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MembersAt the Crossroads of Jewish and Christian History

An in-depth exploration of “Magdala by the Sea” with an expert Israeli guide

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Missed our first stop at one of the most exciting discoveries in the area in recent years? Watch a recording of the Member’s Event below and join us for …

  • a surprising window into the scene of Jesus’ miraculous ministry.
  • a lost city recently re-discovered near Capernaum.
  • a surprising role for women in the New Testament.
  • a city on Jesus’ preaching “circuit” and the home of one of the disciples.

We will…

  • “walk” through the archeological park,
  • visit the synagogue,
  • examine the mysterious Magdala Stone, and also
  • take a peek at faith-inspiring, breath-taking artwork in the worship center – named after Jesus’ words “Launch into the deep” (Luke 5:4).

Come Visit the Shores of the Sea of Galilee.

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One response to “At the Crossroads of Jewish and Christian History”

  1. Maggie Austin says:

    Thank you Sharona for your excellent report!, you mentioned Josephus; we went to Israel 3 years ago and “Daphne”, our guide quoted Josephus, 3 odd things of the faith of the Jews;
    – a God you cannot see
    -a temple with nothing in it
    and i cannot remember the last bit! I cannot get hold of Daphne either, can you help?
    PS; my quote is not quite accurate perhaps…i have been 3 times to Israel and i want to go again and visit Magdal!

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