Change of Plans! Scott Pauley

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Change of plans – we have all heard those words a lot this year! On this day we had planned to be touring the land of the Bible. God knew all along that those plans would change. Proverbs 16:9 says it best, “A man’s heart deviseth his way: but the Lord directeth his steps.” It is a wonderful rest for a Christian to realize that every step (and stop) are in the Lord’s hands.

While international travel restrictions have prevented us from being in Israel right now, I am happy to tell you that we are planning to be there one year from now and would love for you to go with us! We still have a handful of spots open for folks who would be interested in studying God’s Word at stops in Jerusalem and throughout the holy land.

For complete details and a registration form click here.

Friends who had previously registered to go do not need to register again. This is going to be a very special tour and Tammy and I are excited about spending time with many of you. Mark your calendar for November 29-December 8, 2021 and let us know soon if you plan to travel with us.

Please contact Jennie Butler with any questions at (843) 345-4441 or jb********@***oo.com.


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