Come with CMJ USA and Shoresh Study Tours on an unforgettable journey through Greece, tracing the footsteps of the Jewish Apostle Paul. On the road to Damascus, Jesus Messiah commissioned Shaul the Pharisee to take the gospel to the Greco-Roman world. Join the Rev. Cariño Casas and a Messianic Jewish guide from Israel as we explore historic Jewish and Christian sites. Savor delicious Greek cuisine, and immerse yourself in this vibrant culture as we visit the communities Paul visited -- Philippi, Corinth, Thessaloniki, Cenchrea, Athens and more -- while bringing the good news of the Messiah to the Jew first and also to the Greek!

Jen loves Jesus and God’s Word. Through writing and speaking, she helps connect the dots from Scripture to life application to help people live their very best life in Christ. In addition, she serves as the Executive Director at  Harvest Church in Byron, GA.

Tod Bolsinger, MDiv, PhD, the co-owner and principal of AE Sloan Leadership, Inc, an executive coaching and consulting firm that works with church, non-profit, and marketplace leaders in leading change. He is also the Executive Director of the De Pree Center Church Leadership Institute, a Senior Fellow of the De Pree Center for Leadership, and an Associate Professor of Leadership Formation at Fuller Theological Seminary. He founded the Fuller Leadership Platform, an innovative approach to online formation and leadership development, and served as Vice President of Fuller Seminary for six years. Prior to his educational career, he served as a pastor for 27 years. Tod is the author of nine books, including the Outreach Magazine Resource of the Year in pastoral leadership, Canoeing the Mountains: Christian Leadership in Uncharted Territory, the Christian Book Award Finalist, Tempered Resilience: How Leaders are Formed in the Crucible of Change, and The Practicing Change Series. Tod is married to Beth, a professional artist. They have two adult children, Brooks and Ali, and a son-in-law, Ben. An avid outdoor lover, Tod would have been a national park ranger if he hadn’t taken biology after lunch in high school. When he retires, he will do hiking trail maintenance, trout rescue, and be a ski host who makes sure there are four people on every quad-chair lift.