Group leaders for Churches and Christian Organizations

We offer you a great opportunity to bring Christian groups from churches or religious organizations to visit the Christian and Biblical sites of Greece where you can experience the Greek culture and relive history as you travel through the archaic Biblical sites.

 Discover first hand where many of the books of the New Testament were written…

 For example, Apostle Paul wrote:

• The books of I & II Corinthians to the church in Corinth, which is only an hour drive from Athens. 
• The book of I & II Thessalonians to the church in Thessalonica in Macedonia, Northern Greece. 
• The book to Philippians to the church in Philippi, also in Macedonia, Northern Greece.
• Timothy, Silas, Aquila and Priscilla, Sosthenes, Phoebe, Apollo, Luke, John, and other great men of the Bible lived and preached the Word of God in the Biblical and historical land of Greece.  
• John wrote the book of Revelation on the Greek island of Patmos. 
• Most Christian activities and ministries mentioned in the book of Acts of the Apostles in the Bible took place in Greek cities.

Moreover, all except but one of the twenty-seven books of the New Testament were written in the ancient Greek language mainly by Jewish writers primarily because at the time of Jesus, well-educated Jews, especially those of the upper classes would have studied and used Greek. This is why Jesus said “I am the ALPHA and the OMEGA” (the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet). The three languages that He and His disciples used were Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic. The Greek language was spread to Israel, Egypt, Asia and as far as India by the Greek king Alexander the Great, who lived 330 years before Christ.  

We are certain that visiting the very sites where major religious events took place, and retracing Paul’s steps will give your Christian groups the wonderful opportunity to deepen their knowledge, further strengthen their faith and reinforce bonds of friendship within the community as they explore the roots of our Christian beliefs.