Selcuk Inns - Reviews and Rates

You may not know that there's great scholarly debate about exactly what Paul did when he entered a new town. Scripture tells us he went to the local synagogue, but some scholars believe he went to speak to the god-fearing Gentiles there rather than to the Jewish members of the community. Either way, it was interesting to consider all this as I w...

No visits today, just travel, and it was tiring. I got to imagining Paul's itinerant life. He moved so often and made a home in so many different cities, that today I just marveled at that fact. I headed southeast to a town called Selcuk, next to ancient Ephesus. Paul spent at least two years here, and quite possibly longer. I got to wondering h...

After another lovely breakfast at Gobi, we wandered off to find a bus to Selcuk. They used to have an ototgar downtown. Very convenient. A year ago, they opened a new bus depot 7 km outside of town (thus how we got dumped in the middle of nowhere last night|) Anyway. This morning we find that to take a bus to Selcuk-you merely go to the OLD bus ...

We took a nýght bus from Istanbul south to Selçuk whých took about 11 hours and wound up ýn town at 6am ýn a downpour that ended up lastýng for three days. Selcuk ýs home to the Výgýn Mary's house, the ruýns of Ephesus, and the tomb of St. John, among other thýngs. I'm sure ýt's a great place ýn the summer but when ýt's 40 degrees and raýnýng, t...