10-day tour of Israel starts in Jerusalem and covers the whole country of Israel. You walk the Old City, tunnel through Hezekiah’s Tunnel, float in the Dead Sea and spend several days around the Sea of Galilee. The route also reaches less visited places like Jericho, Hazor, Dan and the Golan Heights.

• Italy

This 13-day tour takes you from the canals of Venice to Michelangelo’s David in Florence, the hill towns of Tuscany, St. Francis’s Assisi and the Vatican and Colosseum in Rome. Between the sights, you worship and share fellowship with Italian churches, including the Serenissima Church and a new church plant in Conegliano, and you eat with locals.

• Greece, Turkey

This 14-day tour follows the Apostle Paul from the first European church at Philippi to Athens, where he preached on Mars Hill, and then carries on by sea to the cities of Acts and Revelation. On land you stand at the river where Lydia was baptized, see the ruins of the prison where Paul and Silas sang at midnight (Acts 16), and visit Berea, where the believers searched the Scriptures daily to test what Paul taught. At Delphi you see the pagan world he spoke into. You then board a Windstar ship in Athens and sail to Ephesus, where Paul taught in the Great Theatre and to Patmos, where John received the vision of Revelation in a cave.

• Germany

This 12-day tour follows the Reformation across four countries, from Jan Hus in Prague to John Calvin in Geneva. It is the broadest way to see where the movement began and how it spread, with a tour director and a deluxe motor coach carrying you through Czechia, Germany, France and Switzerland.

• Scotland

Join us for twelve days packed with history, scenery and conversation, this tour makes room for it all. You follow the story of the faith from the first Christians at Whithorn and St. Columba’s island of Iona to the martyrs of St. Andrews and John Knox in Edinburgh. Along the way there are Highland glens, distilleries, castles, a sheepdog demonstration and the Edinburgh Military Tattoo. An optional extension carries on to Holy Island and Alnwick Castle for travellers who want a couple more days.

• Middle East

This eight-day tour shows you the beauty of the country of Jordan. You start in Amman, move on to the Roman city of Jerash and the rose-red rock of Petra, spend a night under the stars in Wadi Rum and finish at the Dead Sea. There is a lot of local food and time with local believers, and a good number of optional extras, from a hot air balloon ride to a hike up to the Monastery.

• Middle East

  Dec 27 - Jan 11

Step into the story on a journey through Egypt, Jordan, and Israel, walking where Moses, the prophets, and Jesus shaped the drama of redemption. Encounter the landscapes, history, and cultures that frame the Exodus and its fulfilment in Christ. Bring Scripture to life while remembering that the heart of the pilgrimage is not a place, but Christ Himself and the hope of the ultimate promised land.