Beyond the familiar vistas of the Holy Land, another ancient landscape echoes with profound spiritual significance—New Testament Turkey. Here, amidst lands rich with Roman history and early Christian witness, one finds a tapestry of regions as diverse as any promised land: the sun-baked plains of Lycia, the soaring mountains of Cappadocia, the fertile valleys of the Aegean coast, and the vibrant shores of the Mediterranean. This is a land where the early Apostles walked, where nascent congregations flourished, and where the very foundations of the New Testament were laid, a testament to faith, growth, and enduring divine purpose across millennia.

This sacred ground, though now home to diverse peoples, carries the spiritual imprint of a pivotal era. From the bustling port cities where Paul preached to the serene valleys where communities of believers gathered, a sense of profound spiritual legacy permeates the air. It is a land where the ancient calls of God continue to resonate, inviting all who seek a deeper understanding of the scriptural narrative to walk where prophets and apostles trod. Here, history and faith converge, offering a powerful journey into the origins of the Christian world, a journey that reveals the expansive reach of the Lord’s plan and His unwavering hand in guiding His children.