Terms & ConditionsRESERVATIONSA completed reservation form and a $300 deposit are required to secure aspot on this tour. Reservations are due not later than July 7, 2017.Reservations can be sent to: PO Box 268, Morgantown, PA 19543.

FINAL PAYMENTFinal payment will be due August 14, 2017. Payment can be made by check,Visa, Discover, or MasterCard. Payments not received on time can result inreservation cancellation without refund. *Additional bookings after the finalpayment deadline may result in additional administrative fees. Fee amountsimposed are at the discretion of Pilgrim Tours & Travel.

INCLUDEDRoundtrip air from Minneapolis including air taxes and airport fees, 9 nightslodging first class Israel hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, full time Englishspeaking Israeli tour guide, transportation by deluxe motor coach, allentrances as appear on itinerary

NOT INCLUDEDTips to drivers, guides, and hotel staff: $99 suggested, 9 lunches, optionaltravel insurance- 6.5% of tour cost, optional credit card payments-additional3% of amount charged.

JORDAN EXTENSION INCLUDED2 nights lodging at first class Jordan hotels, breakfast and dinner daily, full timeEnglish speaking Jordan tour guide, transportation by deluxe motor coach, allentrances as appear on itinerary, Jordan visa and border taxes

JORDAN EXTENSION NOT INCLUDEDTips to drivers, guides, and hotel staff of $27 suggested, 3 lunches, optionaltravel insurance- 6.5% of tour cost, optional credit card payments-additional3% of amount charged.

CANCELLATIONCancellation in writing must be received by Pilgrim Tours 91 days prior todeparture for refund of deposit minus service fees. Air penalties are not part ofthe percentages below and vary based on the airline policy at the time of ticketissue.

• 91+ Days Prior: $100 Per Person Service Fee • 90-61 Days Prior: Deposit Amount • 60-46 Days Prior: 40% of tour cost • 45-31 Days Prior: 65% of tour cost • 30-8 Days Prior: 85% of tour cost • 7 Days Prior or less: 100% of tour cost

Travel insurance is non-refundable.

PRICINGQuoted tour prices include planning, handling and operational charges and arebased on the current rate of exchange and tariffs. In the event of a markedchange in foreign exchange rates, fuel costs or tariff rates, tour costs are sub-ject to revision. Such increases will be added to the client’s final billing. PilgrimTours reserves the right to vary itineraries and prices, and to substitute facili-ties and hotels of equal or better quality if necessary.

DEPARTURE TAXES, SECURITY FEES, FUEL CHARGES, BAGGAGEFEESWhen purchasing air transportation from Pilgrim Tours, various taxes, fuelcharges, and airport fees are included in the air ticket expense. Such feesmay be subject to increase by governments and/or airlines and will be theresponsibility of the client at any time. Baggage weight, size restrictions andfees may change and are the responsibility of the client.

AIR TRANSPORTATIONIf needed, Pilgrim Tours will arrange for the best-priced airfare available at thetime of booking. Passengers wishing to cancel or change their air reservation

may be subject to cancellation penalties. Please Note: We do not have theability to assign seating for flights. Seat assignments will be done atairport check in. All taxes, fuel charges and security fees are subject tochange based on the ticketing date. Airfares quoted by Pilgrim are promo-tional fares and cannot be combined with other promotional offers. Airlinesinvolved in tours are not responsible for any act, omission or event during thetime passengers are not on board their planes or conveyances. Pilgrim Toursis not responsible for unforeseen flight delays, charges due to changesrequired during political unrest, or schedule changes imposed by the airlines.Air schedules may be subject to change at the discretion of the airline.

AIRLINE SECURITYIt is the passenger’s responsibility to provide valid identification in the form of apassport or other required identification at the time of airport check-in.

TOUR MEMBERSHIPTour membership is available to all travelers and will not be withheld if the touroperator can furnish the requirements that an individual may need. Becausemost of our Retail Tour sightseeing schedules require Tour Members to walk1-2 miles at a moderate pace, we cannot accept persons who are not able orneed assistance. Should meeting these requirements materially add to thetour operator's cost, the Tour Member would be expected to pay these addi-tional costs. The Tour Director retains the right to require non-mobile personsto stay behind when deemed necessary, and also terminate the membershipof any member displaying disruptive behavior, endangering fellow membersand/or interfering with the operations of the tour. Private group tours vary inregards to mobility standards.

PROOF OF US CITIZENSHIP, PASSPORT, VISA & MINOR CHILDRENREQUIREMENTSMinors traveling with either one parent or no parents must have a certified let-ter of permission from the parent or parents who is/are not traveling. This lettermust be presented at airport check-in. All international tours require a currentpassport. Entrance to Israel requires your passport be valid for 6 months afteryour return date. Your passport number must be recorded by a Pilgrim Toursagent when making your reservation. Names on airline tickets must appear asshown on passport. Photocopies are not acceptable forms of identification.Non U.S. Citizens are responsible to fulfill appropriate entry requirements ofthe destination countries. Contact the local Consulate of the country or coun-tries you intend to visit for information.

RESPONSIBILITIESThese tour programs are operated by Pilgrim Tours and Travel, Inc., 3071Main Street, Morgantown, Pennsylvania 19543. In common with other compa-nies, Pilgrim acts only as an agent for tour members in arranging vacationservices offered on this web site, including transportation, sightseeing, andaccommodations through independent contracts. Air carriers, accommoda-tions, and other suppliers (including but not limited to trains, cruises, ferries,motor coaches, hotels, tour guides and restaurants) providing services areindependent contractors and are not agents, employees, servants, or jointventures of the Company or its affiliates. All travel documents for servicesissued by the Company are subject to the Terms & Conditions specified by thesupplier, which are available upon request, and to the laws of the countries inwhich the services are supplied. Pilgrim reserves the right in its sole discretionto make changes in the itinerary and is not responsible for expenses, loss oftime, money or other incidents resulting from a change of tour schedulingmade for tour members, including any rescheduling due to political unrest.Pilgrim is not responsible for any losses or damages of personal property,injuries, thefts or unforeseen expenses incurred by any tour member.

TRAVEL INSURANCE - AVAILABLE FOR ALL PASSENGERSPilgrim Tours strongly suggests purchasing Trip Cancellation insurance. Besure to check with your healthcare provider as most U.S. medical coveragewill not cover you outside of the country. Insurance costs are based on thetotal tour cost, including air taxes and charges listed under "Not Included."These charges are added to the final billing. Approximate amounts can begiven at time of reservation in order to purchase the appropriate amount ofinsurance.

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ISRAEL11 Day Inspirational Tour | October 14-24, 2017

+ Optional 3 Day Jordan Extension October 24-27, 2017

Explore the World with CONFIDENCE

ALLIANZ TRAVEL INSURANCE

PLAN COST PER PERSON

Enhanced Coverage: 6.5% of tour cost

BENEFITS INCLUDED IN PLAN COST

Benefits Included Amount of Coverage

Trip Cancellation/Interruption Trip Cost

*Cancel For Any Reason up to 80%

Trip Delay ($200 Max per day) $1,000

Missed Connection $500

Baggage Loss/ Damage $1,500

Baggage Delay $500

Emergency Medical & Dental $50,000

Emergency Medical Transportation $1,000,000

POLICY QUESTIONSALLIANZ representatives are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Toll Free at 1.800.284.8300 and refer to ACCAM - F201757.

*Cancel for Any Unforeseen Reason coverage is available for 8.70% of trip cost and would refund passengers 80% oftheir trip cost. Cancel for Any Reason insurance must be purchased at or before Final Payment.

Invites you to experience

FEATURING TEACHING FROMBETHLEHEM COLLEGE & SEMINARY

Dr. Andy Naselli Dr. Travis Myers

With your hosts

Keith & Mary Anderson Rick & Adrien Segal Brad & Cindy Nelson

Information & Reservations: Keith Anderson | 612-338-7653 Ext 715 | keith.anderson@hopeinGod.org

www.pilgrimtours.com/groups/bethlehemisrael.htm

Itinerary subject to change while touring for thebest interest of the group.

October 14: Depart USAToday we leave the US on our 11 day adventureto Israel. Sit back, get some rest and enjoy thein-flight service.

October 15: Arrive in Tel Aviv Upon our arrival at the Tel Aviv airport, we’ll bemet by our tour guide who will welcome us toIsrael. We’ll be escorted to our awaiting motorcoach and transfer to our hotel where we’ll checkin and enjoy dinner in our rooms.

October 16: Caesarea (Maratima), Mt Carmel, Megiddo & NazarethVillageAfter breakfast, we travel by private motor coachalong the coast of the Mediterranean Sea toCaesarea, where Gentiles first heard the GoodNews from Peter and were baptized. We’ll seethe Roman Amphitheatre, hippodrome, a film onhistory and the remains of this famous port city,and aqueduct, and then journey on to Mt.Carmel, where Elijah challenged King Ahab andthe prophets of Baal. Next we travel through theJezreel Valley to Megiddo, the ArmageddonBattlefield, where archaeologists have unearthed20 levels of civilization. We drive through thearea of Cana and Nazareth, the boyhood homeof Jesus, where we visit the Nazareth Village - awonderful recreation of Biblical times with cos-tumed guides. We will have dinner and overnightlodging for the next two nights in the Tiberiasarea on the Sea of Galilee.

October 17: Magdala, Jesus Boat, Seaof Galilee Cruise, Capernaum, Mt. ofBeatitudes, Mt. ArbelWe begin our day at Magdala, the home of MaryMagdalene. Magdala was a major first-centuryport on the Sea of Galilee, a center of trade andcommerce, and an exporter of salted fish to mar-kets as far away as Europe. Archaeological dis-coveries early in the 21st century have made itan exciting pilgrimage destination as a first cen-tury synagogue and fish market have beenfound of which Jesus and his disciples wouldmost likely have visited. After viewing theancient Fisherman Boat at an operating Kibbutz,we enjoy a relaxing cruise on the Sea of Galilee.A brief scripture reading and devotional on boardbrings to life the experiences of Jesus and thefishermen disciples. Next is Capernaum wherewe visit the ruins of an ancient synagogue andPeter’s home and then the Mt. of Beatitudes.Our last stop today is atop Mt. Arbel which offersan excellent view of the Sea of Galilee andGolan Heights. From here we can visualizemuch of Jesus’ travels during this ministry.

October 18: Dan Nature Preserve,Caesarea Philippi, Palace of HerodAgrippaFollowing breakfast, our morning travels take usto two valuable northern sites. We’ll enjoy a hikethrough the Dan Nature Preserve to see the alterwhere the children of Israel fell to the depths ofpagan worship as well as Abraham’s Gate whichis the oldest uncovered gate in the country ofIsrael and possibly the location that Abrahamcame when pursuing Lot. Early this afternoonwe visit Caesarea Philippi, the site of Peter’s

Confession as well as the ruins of the Palace ofHerod Agrippa. We return to Galilee and enjoythe rest of our day at leisure.

October 19: Beth Shean, Jacobs well,Mt. Gerizim, Shilo, Jericho, Dead Sea We begin our day traveling southward to Beit-Shean/Scythopolis, the most magnificent archeo-logical site in Israel and located at the strategicjuncture of the Jezreel and Jordan valleys. LikeJericho, it has been almost continuously occu-pied throughout history. After defeating Saul andhis sons on Mt. Gilboa, the Philistines hangedtheir bodies on the walls of Beit-Shean. Duringthe time of Jesus, Scythopolis was one of thechief cities of the Decapolis - a league of tencities sharing Greek culture and government.We stop at nearby Jacob's Well, site of Jesus'conversation with a Samaritan woman and driveup to Mt. Gerizim to visit with the localSamaritans still practicing their faith today. TheOld Testament city of Shiloh was home for theTabernacle with the Ark of the Covenant and youmay walk to the likely plateau where it waspitched and picture the cloud pillar of God’s pres-ence rising up above the valley walls. This wouldalso be the spot where Hannah came to pray fora son. Later, she dedicated that son, Samuel, toserve in the Tabernacle. It was from Shiloh thatthe Ark was taken into battle and temporarily lostto the Philistines. Following the fertile JordanValley southward, your guide will point out theagricultural restoration of the “Land of Milk andHoney” and Israel’s intricate irrigation develop-ment. We’ll stop to visit ancient Jericho, this cityfamed as the oldest in the world. Our lodging forthe evening is at the Dead Sea – the lowest

place on earth. Spend time in the special spaand enjoy a dip in the Dead Sea for a relaxingfloat before dinner.

October 20: Dead Sea, Masada, EnGedi, Qumran, Jerusalem Those that are adventurous can get up for a sunrising swim in the Dead Sea as we enjoy somedown time to relax this morning. Later this morn-ing we visit Masada. Take a cable car ride to themountain top fortress where our guide will treatus to the history of the famous zealot stand.Afterwards we proceed to Ein Gedi, "Spring ofthe Goat," an oasis on the western shore of theDead Sea. Because of its warm climate andabundant supply of water, the site developed areputation for its fragrant plants and date palmgroves. This is where King David hid from Saul,and where God defeated the enemies of theIsraelites by praise and worship led by KingJehoshaphat. We’ll stop at Qumran to view theQumran Caves where the Dead Sea Scrollswere discovered and then arrive in Jerusalemwhere we’ll enjoy a panoramic view of the OldCity.

October 21: Mount Of Olives, Gardenof Gethsemane, Israel Museum,Holocaust Museum, BethlehemToday we walk where Jesus walked; beginningthe day with a panoramic view of the city, MountMoriah and the Dome of the Rock from atop theMount of Olives. Next we visit the Garden ofGethsemane where you can visualize our Lordand here His voicing praying to the Father. We’llwalk between the ancient olive trees, read thescriptures of Jesus' prayer and take time for per-sonal reflection. An interesting and educationaltime awaits us at the Israeli Museum. Walkthrough collections of centuries-old Israeli arti-facts including the Dead Sea Scrolls, and then aguided walk through an accurately detailedmodel of Biblical Jerusalem will help to prepareyou for what you will experience in the followingdays. We conclude the day with a visit to YadVashem, the Holocaust Museum, for a neededreminder of what the Jews have suffered as apeople. We conclude our day with a visit toBethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus.

October 22: Temple Mount, City ofDavid, Western Wall, Southern Steps,Rabbi TunnelsSafety permitting we’ll visit the Temple Mount thismorning. Afterwards we start just outside theDung Gate on the southeastern hill below theTemple Mount in the City of David. It was duringthe time of Solomon that the city limits extendedpast this part of Jerusalem. We visit GihonSprings, the original water source for Jerusalem,view new excavations including a typical Israelitefour-room house, the lower city wall and the cis-tern where Jeremiah was imprisoned. A highlighttoday will be a water walk through the incredibleHezekiah's Tunnel to the pool of Siloam, theplace of Jesus' miracle in John 9. We’ll view theSouthern Steps where Peter most likelypreached at Pentacost and also see the TemplePinnacle where Jesus was tempted. Continuingwe visit the Western Wall also known as theWailing Wall where we will listen and observe thefervent prayers of the Jewish people. Our lastvisit today is the fascinating Rabbinical Tunnelsleading us through the Second Temple era. Thetunnel and exhibit give a clear understanding ofthe amazing construction of the Temple Mount,giant stones, water supply and Roman streetwhere our Lord was led to judgment. Before exit-ing the tunnel we see the immense cornerstonerejected by the builders.

October 23: Pool of Bethesda, St.Anne’s Church, Way of Suffering,Church of Holy Sepulchre, Old CityShopping, Garden Tomb CelebrationWe begin our day along the Via Dolorosa stop-ping at the Pool of Bethesda, Stephen's Gateand St. Ann’s Church. While walking along theVia Dolorosa, we are reminded of His way of suf-fering along with a visit to the Church of the HolySepulcher. Our guide will explain the differingopinions on the route that Christ was led. Theactual place of crucifixion and burial is a veryinteresting study. We have some free time thisafternoon to shop in the market or explore on ourown before enjoying the highlight of our day aswe come to the area of Golgotha (place of theskull) and the Garden Tomb, where we celebratethe resurrection with communion and a time ofpraise.

October 24: Return HomeWe travel home today or continue on the Jordanextension.

Optional 3 Day Jordan ExtensionOctober 24-27, 2017

October 24: Travel to Jordan.Bethany Beyond Jordan, Mt. Nebo &JerashThis morning we travel east to the Jordan bor-der and cross into Jordan where our guide willwelcome us to Jordan. We’ll visit BethanyBeyond Jordan which is likely the location whereJesus was baptized by John the Baptist andalso where the children of Israel crossed into thePromised land. Mt. Nebo, believed to be thesite of the tomb of Moses, commands a spec-tacular view across the Jordan Valley and theDead Sea. Study the panorama as we read thescripture of God showing Moses the "PromisedLand" before He brought him home to heaven.This afternoon we visit Jerash, one of the bestpreserved and most complete provincial Romancities. Jerash, Gerasa of Roman Times, wasone of the cities of the Decapolis, a confedera-tion of 10 Graeco-Roman cities dating from the1st century BC situated in Jordan, Syria andIsrael. Known as the Pompeii of the East for itsextraordinary state of preservation, the ruinsindicate human occupations at this location formore than 2,500 years. Overnight Amman.

October 25: Morning travel to Petra,Afternoon Petra TourThis morning we travel south where we’ll visitthe amazing mountain fortress of Petra, knownto be inhabited by the Edomites - the descen-dants of Esau. Begin the tour with a walkthrough the "Siq," an immense crack in theNabatean sandstone, to the city of Petra carvedout of the rose red rock. The Treasury, ElKhazneh, is one of the most elegant remains ofantiquity. Beyond El Khazneh we are surround-ed on both sides by hundreds of Petra's carvedand built structures. Overnight Petra.

October 26: Service Opportunity,BBQ DinnerThis morning we return to Amman and enjoy therest of the day serving alongside our ministrypartners. We’ll enjoy a BBQ dinner this eveningat a local restaurant before heading to theAmman airport.

October 27: Travel HomeWe travel home today.

BEST OF ISRAEL11 Day Inspirational Tour | October 14-24, 2017

+ Optional 3 Day Jordan Extension October 24-27, 2017

PRICE PER PERSON:BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

JORDAN EXTENSION

$799.00Single Supplement: $125.00

PRICE PER PERSON:BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

ISRAEL ONLY

$3,699.00Single Supplement: $695.00