Published on10/25/2018 12:09 pm

Travel enthusiasts from all around the globe know that Israel is a holy land for all religions. It is the birthplace of the Savior as well as His childhood home. The country holds tremendous importance for Christians and hundreds of thousands of travelers flock there every year to be immersed in the atmosphere or even reconnect with their religious roots.

No wonder there are so many mesmerizing churches with great cultural and historical significance everywhere throughout Israel. These range from Roman Catholic churches to Greek Orthodox churches, including both modern structures and old edifices.

The architectural wonders can be explored throughout the year, although they are most visited during Easter and Christmas; welcoming travelers who wholeheartedly want to visit. If you choose to partake on any Christian trip to Israel, check out  some of the beautiful churches to visit below:

Christian Trips to Israel

1. St. Gabriel’s Church 

St. Gabriel’s Church is situated in the centre of downtown Nazareth. This

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Published on07/28/2018 7:26 am

The most popular Christian trip to Israel allows people to experience their faith on a unique and eye-opening way in the Holy Land. This trip will help to bring the biblical stories to life!  It also guides travelers through the Holy Land using the Bible as a roadmap to spiritual discovery. Travelers are able to visit many landmarks connected with history for a greater experience while listening to the stories. Below you will find some of the most featured places included in the tour:

Jerusalem– Jerusalem is a holy city known as the city of peace in the Middle East, most significant to Christianity. It is the place closely related to Jesus Christ when he was a child, when he preached to the poor when he is young, and most importantly, crucified at the end of his life, and brought back to life by God.

Jerusalem

Mount of Olives– or Mount Olivet is a mountain ridge adjacent to the east of Jerusalem’s Old City. The reason for its name is because it is covered with olive groves from biblical times.

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Published on07/06/2017 8:28 am

The enchanting city of Jerusalem attracts over a million of Christian visitors each year because of its numerous churches, monasteries, holy sites and Christian institutions. It is believed that Jerusalem is closely intertwined with Jesus’ history as described in the Bible. Jerusalem has gained a great significance as, amongst its many attributes, it was the place where Jesus was crucified, resurrected, and ascended. All of this, and more, is part of what makes this city so attractive to Christian Pilgrims every year.

Here are some holy sites of Jerusalem, which you can explore on your Christian trip to Israel

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#1- Church of the Holy Sepulchre

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, located in the Old City of Jerusalem, is identified as the place where the crucifixion took place, and where the tomb of Jesus of Nazareth is located. This site is considered to be a major pilgrimage center for Christians all around the world. This site will prove to be a great visit for understanding both

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Published on06/28/2017 10:59 am

Thousands of tourists every year embark on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land-Israel with a desire in their heart to walk in the footsteps of Jesus. The Holy Land- Israel is the ultimate destination for an individual who is seeking a connection to the roots of their faith. You can rely on a reliable tour operator to enjoy a guided Christian trip to Israel that will help in visiting some significant Christian sites of Israel in a convenient and comfortable way.

Here are some of the popular Christian sites that will give you a brief idea and importance about different sites, please have a look!

1. Sea Of Galilee:

Israel’s largest freshwater lake- the Sea of Galilee is not only known for its significance in the New Testament but also considered as the primary source of drinking water. According to the gospels, the famous Sea of Galilee is the place where Jesus would minister to the people of Israel. It is also believed that Jesus gave the Sermon on the Mount on a small hill that is located on

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