Dona Gracia Hotel Tiberias
3 Haprahim Street Tiberias, Galilee, 14204, Israel
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Dancing on the Sea
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We ventured off to the Jordan River. Very touristy spot as you'll see in the photos.
Back on the bus to Tiberias for preparation of the nights farewell get-together. Some put together skits and stories to share with our group. Their performances led to a great night. Miranda and Jessie performed a duet, singing The Good Ship Lollipop! You'll see by the photos that Miranda was styled for the evening by Jess. So there is Jess and little Jess in attendance ...
Breakfast and dishwashing
... trouble. Maher said, that dirty dishes have been his trouble for years now, because earlier he worked in Pilgerhaus, where German people expect everything to be really clean. In the end, Reut had talked to the manager, who yelled at the kitchen people, and I couldn't look them in the eyes for a couple of days. I stole the dishes after breakfast and washed them in Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Then Limor, who usually takes care of our breakfast, had a holiday, and the ...
A short hello before Goodbye
... last shows were on the birthday of one of my best friends here. She also happens to live next door. Her roommate, my roommate, and I organized a surprise party for her that day. Somehow we crammed all of MASA plus balloons and cakes into our little room and managed to make it a real surprise for her. She sang for us in Russian (she is Russian) at one point; it was a beautiful celebration.
Sunday and Monday were our shows, Tuesday, Wednesday ...
"Up to Jerusalem"
... with marble because the mosaic was too time consuming to upkeep.
From here, we drove to the Spring of Harod, which is mentioned in Judges 7. Gideon camped by this spring before his battle with the Midianites, who were camped by Mount Moreh, which is to the North. We had a picnic lunch here and then drove past the Mountains of Gilboa, where Saul had his final stand against the Amalekites. One interesting point of history, Saul was supposed to kill all ...
The Gospel Triangle
... legion of demons from the possessed man and sent them into the pigs, which then ran over the cliff. Our lunch was soup and pita bread, followed by grilled St. Peter’s fish (complete with tail, fins, head and bones –we know it as Tilapia).
Capernum, where Jesus spent a lot of his time, means Valley of Comfort. It was Jesus’ headquarters during His ministry. Peter lived in Capernum and we saw what is believed to be ...
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