
Mediterranean Travel Devotional: Epilogue
We are back home now, and everything was as I expected. Our cat, Cyrus the Great, met us at the

We are back home now, and everything was as I expected. Our cat, Cyrus the Great, met us at the

Granada lay in the cradle of the Sierra Nevada mountains, mountains that remain snow-capped well into the spring. The town

When I looked out the window of my cabin this morning, I saw the architecturally rich, multicolored skyline of Cadiz,

Casablanca, Morocco. Exotic. Romantic. Enchanting. Ancient. Humphrey Bogart. Ingrid Bergman. Rick’s Cafe. Only, Casablanca is none of those things. It’s

The strait and the rock I stood on bow of the ship leaning against the rail as I watched the

When I looked out the window over our balcony from the ship, I was surprised–my first view of Algiers was

When I took my first steps onto the continent of Africa today, I was met by a Tunisian man in

The two most famous landings on Malta occurred 1,500 years apart. The first was the Apostle Paul’s shipwreck in 60

As I stood on the cliffs of Malta today, looking out over St. Paul’s Bay, I felt a little disappointed.

Imagine a castle, perhaps Balmoral. Then connect that building to ten others of similar size, separated by the occasional pool

Napoleon. Napoleon. Napoleon. Everywhere we looked today in Ajaccio, Corsica, we saw Napoleon. Regardless of what you think of Napoleon,

Marseille is like an attractive older woman with a lot of makeup. From the ship, anchored at the far end

We are starting a travel devotional tour today. If you’ve never followed along on one of these, here’s how it

Even with the help from Bede’s Ecclesiastical History, this was a difficult travel devotional to write because I was tying

Today was the last non-travel day of the Bede travel devotional, and because of the long drive the day prior,

One would not expect a Bede travel devotional to include a visit to Chatsworth House, but it did, and there

Haven’t you and Bede and this travel devotional already visited York and York Minster? Yes we have, but we had

So, Bede demonstrated his bona fides to Ann: Texas A&M soundly beat Missouri 38-17, and Ann was in a buoyant

Today our week with Bede travel devotional took us to Durham Cathedral. Durham cathedral is most well known as the

I think Bede would have been proud of our work the first day of this travel devotional. We had traveled
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