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You’re invited to join us on a 11 day, all-inclusive Israel, Jordan Study Tour.
You will be immersed in the land and lessons of the Bible as you’re led on a journey through Scripture while your local guide and driver will bring the past and present culture of Israel and Jordan alive to all your senses.
Unlike other Holy Land tours, this tour is solely focused on bringing Scripture to life through first-hand experiences in the places the stories actually happened. An all-inclusive trip ensures you're free to focus on each moment without worrying about lodging, tips, transportation, entrance fees, food or water.
We’ve built into our study tours everything you need for an enjoyable and educational trip. We want you to be fully focused on the lessons and experiences you’ll encounter, and not be distracted by local tipping practices, transportation arrangements, or meal planning.
We believe that as a Study Tour participant you’re not a mere tourist—you’re an investment! This is evident from the moment you book your trip, through to the time you return home to share what you’ve learned with your friends and family.
Our seasoned guides and ministry partners do so much more than handle the details and keep things on schedule. Our local guides have personal experience and intimate knowledge of the places and events you’ll examine, and our ministry partner’s teachers have a shepherd’s heart and a passion for God’s word.
The guides have been so personable and so knowledgeable and so friendly. There's just never a bad day for these guys. They make you very comfortable throughout the trip.
— SteveWe got to walk the land and it made our bibles come alive, and my son being 17, he needed it to come alive. It solidified his foundation in his faith.
— JoeyGTI has done such a great job of taking care of everything... allowing us to feel at home and really focus on the things we needed to from the very beginning.
— JordanLauna Vaughn has served on staff at Hope Fellowship for nearly 25 years and has led numerous mission and educational trips around the world. She is passionate about helping people grow in their faith, deepen their understanding of God's Word, and discover the unique gifts God has given them. Launa loves creating environments where meaningful relationships can flourish. Whether exploring biblical history, serving alongside others, or sharing experiences together, she is committed to helping participants build friendships that extend far beyond the trip itself. Her desire is for every traveler to return home not only with a greater knowledge of Scripture and the land of the Bible, but also with a deeper connection to God and to one another. Launa considers Israel one of the most impactful places a believer can visit, bringing the pages of Scripture to life in a powerful and unforgettable way.
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Welcome to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. After we arrive at the Amman airport and our luggage is collected we will be met by our Jordanian hosts who will take us directly to our hotel for a good night’s sleep.
The enchanting rose-red façades of Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, beckon, but not before we visit Mount Nebo, the place where God brought Moses to look into the Promised Land. You'll see the Madaba Mosaic Map that covers the floor of the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George and have the opportunity to watch local artists create beautiful mosaics. We arrive in Petra later that evening for a fantastic dinner at our hotel where we'll spend the night before exploring this amazing site in the morning.
Today, we venture into the remarkable Nabataean city of Petra, featuring breathtaking canyons and stunning rock-cut architecture. Enjoy a memorable donkey ride as we finish up our time in this picturesque landscape. After lunch, we will head south to the spectacular Wadi Rum. Once we check into our tents, we will head out for a jeep ride as we explore the sites and watch a fantastic sunset. Our Bedouin friends will have a traditional supper for us called Zarb (a roasted lamb and/or chicken feast) waiting for us when we return. We’ll say goodnight and make our way to our personal tents, where we’ll spend the evening “glamping” at Sun City Camp.
After a great night of stargazing and enjoying the amazing sunrise (with an option to ride camels), we’ll make our way by motor coach from Jordan into Israel via the Arava border crossing. Once in Israel, we will be greeted by our Israeli hosts and make a stop to see the Tabernacle replica in the Negev Wilderness before heading to our hotel for a float in the Dead Sea.
Today is spent in the Negev, where we’ll take a cable car to the top of Masada, the fortress where Jewish defenders made their last stand against the Romans in 73 AD. Next, we’ll visit Ein Gedi, where David hid from Saul and penned many of the Psalms. Continuing to Qumran, we’ll explore the area where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found and then finish our day by arriving at Ein Gev Hotel, which will be our home for the next three days. Fellowship, reflection, and relaxation will come easily over dinner and a beautiful sunset next to the Sea of Galilee.
Today, we follow Jesus to Caesarea Philippi, where he asked the disciples the essential question, “Who do you say that I am?”. Enjoy the views from the Golan Heights as we make our way to the Hula Valley and then down to the Jordan River.
Start the morning with breakfast overlooking the Sea of Galilee as we continue our Journey. Today, we’ll explore the region where Jesus did over 90% of his miracles and teachings. Visit Capernaum (Jesus’ hometown) as well as the Mount of Beatitudes, where Jesus gave the famous Sermon on the Mount. Finish the day enjoying an evening boat ride on the Sea of Galilee.
Today, we begin by crossing through the fertile Jezreel Valley, where so many decisive battles in Scripture took place. From there, we make our way toward the Coastal Plain and the great Roman harbor city of Caesarea Maritima, the capital of Judea in the first century. We continue south into the rolling hills of the Shephelah, stopping at the ancient site of Azekah, overlooking the very valley where David faced Goliath (1 Samuel 17). Our journey then brings us to Bethlehem, the city of David and birthplace of Jesus, where the Word became flesh and dwelt among us (Luke 2).
Today, we begin on the Temple Mount, the site of Solomon and Herod’s temples. At the Western Wall and in the Rabbinic Tunnels, we encounter the deep longing of the Jewish people for God’s presence. From there, we visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where we remember the death and resurrection of Jesus. We step back in time at the Jerusalem City Model and view the Dead Sea Scrolls at the Shrine of the Book. Our day closes at Yad Vashem, where we honor the memory of the Holocaust and reflect on God’s promise of redemption.
Today, we explore the City of David, the oldest part of Jerusalem and home of Israel’s kings. We walk through Hezekiah’s Tunnel to the Pool of Siloam. From there, we hope to ascend the Pilgrim’s Road to the Southern Steps, where generations of worshipers entered the Temple. Our day concludes with free time in the Old City, where you can explore its vibrant markets, charming alleys, and historic sacred spaces.
Today, we stand on the Mount of Olives, overlooking the city of Jerusalem, where prophets spoke. From this ridge, we trace the path He took on Palm Sunday and recall His tears for the city. We then walk down into Gethsemane, among the ancient olive trees, where Jesus prayed in deep anguish and yielded to the Father’s will on the night of His betrayal. Here we remember His surrender that opened the way for our salvation and reflect on our own call to follow Him.