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Pisidian Antioch

April 24th, 2026
Today is now the 4th day of our turkey trip! We left a week from today and it really is flying by. Today we got to go to antioch of Pisidia (Pisidian antioch), which is where Paul shared the gospel for the very first time. We walked around what used to be the town of Pisidian Antioch and explored the ruins of the temple and the synagogue where the gospel was shared. We had amazing turkish food for lunch after we finished our time at the site.

After fueling up we left for our 3 hour trip to the next location where we will be staying for the next 2 nights. The bus ride was definitely one of the most memorable parts of the trip, because we really just enjoyed the time we’ve spent together the last 9 months. we finished the day by arriving at our hotel where we all swam in the pool and had dinner together. it was really such an awesome day to experience with my Joshua siblings and I’m so excited for the next days to come!

-Mia (Current Student)

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