RESERVATION FORM TOUR CONDITIONS Pepperdine University AND INFORMATION Please make a reservation for ______person(s) The tour cost is $5,480 from Atlanta. Features included in the tour cost are: Presents on the Pepperdine University A Literary & Hymn TRANSPORTATION: Air transportation is included from Atlanta by Pilgrimage with Dr. Jerry Rushford. Enclosed is my economy class jet based on the non-refundable advance purchase excursion check for $______($400 per person) as deposit. fare. The air ticket is not refundable if the air reservations are cancelled (Make check payable to Fowler Tours.) within 60 days of departure. Land transportation is by private motor coach. A Literary & Hymn Pilgrimage HOTELS: Accommodations are in first class hotels based on sharing twin To England, Wales and Scotland NAME______bedded rooms with private bath. Supplement for a single room throughout is $959. ADDRESS______MEALS: Two meals daily are included throughout consisting of English/ May 13-25, 2019 Scottish breakfast and dinner. CITY______TRANSFERS: All transfers between airports and hotels are included as well as the handling of one average sized suitcase. Escorted by Dr. Jerry Rushford STATE______Zip______SIGHTSEEING: All sightseeing as outlined in the itinerary is included Professor of Church History with applicable entrance fees. TIPS AND TAXES: Baggage handling tips at hotels and hotel service PHONE______charges and taxes are included. NOT INCLUDED IN COST: U.S. passport fee, personal and baggage Email______insurance, tips to drivers, meals other than those mentioned above, items of a personal nature and any other items not specifically mentioned as q I will be sharing a room with______. being included. Tips to the drivers in the amount of $75 will be included in the final statement. q I prefer a single room throughout and agree to pay the RESERVATIONS: A deposit of $400 per person is required to secure space on the tour. Balance of the tour cost is due 75 days before departure. applicable supplements. Deposit is fully refundable until 90 days before departure after which time cancellation penalties will apply. q I plan to depart from Atlanta. BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE: The free air allowance is in a state of change by many airlines at the time this was written. We expect that one bag q Please make the most economical air reservations for weighing no more than 50 pounds will be allowed. However, to be certain, we recommend that you check with your airline nearer to departure time. me from my home city ______to Atlanta. During the land portion, tips for handling one bag are included. CANCELLATIONS: Within 90 days of departure, all monies paid are I apply for membership in the Pepperdine University A subject to forfeiture if the trip is cancelled. Trip cancellation, travel Literary & Hymn Pilgrimage with Dr. Jerry Rushford accident and baggage insurance is recommended and can be secured subject to the conditions outlined in the tour brochure. through Fowler Tours. Billesley Manor House Hotel IMPORTANT NOTICE: Tour prices are based on rates in effect on September 1, 2018, as well as on a minimum of 30 passengers traveling ______together. The final tour price is subject to adjustment up or down based on Signature the actual conversion rates in effect on March 4, 2019. RESPONSIBILITY: Strong Travel Services, Inc. (“Strong Travel”) DBA Clip and mail to: FOWLER TOURS and Pepperdine University and their representatives Fowler Tours act solely as a booking agent for travel services and related products, and disclaim all other responsibility regarding the travel services and related 8235 Douglas Avenue, Suite 1040 products described above. Once a booking is obtained through Strong Dallas, TX 75225 Travel, DBA FOWLER TOURS any funds received by Strong Travel, DBA 214-361-0027 FOWLER TOURS are sent directly to the actual supplier, who assumes all responsibility for providing the services and products purchased. Strong 800-747-5670 Travel, DBA FOWLER TOURS and its officers, directors, employees and other representatives and Pepperdine University, will not be liable for the acts or omissions of suppliers, such as airlines, cruise lines, other transportation providers, hotels, and tour or ground operators; nor will Strong Travel, DBA FOWLER TOURS or any of its officers, directors, employees or other representatives or Pepperdine University, have liability for any loss, injury or damage (including consequential damage) to persons Escomb Saxon Church or property in connection with any accommodations, transportation or Abbotsford other services or products purchased. Dear Friends: Local oral tradition has it that Shakespeare wrote part of “As You an evening of hymn-singing in the historic St. Michael’s and St. I hope you will join me for an exciting twelve-day pilgrimage exploring the magnificent scenery, pastoral Like It” while he was a guest in this Manor House. Before dinner we George’s West Church of Scotland adjacent to our hotel. countryside, and historic cities in England and Scotland. Packed into this island kingdom is a rich heritage of will sing in the ancient Billesley Parish Church. tradition and culture and a history that has dominated world events for centuries. Wednesday, May 22 – ESCOMB, DURHAM: Before driving out of Traveling with Christian friends through lands which are the cradle for so much of our historical, literary, Saturday, May 18 – LLANGOLLEN, MOLLINGTON: Our Edinburgh, we will sing in the old Glasite Church of Christ which was musical, and religious heritage will be an unforgettable experience. This “Literary & Hymn Pilgrimage” will first stop today is in the tiny village of Astley where we will see the built in 1835. Our journey today returns us to the north of England be a journey that we will remember and cherish for the rest of our lives. residence, church, and grave of England’s greatest woman hymn- and to County Durham. In the little village of Escomb we will visit Sincerely, writer, Frances Ridley Havergal. We will sing her songs in the one of the best-preserved Saxon Churches in England. It will be a Jerry Rushford ancient parish church where her father served as Rector. Motoring thrilling experience to sing in this ancient church, built in AD 670, through Shropshire we will visit Whittington and sing by the grave whose walls have heard every form and style of church music for of English hymn-writer, William Walsham How. Crossing the border over 13 centuries. From there we will proceed to the university city into Wales our route will take us through Llangollen with its aged of Durham. We will stroll through the narrow streets of the old town What Others Have Said 14th century bridge over the River Dee (one of the “seven wonders of on our way up to the majestic cathedral. Durham Cathedral, built Wales”). Returning to England, we will visit and sing in two homes between 1093 and 1133, is the finest Norman Cathedral in all of Touring the British Isles with Jerry and Lori Rushford and other Christians was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. It was in the town of Mollington near Chester – “The Willows” and “Cross England. Inside the Cathedral we will see the tomb of England’s deeply moving to sing the great hymns of faith in the very place where they were written. Looms House” – where Alexander Campbell was a guest in 1847. most renowned church historian, the Venerable Bede. We will have Helen M. Young, Pepperdine University, Malibu, California Our dinner and lodging tonight will be in the 17th century Crabwall an opportunity to attend Evensong at Durham Cathedral (5:15-6:00). Manor Hotel in Mollington. Our host for dinner and overnight will be the Durham Marriott Royal County Hotel. How can one possibly describe the feeling of singing “Amazing Grace” in the very church where it was first sung? Most tours Sunday, May 19 – THE LAKE DISTRICT: Following our English touch the body. Some tours touch the mind. This tour touches the soul. breakfast on this quiet Sunday morning, we will drive to England’s Thursday, May 23 – YORK, HORBURY BRIDGE: After a Dr. LaGard Smith, Author, Buckland, England scenic Lake District, a region of incomparable beauty and variety. delicious breakfast at the Marriott Royal County, we will board our Here we will assemble for worship with the Wall End Church of coach for the drive to historic York, the lovely walled city that has Jerry Rushford is the most amazing storyteller that I have ever experienced. He provides a wealth of fascinating information and Christ in the village of Kirkby-in-Furness. The lovely stone church had such an active role in English history. We will walk down some inspiration regarding our English and Scottish hymn heritage. As a professional choral musician, I can say that this tour building was constructed in 1876. After our time of worship and a of York’s fascinating maze of narrow streets, and there will be a brief was one of the most inspiring and life-changing experiences of my career. luncheon with the congregation, we will drive to Windermere and time for shopping at Käthe Wohlfahrt’s “Mulberry Hall” Christmas Dr. Arthur L. Shearin, Harding University, Searcy, Arkansas board a boat for the leisurely 30-minute cruise on Lake Windermere shop in the Stonegate. We will enjoy lunch together at the delightful to Ambleside where we will meet our coach. Near Ambleside we will Betty’s Tea Room in Helensgate. In the early afternoon we will tour Rydal Mount, the residence of England’s Poet Laureate, William drive to Horbury Bridge where Sabine Baring-Gould wrote “Onward DAILY ITINERARY Wordsworth, from 1813 to 1850. This house contains many of the Christian Soldiers” and “Now the Day is Over.” We will have a photo Monday, May 13 – ATLANTA: Departure day has arrived, and we Westminster Abbey, the Victoria & Albert Museum, or shopping at poet’s personal possessions and first editions of his works, and the stop outside the small apartment where he wrote the hymns, and we gather at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport for our flight famed Harrods Department Store. We will meet back at the hotel for gardens and nature trails are spectacular. Our host this evening is the will have an opportunity to sing his hymns in St. John’s Church. Our to historic England. We board a Delta Air Lines wide-bodied jet and an early dinner, and then we have tickets for a performance at one of Old England Hotel in Bowness overlooking Lake Windermere. host for the final two nights of our literary and hymn pilgrimage fly in relaxed comfort across the Atlantic. Dinner and breakfast are London’s theatres. (Cost of tickets included.) through the United Kingdom will be the Hilton Northampton Hotel. served en route. We lose five hours by the clock traveling eastward Monday, May 20 – ABBOTSFORD, EDINBURGH: Our day and arrive at London’s Heathrow Airport around 7:20 AM. Thursday, May 16 – BRISTOL, STOW-ON-THE-WOLD: begins with a glorious drive as we exit the Lake District. We will Friday, May 24 – BRIXWORTH, NORTHAMPTON, OLNEY: Following breakfast at the Rembrandt, we will exit London and drive motor through the north of England and into Scotland. Soon after Today we will sing at the ancient but very well-preserved Brixworth Tuesday, May 14 – CHAWTON, HURSLEY: Boarding our private west on the M4 to Bristol where we will visit the Wesley Chapel crossing the border we will visit Gretna Green. Near Melrose, we Saxon Church which was built in AD 680. Then we will visit the motorcoach, we will drive through the beautiful English countryside Museum associated with the ministry of Charles Wesley. Bristol was will be given a guided tour of Abbotsford, the residence of Sir Walter 300-year-old Castle Hill Church in Northampton where Philip to the lovely village of Chawton where we will tour Jane Austen’s the home of Charles Wesley for more than 20 years, and he wrote Scott from 1812 to 1832. Abbotsford is a shrine to the writer who Doddridge, author of “O Happy Day,” preached in the 18th century. home. She lived there from 1809 to 1817 and wrote three novels and many of his 6,000 hymns in this city. We will sing in the historic drew worldwide attention to Scotland in his many novels and poems. We will sing in the vestry where Doddridge wrote his hymns. We revised three others during her stay. Our journey will continue to the chapel, and the song leaders in our group will enjoy the experience of Among the features of the house are the two-story library with its will enjoy lunch with members of the Northampton Church of Christ town of Hursley where hymn-writer John Keble lived for 30 years. leading Wesley’s hymns from the place where he first led them. Then nine thousand volumes, the study where he wrote his novels, and the and sing together in their building. From there we will drive to We will be welcomed to England by Rector William Prescott and we will have lunch with members of the Bristol Church of Christ and family chapel where we will sing. We will have a light lunch in the quaint market town of Olney where William Cowper and John some members of the Hursley Parish Church, and we will sing in the enjoy singing together in their church building. We will continue our the café on the property. Then on to Edinburgh, Scotland’s famous Newton collaborated on the publication of Olney Hymns in 1779. We church and around John Keble’s grave. We will have a light lunch journey to the charming villages in the picturesque Cotswolds. Our capital city, where we should arrive in time to stroll down Princes will tour the Cowper-Newton Museum which is located in Cowper’s in the church. Then it’s on to London to our conveniently located host this evening is the Wyck Hill House Hotel in Stow-on-the-Wold. Street, one of the most beautiful avenues in Europe. Our host for the former residence, and we will see the “Summer House” where he Rembrandt Hotel on Thurloe Place. We are staying in the heart of next two nights is the luxurious Principal Edinburgh (formerly the wrote many hymns including “God Moves in a Mysterious Way.” South Kensington and Knightsbridge and across from the Victoria & Friday, May 17 – BOURTON, BUCKLAND, STRATFORD: After George Hotel), conveniently located one block from Princes Street. We will also stroll past the “Old Vicarage” where John Newton wrote Albert Museum. We will enjoy dinner at the hotel. a hearty English breakfast we will drive to nearby Bourton-on-the- “Amazing Grace” and many other memorable hymns. We will also Water and see the residence and church of Benjamin Beddome, the Tuesday, May 21 – EDINBURGH: This entire day is free for sing in the Olney Parish Church and in the churchyard around the Wednesday, May 15 – LONDON: Today we will board our author of “God is the Fountain Whence.” We will sing in Bourton everyone to explore this fascinating city on their own. Some may grave of John Newton. Following dinner, we will adjourn to a private motorcoach for a half-day tour of London. A brief visit to Pepperdine Baptist Church. Continuing on to Buckland we will visit Hillview want to enjoy the pleasures of shopping on Princes Street or touring room for coffee and cookies and a spirited reliving of our wonderful University’s London residence at 56 Prince’s Gate near Hyde Park is Cottage, the English residence of LaGard and Ruth Smith. After a majestic Edinburgh Castle. Others may want to walk the Royal Mile literary and hymn pilgrimage. first on our list. Then we will drive through the streets of London to walk through the village, we will sing great English hymns in the from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace. Other options include Wesley Chapel on City Road. After singing in this famous church, choir of St. Michael’s Church. A brief drive brings us to Stratford- St. Gile’s Cathedral, John Knox’s House, the Georgian House, the Saturday, May 25 – HEATHROW AIRPORT: Today we will we will cross the road and visit the graves of Isaac Watts and several Upon-Avon where everyone will be free to have lunch on their own. National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, and the National travel to Heathrow Airport to prepare for our flight home on Delta other hymn-writers in the venerable Bunhill Fields burial ground. After lunch we will reassemble for a tour of the Shakespeare Centre. Museum of Antiquities. We will reassemble for an early dinner at Air Lines. Our departure for Atlanta is at 2:05 PM. Several hours In the afternoon everyone is free to sightsee on their own. Options Following the tour, we will walk through Stratford from the birthplace the George Hotel. Our guest for dinner will be Professor Ian Bradley are gained in traveling westward, and we are scheduled to arrive at include the British Museum, St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Museum to Holy Trinity Church where we will meet our coach driver. Our from St. Andrew’s University. Dr. Bradley is one of the leading Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport at 6:30 PM. of London, the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, host tonight is the Billesley Manor House Hotel outside of Stratford. hymnologists in the world, and following dinner he will join us for Dear Friends: Local oral tradition has it that Shakespeare wrote part of “As You an evening of hymn-singing in the historic St. Michael’s and St. I hope you will join me for an exciting twelve-day pilgrimage exploring the magnificent scenery, pastoral Like It” while he was a guest in this Manor House. Before dinner we George’s West Church of Scotland adjacent to our hotel. countryside, and historic cities in England and Scotland. Packed into this island kingdom is a rich heritage of will sing in the ancient Billesley Parish Church. tradition and culture and a history that has dominated world events for centuries. Wednesday, May 22 – ESCOMB, DURHAM: Before driving out of Traveling with Christian friends through lands which are the cradle for so much of our historical, literary, Saturday, May 18 – LLANGOLLEN, MOLLINGTON: Our Edinburgh, we will sing in the old Glasite Church of Christ which was musical, and religious heritage will be an unforgettable experience. This “Literary & Hymn Pilgrimage” will first stop today is in the tiny village of Astley where we will see the built in 1835. Our journey today returns us to the north of England be a journey that we will remember and cherish for the rest of our lives. residence, church, and grave of England’s greatest woman hymn- and to County Durham. In the little village of Escomb we will visit Sincerely, writer, Frances Ridley Havergal. We will sing her songs in the one of the best-preserved Saxon Churches in England. It will be a Jerry Rushford ancient parish church where her father served as Rector. Motoring thrilling experience to sing in this ancient church, built in AD 670, through Shropshire we will visit Whittington and sing by the grave whose walls have heard every form and style of church music for of English hymn-writer, William Walsham How. Crossing the border over 13 centuries. From there we will proceed to the university city into Wales our route will take us through Llangollen with its aged of Durham. We will stroll through the narrow streets of the old town What Others Have Said 14th century bridge over the River Dee (one of the “seven wonders of on our way up to the majestic cathedral. Durham Cathedral, built Wales”). Returning to England, we will visit and sing in two homes between 1093 and 1133, is the finest Norman Cathedral in all of Touring the British Isles with Jerry and Lori Rushford and other Christians was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. It was in the town of Mollington near Chester – “The Willows” and “Cross England. Inside the Cathedral we will see the tomb of England’s deeply moving to sing the great hymns of faith in the very place where they were written. Looms House” – where Alexander Campbell was a guest in 1847. most renowned church historian, the Venerable Bede. We will have Helen M. Young, Pepperdine University, Malibu, California Our dinner and lodging tonight will be in the 17th century Crabwall an opportunity to attend Evensong at Durham Cathedral (5:15-6:00). Manor Hotel in Mollington. Our host for dinner and overnight will be the Durham Marriott Royal County Hotel. How can one possibly describe the feeling of singing “Amazing Grace” in the very church where it was first sung? Most tours Sunday, May 19 – THE LAKE DISTRICT: Following our English touch the body. Some tours touch the mind. This tour touches the soul. breakfast on this quiet Sunday morning, we will drive to England’s Thursday, May 23 – YORK, HORBURY BRIDGE: After a Dr. LaGard Smith, Author, Buckland, England scenic Lake District, a region of incomparable beauty and variety. delicious breakfast at the Marriott Royal County, we will board our Here we will assemble for worship with the Wall End Church of coach for the drive to historic York, the lovely walled city that has Jerry Rushford is the most amazing storyteller that I have ever experienced. He provides a wealth of fascinating information and Christ in the village of Kirkby-in-Furness. The lovely stone church had such an active role in English history. We will walk down some inspiration regarding our English and Scottish hymn heritage. As a professional choral musician, I can say that this tour building was constructed in 1876. After our time of worship and a of York’s fascinating maze of narrow streets, and there will be a brief was one of the most inspiring and life-changing experiences of my career. luncheon with the congregation, we will drive to Windermere and time for shopping at Käthe Wohlfahrt’s “Mulberry Hall” Christmas Dr. Arthur L. Shearin, Harding University, Searcy, Arkansas board a boat for the leisurely 30-minute cruise on Lake Windermere shop in the Stonegate. We will enjoy lunch together at the delightful to Ambleside where we will meet our coach. Near Ambleside we will Betty’s Tea Room in Helensgate. In the early afternoon we will tour Rydal Mount, the residence of England’s Poet Laureate, William drive to Horbury Bridge where Sabine Baring-Gould wrote “Onward DAILY ITINERARY Wordsworth, from 1813 to 1850. This house contains many of the Christian Soldiers” and “Now the Day is Over.” We will have a photo Monday, May 13 – ATLANTA: Departure day has arrived, and we Westminster Abbey, the Victoria & Albert Museum, or shopping at poet’s personal possessions and first editions of his works, and the stop outside the small apartment where he wrote the hymns, and we gather at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport for our flight famed Harrods Department Store. We will meet back at the hotel for gardens and nature trails are spectacular. Our host this evening is the will have an opportunity to sing his hymns in St. John’s Church. Our to historic England. We board a Delta Air Lines wide-bodied jet and an early dinner, and then we have tickets for a performance at one of Old England Hotel in Bowness overlooking Lake Windermere. host for the final two nights of our literary and hymn pilgrimage fly in relaxed comfort across the Atlantic. Dinner and breakfast are London’s theatres. (Cost of tickets included.) through the United Kingdom will be the Hilton Northampton Hotel. served en route. We lose five hours by the clock traveling eastward Monday, May 20 – ABBOTSFORD, EDINBURGH: Our day and arrive at London’s Heathrow Airport around 7:20 AM. Thursday, May 16 – BRISTOL, STOW-ON-THE-WOLD: begins with a glorious drive as we exit the Lake District. We will Friday, May 24 – BRIXWORTH, NORTHAMPTON, OLNEY: Following breakfast at the Rembrandt, we will exit London and drive motor through the north of England and into Scotland. Soon after Today we will sing at the ancient but very well-preserved Brixworth Tuesday, May 14 – CHAWTON, HURSLEY: Boarding our private west on the M4 to Bristol where we will visit the Wesley Chapel crossing the border we will visit Gretna Green. Near Melrose, we Saxon Church which was built in AD 680. Then we will visit the motorcoach, we will drive through the beautiful English countryside Museum associated with the ministry of Charles Wesley. Bristol was will be given a guided tour of Abbotsford, the residence of Sir Walter 300-year-old Castle Hill Church in Northampton where Philip to the lovely village of Chawton where we will tour Jane Austen’s the home of Charles Wesley for more than 20 years, and he wrote Scott from 1812 to 1832. Abbotsford is a shrine to the writer who Doddridge, author of “O Happy Day,” preached in the 18th century. home. She lived there from 1809 to 1817 and wrote three novels and many of his 6,000 hymns in this city. We will sing in the historic drew worldwide attention to Scotland in his many novels and poems. We will sing in the vestry where Doddridge wrote his hymns. We revised three others during her stay. Our journey will continue to the chapel, and the song leaders in our group will enjoy the experience of Among the features of the house are the two-story library with its will enjoy lunch with members of the Northampton Church of Christ town of Hursley where hymn-writer John Keble lived for 30 years. leading Wesley’s hymns from the place where he first led them. Then nine thousand volumes, the study where he wrote his novels, and the and sing together in their building. From there we will drive to We will be welcomed to England by Rector William Prescott and we will have lunch with members of the Bristol Church of Christ and family chapel where we will sing. We will have a light lunch in the quaint market town of Olney where William Cowper and John some members of the Hursley Parish Church, and we will sing in the enjoy singing together in their church building. We will continue our the café on the property. Then on to Edinburgh, Scotland’s famous Newton collaborated on the publication of Olney Hymns in 1779. We church and around John Keble’s grave. We will have a light lunch journey to the charming villages in the picturesque Cotswolds. Our capital city, where we should arrive in time to stroll down Princes will tour the Cowper-Newton Museum which is located in Cowper’s in the church. Then it’s on to London to our conveniently located host this evening is the Wyck Hill House Hotel in Stow-on-the-Wold. Street, one of the most beautiful avenues in Europe. Our host for the former residence, and we will see the “Summer House” where he Rembrandt Hotel on Thurloe Place. We are staying in the heart of next two nights is the luxurious Principal Edinburgh (formerly the wrote many hymns including “God Moves in a Mysterious Way.” South Kensington and Knightsbridge and across from the Victoria & Friday, May 17 – BOURTON, BUCKLAND, STRATFORD: After George Hotel), conveniently located one block from Princes Street. We will also stroll past the “Old Vicarage” where John Newton wrote Albert Museum. We will enjoy dinner at the hotel. a hearty English breakfast we will drive to nearby Bourton-on-the- “Amazing Grace” and many other memorable hymns. We will also Water and see the residence and church of Benjamin Beddome, the Tuesday, May 21 – EDINBURGH: This entire day is free for sing in the Olney Parish Church and in the churchyard around the Wednesday, May 15 – LONDON: Today we will board our author of “God is the Fountain Whence.” We will sing in Bourton everyone to explore this fascinating city on their own. Some may grave of John Newton. Following dinner, we will adjourn to a private motorcoach for a half-day tour of London. A brief visit to Pepperdine Baptist Church. Continuing on to Buckland we will visit Hillview want to enjoy the pleasures of shopping on Princes Street or touring room for coffee and cookies and a spirited reliving of our wonderful University’s London residence at 56 Prince’s Gate near Hyde Park is Cottage, the English residence of LaGard and Ruth Smith. After a majestic Edinburgh Castle. Others may want to walk the Royal Mile literary and hymn pilgrimage. first on our list. Then we will drive through the streets of London to walk through the village, we will sing great English hymns in the from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Palace. Other options include Wesley Chapel on City Road. After singing in this famous church, choir of St. Michael’s Church. A brief drive brings us to Stratford- St. Gile’s Cathedral, John Knox’s House, the Georgian House, the Saturday, May 25 – HEATHROW AIRPORT: Today we will we will cross the road and visit the graves of Isaac Watts and several Upon-Avon where everyone will be free to have lunch on their own. National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, and the National travel to Heathrow Airport to prepare for our flight home on Delta other hymn-writers in the venerable Bunhill Fields burial ground. After lunch we will reassemble for a tour of the Shakespeare Centre. Museum of Antiquities. We will reassemble for an early dinner at Air Lines. Our departure for Atlanta is at 2:05 PM. Several hours In the afternoon everyone is free to sightsee on their own. Options Following the tour, we will walk through Stratford from the birthplace the George Hotel. Our guest for dinner will be Professor Ian Bradley are gained in traveling westward, and we are scheduled to arrive at include the British Museum, St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Museum to Holy Trinity Church where we will meet our coach driver. Our from St. Andrew’s University. Dr. Bradley is one of the leading Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport at 6:30 PM. of London, the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, host tonight is the Billesley Manor House Hotel outside of Stratford. hymnologists in the world, and following dinner he will join us for RESERVATION FORM TOUR CONDITIONS Pepperdine University AND INFORMATION Please make a reservation for ______person(s) The tour cost is $5,480 from Atlanta. Features included in the tour cost are: Presents on the Pepperdine University A Literary & Hymn TRANSPORTATION: Air transportation is included from Atlanta by Pilgrimage with Dr. Jerry Rushford. Enclosed is my economy class jet based on the non-refundable advance purchase excursion check for $______($400 per person) as deposit. fare. The air ticket is not refundable if the air reservations are cancelled (Make check payable to Fowler Tours.) within 60 days of departure. Land transportation is by private motor coach. A Literary & Hymn Pilgrimage HOTELS: Accommodations are in first class hotels based on sharing twin To England, Wales and Scotland NAME______bedded rooms with private bath. Supplement for a single room throughout is $959. ADDRESS______MEALS: Two meals daily are included throughout consisting of English/ May 13-25, 2019 Scottish breakfast and dinner. CITY______TRANSFERS: All transfers between airports and hotels are included as well as the handling of one average sized suitcase. Escorted by Dr. Jerry Rushford STATE______Zip______SIGHTSEEING: All sightseeing as outlined in the itinerary is included Professor of Church History with applicable entrance fees. TIPS AND TAXES: Baggage handling tips at hotels and hotel service PHONE______charges and taxes are included. NOT INCLUDED IN COST: U.S. passport fee, personal and baggage Email______insurance, tips to drivers, meals other than those mentioned above, items of a personal nature and any other items not specifically mentioned as q I will be sharing a room with______. being included. Tips to the drivers in the amount of $75 will be included in the final statement. q I prefer a single room throughout and agree to pay the RESERVATIONS: A deposit of $400 per person is required to secure space on the tour. Balance of the tour cost is due 75 days before departure. applicable supplements. Deposit is fully refundable until 90 days before departure after which time cancellation penalties will apply. q I plan to depart from Atlanta. BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE: The free air allowance is in a state of change by many airlines at the time this was written. We expect that one bag q Please make the most economical air reservations for weighing no more than 50 pounds will be allowed. However, to be certain, we recommend that you check with your airline nearer to departure time. me from my home city ______to Atlanta. During the land portion, tips for handling one bag are included. CANCELLATIONS: Within 90 days of departure, all monies paid are I apply for membership in the Pepperdine University A subject to forfeiture if the trip is cancelled. Trip cancellation, travel Literary & Hymn Pilgrimage with Dr. Jerry Rushford accident and baggage insurance is recommended and can be secured subject to the conditions outlined in the tour brochure. through Fowler Tours. Billesley Manor House Hotel IMPORTANT NOTICE: Tour prices are based on rates in effect on September 1, 2018, as well as on a minimum of 30 passengers traveling ______together. The final tour price is subject to adjustment up or down based on Signature the actual conversion rates in effect on March 4, 2019. RESPONSIBILITY: Strong Travel Services, Inc. (“Strong Travel”) DBA Clip and mail to: FOWLER TOURS and Pepperdine University and their representatives Fowler Tours act solely as a booking agent for travel services and related products, and disclaim all other responsibility regarding the travel services and related 8235 Douglas Avenue, Suite 1040 products described above. Once a booking is obtained through Strong Dallas, TX 75225 Travel, DBA FOWLER TOURS any funds received by Strong Travel, DBA 214-361-0027 FOWLER TOURS are sent directly to the actual supplier, who assumes all responsibility for providing the services and products purchased. Strong 800-747-5670 Travel, DBA FOWLER TOURS and its officers, directors, employees and other representatives and Pepperdine University, will not be liable for the acts or omissions of suppliers, such as airlines, cruise lines, other transportation providers, hotels, and tour or ground operators; nor will Strong Travel, DBA FOWLER TOURS or any of its officers, directors, employees or other representatives or Pepperdine University, have liability for any loss, injury or damage (including consequential damage) to persons Escomb Saxon Church or property in connection with any accommodations, transportation or Abbotsford other services or products purchased.