England Travel Journal-Day 10
William the Conqueror was a devout Christian. He was married and faithful to one (Mathilda) woman, which is one of
William the Conqueror was a devout Christian. He was married and faithful to one (Mathilda) woman, which is one of
Today we left Oxford for Brighton. through During dinner last night I planned how to pack the most King Alfred
Oxford is beautiful, as I have been reminded every day when I rise and look out our hotel window. But
The theme today was books and those who write them. I started in the Bodleian Library. I use the word
Alfred the Great (849 – 899 A.D.) is the only British monarch to attain the moniker, “the Great.” Alfred was
Today was the Sabbath, and we only planned a few items on our agenda. We walked to the Radcliffe Camera
Our study of the conversion of England to the kingdom of God has been moving in reverse order. We started
C.S. Lewis spent 29 years in Oxford, and although we had visited Oxford before, we had not fully explored the
We started our first day in England at Windsor Castle, which, none of us knew until we got there, was
Day 1 is always a travel day on GSB study tours. I usually focus on all the inconveniences of travel
If you have never journeyed vicariously with the GSB Team on a study tour, I encourage you to do so,
If you are GSB regular, you know that in anticipation of GSB Travel Journals I publish a reading list. Keeping
Decisions have been made in smoke-filled rooms, and the GSB team will be departing soon on its next adventure. This
So, today for the first time in history, man intentionally hit an astroid with a projectile and altered its course.
As we have slipped back into our lives at home, I’ve thought through what we read, saw, and learned related
Early Christian, Medieval Travel Journal-Day 14: We packed our bags for the last time this morning, and it was nice
Today was a travel day. We packed up and checked out of our rooms at the Ville San Michele and
The day started sadly for Ann, who suffered a tragic loss, when her beloved No. 6 ranked, Texas A&M Aggies
Our first stop of the day was the Palace of Theodoric, 50 feet from the front door of our hotel.
Today, we rented a car in Florence and drove to Ravenna. As we left Florence, I realized how much this
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