Israeli Advocacy Tour

"There are two aspects of my tour which impacted me deeply: meeting the Messianic believers in the land; and seeing the scriptural connections involving the Old Testament and the New, prophecies, and the land.


I could not recommend this trip strongly enough. I have already encouraged multiple of my friends and acquaintances to take the opportunity to join a CMP IAT. Everyone's experience will be different, because we are all unique and have individual ways of relating with the Lord. But for anyone who goes, believer or unbeliever, asking God to reveal himself, there will be something amazing."

"The holocaust museum, and everything that went with it was life changing.


My visit with the guys at En Gedi, and our brief discussion that "they didn't care about things the had been dead for thousands of years, they just cared about the living and wanted to be left alone". That was very eye opening.


The sites we visited, of course were meaningful, the ones that meant the most to me were, the tomb, the boat on sea of Galilee,, garden of gethsemene, (Not counting holocaust museum)"

"I thought that being in the land and walking where Jesus walked was going to be the best part of the trip. I was focused on what HAD happened in the land. Once there, I discovered that it is more about what IS happening in the land right now and what WILL happen in the future. Going to the biblical sites was great. It confirmed the basis of the Bible. However, I came back more interested in learning how God is working in the land now and confirming His covenant with the people of Israel.


I would recommend this particular type of tour because the focus is where it should be, on God. It really covers the past, present, and the future. It shows where the important foundations of our faith were laid in the past. It shows where God is at work now (the ministries that we visited). And, it paints a picture of what the Bible says is the future."