Sunday, May 8, 2011

Corinth

We celebrated this Mother's Day by remembering in our morning prayer the origins of the holiday as proclaimed by Julia Ward Howe in 1870.  See this link: Mother's Day proclamation
Then we visited ancient Corinth (after a stop at the Corinthian Canal) and held a communion service just a stone's throw from where Paul was brought before the city council (according to Acts 18).  Our tour guide, Kosta, is a professor of archaeology at Boston University and is a native of Greece.  He is outstanding and has quite the faith story to go along with his knowledge of history, religion and archaeology which will be evident when I get the videos done.
After Corinth, we returned to Athens for a tour of the Acropolis and the new Acropolis Museum.  All most impressive.
I should have our video from Hierapolis up on Facebook in an hour or so and then another later tonight.  So be sure to check back.

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