CAESAREA, Israel On the main road from Tyre to Egypt.  About 20 B.C., King Herod the Great built it into a magnificent city employing the best of the

MAGDALA (Tower of Greatness) Located 4 miles north of Tiberias, Magdala was one of the sites which Josephus fortified when he was governor of Galilee – before his

NETANYA Netanya is home to many immigrants from Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom.  It is a modern Israeli city founded by settlers in 1929.  Although

Merthyr Tydfil, Wales Merthyr Tydfil – and the area around it – mark the greatest growth area for the Church in Wales, particularly the work there of Elders

Randolph Township, Vermont Our site of the week is dedicated to our Sharon to Kirtland Tour which departs in just a few days. In 1802, Joseph Smith Sr.

MEGIDDO Tel el-Mutesellim means (“hill of the governor”) This was a royal city of the Canaanites, 22 miles, north of Shechem on the southwest edge of the plains

VIA DOLOROSA means (“WAY OF THE CROSS” or “WAY OF SORROWs)” Via Dolorosa refers to a pilgrim route that begins near the Lion’s Gate where some believe that

JOPPA – means (“height,” “beauty”) Joppa is immediately south of Tel Aviv and is a part of “greater” Tel Aviv.  It is 30 miles south of Caesarea and