Holy Jordan - Clergy

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Please list the countries in the Holy Land you have visited.

Which of these countries would you like to visit in combination with Jordan?

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Egypt*

Greece*

Israel*

Italy*

Malta*

Turkey*

United Arab Emirates*

What would you like to learn or experience on an immersion tour of Jordan?

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Visit holy sites*

Meet with local church leaders*

Inspect hotels*

Meet with tour guides*

Visit cultural or tourist sites, such as Petra, Dead Sea and Wadi Rum*

Culinary experiences*

Hike a portion of the Jordan Trail/Bible Trail*

Ride a camel*

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Holy Sites in Jordan

While there are many Old and New Testament biblical locations in Jordan, these are among the most visited. After reading the descriptions, please indicate the holy sites that interest you.

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Bethany beyond the Jordan*

This wilderness on the eastern banks of the Jordan River is where John the Baptist lived, preached and baptized Jesus. Just opposite Jericho, this “Place of Baptism” provides a special link between the prophets Elijah and John the Baptist. Here, the heavens opened twice – when Elijah ascended to heaven in a chariot of fire, and when the Holy Spirit descended upon Jesus after his baptism by his cousin John. Visitors to this UNESCO World Heritage Site can explore the protected wilderness park, which includes the remains of several churches built by early Christians to commemorate the baptism of

Madaba*

This City of Mosaics was an ecclesiastical center during the Byzantine Era. Madaba is home to the "Madaba Map," the oldest surviving mosaic map of the Holy Land, found on the floor of the Orthodox Church of St. George.

Mount Nebo*

According to the Bible, Moses climbed Mount Nebo (Pisgah) to see the Promised Land that he would never enter. The Bible says that God himself buried Moses here, in a place unknown to man. Today, visitors can take in the panoramic vista, and see the extensive mosaic remains of early Christian churches. As custodians of this special place, the Franciscans have a small monastery here, and sometimes are able to personally welcome pilgrims to this holy mountain.

Mukawir*

Hilltop fortress where John the Baptist was imprisoned and martyred for his faith, and where Salome performed her infamous dance.

Additional Questions:

How many church tours (to any destination) have you led?

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What type of accommodation do your church groups typically prefer?

Clergy Immersion Tour Survey

Which of these countries would you like to visit in combination with Jordan?

What would you like to learn or experience on an immersion tour of Jordan?

Holy Sites in Jordan

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