Walking the Footsteps of Apostle Paul: Greece

Acts 9:22

"...confounded the Jews who dwelt in Damacus proving that this Jesus is the Christ".

Acts 9:3-4

"Then he fell to the ground, and heard a voice say to him, Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?"

Acts 9:20

"Immediately he preached the Christ in synagogues, that He is the Son of God."

The Port of Kreeches, where Apostle Paul set sail to Ephesus in 53 AD

Did you know?

In 53 AD, Apostle Paul set sail from Kechress, Corinth, to Ephesus on his third Missionary Journey. Despite facing rejection and persecution (Acts 19:9), God opened a wider door for the Good News throughout Asia (Acts. 19:9-10). Known for casting out demons (Acts 19:13-17), Paul's ministry sparked a powerful revival in Ephesus. As he journeyed back to Jerusalem, he encouraged believers, strengthening their faith (Acts 20:1-36), Acts 21:1-17). Apostle Paul's journey highlights how the Lord transforms obstacles into opportunities, bridging generational gaps through Christ Jesus. Let us be seeds in the body of Christ, spreading the Good New with the love and understanding.

Fun fact! Many are baptized in Jesus Name in the waters (shown below) of Port Kechrees (eastern port of Corinth) today!

“Let every journey be a mission, every detour an opportunity, and every destination a chance to share the gospel and grow in faith.”

Dr. Allma