May 4-22, 2016 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

May 4-22, 2016 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday GROSS SCHECHTER – 8TH GRADE ISRAEL TRIP May 4-22, 2016 Draft 4 (March 21, 2016) SUBJECT TO CHANGE Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Shabbat May 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bruchim Haba’im The Sound of Silence Evolving Changes of Shabbat in Tzfat Northern Israel יום השואה ברוכים הבאים פרשת קדושים Participants: 10:15 Arrive in Israel (UA84) 11:00 Tour the Atlit 9:30 Tefillah on Mt. Arbel, 16 Students (12b + 4g) Detention Camp Hike Down Tefillah at Local 2 Chaperones Opening Ceremony in Tel 12:30 Visit Kfar Kedem – Synagogue (Davida+Joel) Aviv - Beach/Rabin Square 14:00 Visit Akko Prison Donkey Ride and Lunch Reflection Session 1 Tour Guide (Hillary) 14:00 Independence Hall Shabbat Lunch 1 Madrich (Alex) 16:30 Depart the US 15:45 Dialogue in the Dark 16:30 Explore the Grottoes Prepare for Shabbat Afternoon Rest and 1 Armed Guard of Rosh Hanikra 18:58 Candle Lighting Walking Tour 1 Bus Driver Check In, Dinner & Kabalat Shabbat at Local 20:04 Havdalah Total: 22 Orientation Drive to Nahariya, Check In Synagogue Shabbat Dinner & Oneg Ramah Evening Program Join Erev Yom HaSho'ah Ramah Evening Program Ceremony at Shefayim O/N: On Flight O/N: Shefayim O/N: Beit Kay, Nahariya O/N: Ascent, Tzfat O/N: Ascent, Tzfat 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 קום והתהלך בארץ Remembering Celebrating 68 with Yizkor & Heroism שבת אחים גם יחד Mountain Tops and Golan: “The Eyes of the Israel יום הזיכרון ”Water Sources Country פרשת אמור יום העצמאות ב' ר"ח אייר א' ר"ח אייר Drive to Beit She'an 9:00 Visit Yad Vashem 9:00 Glass Blower 9:30 Mt. Bental Continue Mifgash - Joint 9:00 Mt. Herzl Military 10:30 Ammunition Hill Reflection Session 11:00 Otzar Hastam 11:00 De Karina Chocolate Activities, Lunch Together Cemetery, including Siren 12:30 Supermarket Sweep 13:00 Pizur lunch at Host Shabbat Workshop Mifgash Summary and/or Festive Lunch at Gan Ramah Beit Hakerem 14:30 Rafting on the 12:30 Pizur Lunch in Katzrin 13:00 Lunch and Sataf Hike Sacher/Ha'atzmaut Jordan River 14:00 Begin Mifgash with Drive to Jerusalem 15:00 Ramah Activity at Depart for Host Shabbat Enjoy Shabbat with Students from Beit She'an Mt. Scopus Lookout Knesset Menorah Jerusalem drop-off Friends & Family Kinneret Cemetery Dinner with Host Families Check Into Hotel Tel Aviv drop-off Erev Yom Ha'atzmaut Cultural Activity TBD Reflection Session Return to Ma'agan Erev Yom Hazikaron Celebrations in Jerusalem 18:52 Candle Lighting 20:08 Havdalah Ceremony OR somewhere nearby Ramah Evening Program O/N: Ma'agan O/N: Ma'agan O/N: Jerusalem Tower O/N: Jerusalem Tower O/N: Jerusalem Tower O/N: Host Shabbat O/N: Host Shabbat 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Jerusalem: The Jerusalem in Her Glory Innovation in the Exploring the Arava Negev: The Realization Living Our Values Yerushalayim Shel Center of the World Negev of Ben Gurion's Vision Kodesh Ve’chol פרשת בהר Return from Host Shabbat 8:00 Tefillah at Robinson’s 9:30 Shvil Hasalat 5:30 Early Departure 6:30 Early Morning Bike 6:30 Ascend Masada via Pick-Up in TA Arch with Sefer Torah 6:30 Hike Mt. Tsfahot, Ride around Ketura Ramp, Tefillah and Tour, Pick-Up in Jerusalem 9:00 Tour Davidson Center, 12:30 Visit Sderot Tefillah on Top with View 9:00 Breakfast, Check Out Descend Path Tefillah at Local 10:30 Jewish Quarter and including Virtual Model 9:30 Snorkeling at the Coral 11:30 Ben Gurion's Grave 11:00 Dead Sea Swim & Synagogue Pizur Lunch Drive to Ketura Beach 12:30 Supermarket Sweep Lunch at Chamei Ein Gedi Reflection Session 13:00 Jewish Quarter sites 13:30 Dig for a Day at Beit 12:00 Pizur Lunch in Eilat Lunch in Sde Boker 14:00 Ein Gedi Hike? Shabbat Lunch OR Israel Museum Guvrin Tour of the Kibbutz 13:00 Banana Boats 13:30 Hike Ein Avdat Drive to Jerusalem Afternoon Rest 17:00 Kotel Tunnels Tour BBQ Dinner and Swim 13:30 Return to Ketura Drive to Kfar Hanokdim Prepare for Shabbat Walking Tour of Yemin Walk back via Teddy Park Check Into Kibbutz, Dinner Rest and Swim on kibbutz 18:57 Candle Lighting Moshe Bedouin Experience, Kabalat Shabbat at local 20:13 Havdalah Evening Out at Malcha Ramah Evening Program Evening Kasui Sand Dunes including Camel Ride, Hafla synagogue Mall Dinner and Kumzitz Shabbat Dinner & Oneg Ramah Evening Program O/N: Jerusalem Tower O/N: Mashabei Sadeh O/N: Ketura O/N: Ketura O/N: Kfar Nokdim O/N: Beit Shmuel O/N: Beit Shmuel 22 23 24 Working Towards a Better Future 9:00 Leket 4:20 Arrive in the US להתראות Machon Ayalon 12:00 13:00 Pizur Lunch לשנה הבאה בירושלים Palmach Museum 15:00 Sikum and Evaluation 17:30 Farewell Dinner Drive to the Airport 23:10 Depart Israel (UA91) O/N: On Flight .
Recommended publications
  • Samford Israel Information
    SAMFORD ISRAEL INFORMATION Dates May 17-29, 2016 Itinerary May 17 (Tue): Arrive Tel Aviv After our meet-up at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, we take an easy bus ride to the coastal town of Netanya for a restful afternoon and dinner. Overnight: Seasons Hotel, Netanya May 18 (Wed): From Caesarea to the Sea of Galilee Our first day of exploring takes us to Caesarea Maritima, center of Rome’s rule over Israel and headquarters for Pontius Pilate. As we head north, we visit Mt. Carmel, the site of Elijah’s contest with the prophets of Baal. Next it is on to Megiddo, a store city during the days of King Solomon, for a look at Canaanite temples and the town’s ancient water system. From Megiddo, best known through its Greek name, Armageddon, we can imagine the scene envisioned by the author of Revelation. To close out the day, we ascend to the town of Nazareth, setting for the boyhood years of Jesus, before settling in at our hotel in the lakeside town of Tiberias. Overnight: Caesar Premier Hotel May 19 (Thu): North to the Golan Today we head north to explore the Upper Galilee. Our first stop is the important city of Hazor, famously conquered by Joshua during the time of the Conquest and again by Deborah during the time of the Judges. Leaving Hazor, we travel to ancient Israel’s northernmost city, Dan, where King Jeroboam provoked the prophets’ ire by installing a shrine housing a golden calf. We then visit the springs of nearby Banias, known in Jesus’ day as Caesarea Philippi, the location where Peter famously said, “You are the Christ, the son of the living God.” As we turn southward again, we visit the famous zealot outpost of Gamla before stopping at Kursi, the site where Jesus cast the demons into a herd of swine.
    [Show full text]
  • ISRAEL 15 Study Visit What Will It Take to Leap Israel's Social and Economic Performance? Mon-Thu, June 8 – June 11, 2009
    1 March 2009 ISRAEL 15 Study Visit What Will It Take to Leap Israel's Social and Economic Performance? Mon-Thu, June 8 – June 11, 2009 The ISRAEL 15 Vision The ISRAEL 15 Vision aims to place Israel among the fifteen leading countries in terms of quality of life. This vision requires a 'leapfrog' from our present state of development i.e. a significant and continuous improvement in Israel's social and economic performance in comparison to other countries. Our Study Visit will focus on this vision and challenge. The ISRAEL 15 Agenda and Strategy There is no recipe for leapfrogging; it is the result of a virtuous alignment in economic policy, powerful global trends and national leadership. Few countries have leapt including Ireland, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Chile, and Israel (between the 50s- 70s). The common denominator among these countries has been their agenda. They focused on: developing a rich and textured vision; exhausting engines of growth; tapping into unique advantages; improving the capacity for taking decisions and implementing them; benchmarking with other countries; and turning development and growth into a national obsession. Furthermore, leapfrogging requires a top-down process driven by the government, as well as a bottom-up mobilization of the key sectors of society such as mayors and municipal governments, business leaders, nonprofits, philanthropists, career public servants and, in Israel's case, also the world Jewry. The Study Visit will explore this agenda as it applies to Israel. The Second ISRAEL 15 Conference; Monday, June 8, 2009 The Second ISRAEL 15 Conference titled: "Effectuating the Vision Now!" will be held on Monday, June 8th.
    [Show full text]
  • FMC Travel Club
    FMC Travel Club A subsidiary of Federated Mountain Clubs of New Zealand (Inc.) www.fmc.org.nz Club Convenor : John Dobbs Travel Smart Napier Civic Court, Dickens Street, Napier 4140 P : 06 8352222 F : 06 8354211 E : [email protected] In the footsteps of Jesus, the Patriarchs and Prophets 31 March to 30 April 2015, 31 days $6995 ex Tel Aviv. Based on a minimum group of 7 participants, and subject to currency fluctuations Costs calculated as at February 2014, so subject to revision in late 2014 Any payments by Visa or Mastercard adds $150 per person to the final A solo use room where this is possible adds $1000 to the final invoice Leader : Phillip Donnell Scene of divine revelations, home of the People of the Book, background of the marvels recorded in the Bible… lands sacred to Jew, Christian and Moslem. Visiting this region, retracing the footsteps of Jesus, the patriarchs and the prophets, is more than just a journey; it is a pilgrimage to the very source of faith… PRICE INCLUDES : All accommodations in Jordan, Sinai and Israel (twin shared where possible) All transport in Jordan, Sinai and Israel and connections between the 3 countries Most meals (all breakfasts, all dinners, lunches in Jordan and Sinai and special Shabbat dinner in Israel) The services of an experienced and knowledgeable Kiwi leader throughout Local leaders and full operational support in Jordan and Sinai National Parks passes, entrance fees (including World Heritage sites) and inclusions as shown in the daily itinerary PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE : Flights to / from the region and arrival / departure airport transfers Travel insurance (mandatory) Lunches in Israel Personal incidentals e.g.
    [Show full text]
  • The Israel National Trail
    Table of Contents The Israel National Trail ................................................................... 3 Preface ............................................................................................. 5 Dictionary & abbreviations ......................................................................................... 5 Get in shape first ...................................................................................................... 5 Water ...................................................................................................................... 6 Water used for irrigation ............................................................................................ 6 When to hike? .......................................................................................................... 6 When not to hike? ..................................................................................................... 6 How many kilometers (miles) to hike each day? ........................................................... 7 What is the direction of the hike? ................................................................................ 7 Hike and rest ........................................................................................................... 7 Insurance ................................................................................................................ 7 Weather .................................................................................................................. 8 National
    [Show full text]
  • Trails Map Sde B Oker
    פינת חי / גן חיות מחסום לרכב נחל איתן מקרא פינת חי / גן חיות מחסום לרכב נחל איתן עתיקותמקרא חוות סוסים שער כניסה / פתוח מאגר מים / אגם עתיקות חוות סוסים שער כניסה / פתוח מאגר מים / אגם מערה בית חולים שער סגור אגם עונתי/ מערה בית חולים Ü שער סגור אגם עונתי/ מערה בית חולים Ü שער סגור אשגטם ח עומנוצתיף/ לפרקים Ü שטח מוצף לפרקים אנדרטה בריכת מים ( 'דרכ י עפר לרכב (ר וחב> 2מ שטח מוצף לפרקים אנדרטה בריכת מים ( 'דרכ י עפר לרכב (ר וחב> 2מ אנדרטה בריכת מים ( 'דרכ י עפר לרכב (ר וחב> 2מ שמורת טבע / גן לאומי שמורת טבע / גן לאומי אתר פיקניק בור מים / באר דרך עפר שמורת טבע / גן לאומי אתר פיקניק בור מים / באר דרך עפר אתר פיקניק בור מים / באר דערביך רעה פלרכל רכב שטח אש עבירה לכל רכב שטח אש מבנה/אתר היסטורי מעיין עבירה לכל רכב שטח אש מבנה/אתר היסטורי מעיין מבנה/אתר היסטורי מעיין דרך עפר שטח חשוד במיקוש דרך עפר שטח חשוד במיקוש גן שעשועים מתקן שאיבה דערביך רעה פלררכב גבוה שטח חשוד במיקוש גן שעשועים מתקן שאיבה עבירה לרכב גבוה גן שעשועים מתקן שאיבה עבירה לרכב גבוה גבול בין לאומי גבול בין לאומי תחנת דלק אנטנה דרך עפר גבול בין לאומי תחנת דלק אנטנה דרך עפר תחנת דלק אנטנה דערביך רעה פלררכב 4*4 אתרים עבירה לרכב 4*4 אתרים בית כנסת עץ /קבוצת עצים Þ עבירה לרכב 4*4 (ארתארהי םרשימת אתרים) בית כנסת עץ /קבוצת עצים Þ (ראה רשימת אתרים) בית כנסת עץ /קבוצת עצים Þ דרך עפר (ראה רשימת אתרים) דרך עפר כנסייה רמזור גדרוךע הע /פ רמשנית אתר מעניין אתר כנסייה רמזור גרועה / משנית אתר מעניין אתר מסגד בניין עבירות קשה / אתר מומלץ מסגד בניין עבירות קשה / DD אתר מומלץ מסגד בניין עמבדיררוון ת תלקולשה / DD אתר מומלץ אתר מדרון תלול אתר קבר שיך מבנה ארעי / חקלאי / מדרון תלול קבר שיך מבנה
    [Show full text]
  • Il “Deserto Scolpito”, Gioiello Segreto Di Israele
    NEGEV Il “DESERTO SCOLPITO”, GIOIELLO SEGRETO di ISRAELE I “Pilastri di Re Salomone”, Timna Park. ph. Dafna Tal P h. Dafna2 Tal NEGEV - Il “Deserto Scolpito”, gioiello segreto di Israele Alla scoperta del Negev Il “DESERTO SCOLPITO” di ISRAELE Cari amici, I percorsi tracciati nel Negev sono eccoci pronti a compiere insieme un molto sicuri, ben visibili con segnali viaggio inedito e indimenticabile! colorati dipinti nelle pietre, molto di- Stiamo partendo per scoprire verso il versi tra di loro, ma allo stesso tempo Negev, il deserto scolpito di Israele. tutti fantastici da percorrere. Non bi- sogna certo dimenticare che ci trovia- Il Negev copre una vasta area della par- mo in un deserto, quindi è molto im- te Meridionale di Israele ed è rinomato portante seguire delle regole basilari e per essere un deserto accogliente, ricco molto semplici, come ad esempio por- di corsi d’acqua nel periodo invernale tare con sé tanta acqua! e, contrariamente a quello che si può pensare, coloratissimo per flora e fauna. Un’altra emozionante opportunità per AT VI AL KOTZER ADARI Più del 50% delle esportazioni agricole vivere il deserto del Negev, forse un di Israele vengono infatti prodotte nel po’ più comoda rispetto alle lunghe Consigliere Affari Turistici, deserto del Negev grazie a tecnologie passeggiate a piedi, è sicuramente la Ambasciata di Israele ed irrigazione all’avanguardia; ma non jeep, attraverso percorsi più o meno è tutto… il deserto del Negev infatti, complessi per amanti del fuoristrada e per lo più roccioso e poco sabbioso, è dell’avventura, magari con una piccola il posto ideale per gli amanti dell’active coccola, un pranzo o un the in una ten- vacation grazie alle infinite possibilità da beduina.
    [Show full text]
  • Soil Moisture Measurements by Synthetic Aperture Radar and Scatterometers in the Arid and Semi-Arid Environment
    Blumberg, D. G. SOIL MOISTURE MEASUREMENTS BY SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR AND SCATTEROMETERS IN THE ARID AND SEMI-ARID ENVIRONMENT D. G. Blumberg(1), V. Freilikher (2) (1)Department of Geography and Environmental Development and the Negev Center for Regional Development Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel; (2)Department of Physics Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan, Israel KEY WORDS: Radar, Soil-water-content, Scatterometer, Negev. ABSTRACT Water is a scarce commodity in desert regions; yet, most remote sensing experiments of soil moisture have been conducted in temperate areas. The ability to detect and reliably assess soil moisture in the arid environment has important implications both at the micro scale such as the individual farm and at the macro scale for climate modeling. A series of experiments utilizing an airborne scatterometer operating at P-band were conducted to assess the ability to measure soil moisture over farmlands in the Negev Desert by remote sensing. The soil moisture is determined by measuring the backscattered radar signal at the scatterometer. Results show that in the arid environment of the Negev scatterometer data correlate well with field measured soil water content. The water content values measured were between 2 and 7% (volumetric). Some extreme values were measured at the Ramat Negev experimental farm. A later visit to the farm confirmed a faucet leak at the location of the extensive values (>20%.) We could also detect an increase in water content adjacent to a sewer reclemation pond at Mashabei Sadeh. A second series of experiments were conducted with spaceborne synthetic aperture radar using the ERS-2 SAR system.
    [Show full text]
  • 13-Day Israel Full Circle Itinerary
    13-Day Israel Full Circle Itinerary DAY 1 Depart for Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) DAY 2 Arrive at Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) WELCOME TO ISRAEL You will be greeted by our representative, meet your tour guide, and transfer to your hotel. Welcome greeting and reception upon your arrival at your hotel. JAFFA Visit biblical Joppa, the ancient seaport from which the Prophet Jonah fled from God (Jonah 1:17) and the city where Peter stayed with Simon the Tanner and restored Tabitha to life (Acts 9:36-43). TEL AVIV / NEVE TZEDEK See the original Tel Aviv neighborhood of Neve Tzedek, the first Jewish neighborhood built outside the old city of Jaffa. INDEPENDENCE HALL MUSEUM Explore this historical and inspiring museum dedicated to the declaration of Israel’s independence in 1948. PROMENADE Explore the Mediterranean beaches and shops as you walk along the promenade. Overnight – Tel Aviv DAY 3 NEGEV Travel the footsteps of Moses and the children of Israel through the desert and semi- desert region of southern Israel. KADESH BARNEA Discover the land of the Edomites. EIN AVDAT See the sources of water in the desert at the oasis of Ein Avdat. MOUNT AVNON View Ramon Crater which is the world’s largest erosion crater – Israel’s equivalent of the Grand Canyon. NOKDIM VILLAGE Stop for an Abraham tent experience. Overnight – Ein Bokek DAY 4 MASADA Ascend the mountain by cable car to explore King Herod’s magnificent desert fortress and the place of the last heroic Jewish stand against the Romans in 73 AD. DEAD SEA BEACH Float in the salty waters of the Dead Sea – the lowest place on Earth.
    [Show full text]
  • UDRŽITELNÝ VÝVOJ SVĚTOVÝCH REGIONŮ? Ekologické Vazby Vývoje Lidské Populace a Vegetace
    Pavel V a l t r a kolektiv UDRŽITELNÝ VÝVOJ SVĚTOVÝCH REGIONŮ? Ekologické vazby vývoje lidské populace a vegetace AFRIKA A ARABSKÝ POLOOSTROV vč. Madagaskaru a Maskarén Encyklopedie SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGIONS OF THE WORLD? Ecological linkages between development of human populations and vegetation AFRICA AND ARABIAN PENINSULA incl. Madagascar and Mascaren Islands Encyclopaedia Aktualizace 13. 9. 2021 1 Státy severní Afriky jsou obsaženy v díle VI - Středozemí 2 OBSAH / CONTENTS str.: Úvod / Introduction 5 A. Ekologické souvislosti / Ecological connections 9 A.1. Stav, vývoj a ekologické vazby přírody a lidí / State, evolution and ecological connections between nature and humans 9 A.1.1. Biogeografické členění / Biogeographic classification 9 A.1.2. Příroda a původní obyvatelé Afriky a Arábie / Nature and original inhabitants 13 A.1.3. Vlivy neuvážené lidské činnosti, zpouštněni (desertifikace) / Effects of reckless human activities, desertification 32 A.1.4. Klima a klimatické změny / Climate and climate change 38 A.1.5. Biodiverzita, ochrana přírody: ekosystémová asistenční péče versus ideologie bezzásahovosti k „výrobě divočiny“ ve zkulturněných biotopech, spolupráce s přírodou / Biodiversity, nature conservation: ecosystem assistance care versus ideology of non-intervention heading for “production of wilderness” in the cultivated biotopes, cooperation with nature 41 A.2. Situace popisovaných zemí / Described Countries 46 A.3. České stopy v Africe / Czech footprints in Africa 119 B. Přehled rostlin / Survey Plants 134 B.1. Poznámky k seznamu / Comments to Checklist 134 B.1.1. Celkový pohled na biodiverzitu, struktura zpracování publikace / General view of biodiversity, structure of the publication treatment 120 B.1.2. Použité zkratky / List of Abbrevitations 121 B.2.
    [Show full text]
  • FMC Travel Club
    FMC Travel Club A subsidiary of Federated Mountain Clubs of New Zealand (Inc.) www.fmc.org.nz Club Convenor : John Dobbs Travel Smart Napier Civic Court, Dickens Street, Napier 4110 P : 06 8352222 E : [email protected] In the footsteps of Jesus, the Patriarchs and Prophets 13 March to 17 April 2017, 35 days ex Tel Aviv (estimated cost $8000pp as at November 2015) Based on a minimum group of 7 participants, and subject to currency fluctuations Leader : Phillip Donnell Scene of divine revelations, home of the People of the Book, background of the marvels recorded in the Bible… lands sacred to Jew, Christian and Moslem. Visiting this region, retracing the footsteps of Jesus, the patriarchs and the prophets, is more than just a journey; it is a pilgrimage to the very source of faith… PRICE INCLUDES : All accommodations in Jordan, Sinai and Israel All transport in Jordan, Sinai and Israel and connections between the 3 countries Most meals (all breakfasts, all dinners, lunches in Jordan and Sinai and special Shabbat dinner in Israel) The services of an experienced and knowledgeable Kiwi leader throughout National Parks passes, entrance fees (including World Heritage sites) and inclusions as shown in the daily itinerary PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE : Flights to / from the region and arrival / departure airport transfers Travel insurance (mandatory) Lunches in Israel Personal incidentals e.g. internet, tipping, optional expenses, etc Trip Leader Phillip Donnell has been a student of the Bible all his life, with a special interest in the historical geography of the Bible lands. He has travelled extensively in the Middle East, particularly in Israel, Jordan, and Egypt.
    [Show full text]
  • Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche in Thüringen
    Studienreise in Zusammenarbeit mit dem reiserechtlich verantwortlichen Veranstalter: MTC Touristik Center München GmbH - Blumenstraße 4 e - 85467 Neuching - Geschäftsführer: Attila Varadi Fon: +49 / (0) 8123 / 907988 – 5 / Fax: +49 / (0) 8123 / 907988 – 6 / Internet: www.mtc-reisen.de / Mail: [email protected] in Zusammenarbeit vor Ort mit Nora Strunz „Ihre Reiseleiterin in Israel“ [email protected] “Alternatives Reiseseminar – auf biblischen Spuren“ - Zur ethischen Herkunft unserer europäischen Werte und Kultur: 22. 10. 2021 - 07. 11. 2021 (ab 23.11. Herbstferien Thüringen) I S R A E L XVIII = 17-tägige Studienreise Jesus gibt Lebensregeln für ein zukunftsfähiges Zusammen- leben von Menschen. Dazu gehört nebenstehendes Wort aus Jerusalem. Es beginnt: Euer Reden sei klar und nicht hintenherum, also: Christian TSCHESCH, Landespolizeipfarrer i. R. / Neusitz 36 / 07407 UHLSTÄDT - K I R C H H A S E L Tel: + 49 (0) 36 743 / 33 592, Fax: + 49 (0) 36 743 / 33 593 // Funk: + 49 (0) 172 / 246 10 67 // E-Mail: [email protected] Evangelische Erwachsenenbildung Thüringen - EB Evangelische Bank Kassel - Konto für Reiseseminare: IBAN: DE21 5206 0410 0408 0059 74 BIC: GENODEF1EK1 2 “Alternatives Reiseseminar – auf biblischen Spuren“ Zur ethischen Herkunft unserer europäischen Werte und Kultur 17-tägige Studienreise nach I S R A E L (2.985,00 Euro pro Person – EZ: 800,00 Euro) mit exklusivem Ausflug nach Petra (Jordanien) (310,00 pro Person) ab Unterwellenborn / Saalfeld - 22. Oktober 2021 - 07. November 2021 1. Tag 22. Oktober 2021 - Freitag: wahrscheinlich Berlin – Tel Aviv 3 Uhr Abfahrt mit Bus ab (wird noch bekanntgegeben – Raum Saalfeld) nach Frankfurt oder Berlin, gegen 7 - 8 Uhr Ankunft am Flughafen.
    [Show full text]
  • RS-155 Syllabus
    RS 155 May Term Historical Geography, page 1 Westmont College May Term 2020 Professor of Record: Dr. Sandra Richter [email protected] Porter Center, Rm 7, (805) 565-6168 Office Hours: Tuesdays 3:15-4:45 pm Wednesdays 1:30-3:00 pm *Appointments can be made outside these hours via email Instructor: Paul Wright, PhD Jerusalem University College Jerusalem, Israel Course Description: This intensive three-week course introduces students to the geography, history, and archaeology of the land of Israel via primary source material, map work, and on-site lectures and exploration. Students will prepare for the three-week intensive in Israel by approximately 20 hours of map work in which they will familiarize themselves with the topography and geography of the holy land through the lens of the biblical narrative. Upon arriving in Israel, students will tour and hike the entire country. They will be exposed to the real space and time of the biblical narrative they have mapped as well as the current populations. One day per week of classroom lecture will be complemented by six days per week of on-site exploration and lecture. Two exams mark the mid-point and final week of the class. This course will forever transform the characters in the pages of the Bible into real people, who lived in real places, and struggled with the very real issues of life and faith. It will also expose Westmont students to the conflicted realities of the “holy land” as they interact with each of the major faith groups and their holy sites.
    [Show full text]