Footsteps of Saint Paul

Saint Paul’s Journey in Turkey

Discover the key locations Saint Paul visited in Turkey, including Antioch, Tarsus, and Ephesus. Explore their historical and spiritual significance.

Pamphylia and Perga: Gateway to Saint Paul’s Mission in Asia Minor

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Table of Contents   1. Introduction: Pamphylia and Perga in Saint Paul’s Missionary Journey The regions of Pamphylia and Perga, located in modern-day southern Turkey, played a pivotal role in Saint Paul’s First Missionary Journey (Acts 13:13-14). Known for their strategic coastal location, these cities served as gateways into the heart of Asia Minor. Although […]

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Ephesus: The Heart of Saint Paul’s Missionary Work in Asia Minor

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Table of Contents   1. Introduction: The Significance of Ephesus in Saint Paul’s Ministry The ancient city of Ephesus, located in modern-day Selçuk, Turkey, was one of the most influential cities in the Roman Empire and a pivotal center in Saint Paul’s missionary journeys. Known for its grandeur, intellectual vibrancy, and spiritual significance, Ephesus Saint

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Iconium (Konya): A City of Faith and Perseverance in Saint Paul’s Journey

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Table of Contents 1. Introduction: Iconium’s Role in Saint Paul’s Missionary Work The city of Iconium, now modern-day Konya in Turkey, holds a profound place in Christian history as a key stop during Saint Paul’s First Missionary Journey (Acts 14:1-7). Known in ancient times as a vibrant and culturally diverse city, Iconium became both a

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Tarsus: Birthplace of Saint Paul and Gateway to His Mission

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Table of Contents 1. Introduction: The Significance of Tarsus in Saint Paul’s Life The city of Tarsus, located in modern-day Mersin Province, Turkey, holds an essential place in Christian history as the birthplace of Saint Paul (Acts 22:3). Known in antiquity as a prominent center of education, culture, and commerce, Tarsus played a pivotal role

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Antioch (Antakya): The Cradle of Early Christianity

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Table of Contents   1. Introduction: The Significance of Antioch in Saint Paul’s Journey The city of Antioch (modern-day Antakya, Turkey) holds a unique place in Christian history. Known as the “Cradle of Christianity”, Antioch was not only one of the largest cities in the Roman Empire but also a major center for the early

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Saint Paul’s Journey in Turkey: Exploring the Apostle’s Missionary Path

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Table of Contents   1. Introduction: The Significance of Saint Paul’s Journey in Turkey The Saint Paul’s Journey in Turkey represents a crucial chapter in the spread of early Christianity. Modern-day Turkey, historically known as Asia Minor, served as the backdrop for many of Saint Paul’s missionary endeavors. From bustling cities like Antioch (Antakya) to

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