What if the pages of Acts came alive—right where they happened?

This August 2026, join us on an unforgettable 11-day journey through Greece and Rome, exploring the world of the Apostle Paul, author of 13 New Testament books. From Philippi and Thessaloniki to Athens, Corinth, and Rome, you’ll stand in the cities where Paul preached Christ, reasoned from Scripture, faced opposition, endured imprisonment, and boldly proclaimed the gospel.

This journey traces Paul’s path across the Mediterranean world, inviting you to experience Scripture in the very places where his ministry unfolded.

‍Athens – From Idols to the Unknown God

• Discover: A city full of idols and ideas, where Paul reasoned with philosophers and proclaimed the risen Christ.‍
• Explore: Mars Hill (Areopagus), where Paul declared the God they worshipped without knowing (Acts17:22-23).

Philippi – Where Paul Brought the Gospel to Europe

• Discover: A city reached through divine direction, where Paul followed God’s call despite opposition and hardship.‍
• Explore: The prison where Paul and Silas sang hymns, resulting in the conversion of the jailer and his household (Acts 16:25-34).

‍Corinth – Where Grace Took Root

• Discover: A church planted in a morally complex city, challenged by Paul to live out the gospel with purity, humility, and unity.‍
• Explore: The Bema Seat and city ruins, recalling Paul’s bold witness before civil authorities (Acts 18:9-11).

Veria (Berea) – A People Hungry for Truth

• Discover: A city where Paul’s message was received with eagerness and tested against Scripture.‍
• Explore: The ancient city where the Word of God was carefully examined, embraced, and believed (Acts 17:10-12).

‍Thessaloniki – Standing Firm in the Word

• Discover: A young church that stood strong under persecution, becoming an example to believers everywhere.‍
• Explore: The remains of ancient Thessalonica, where Paul preached despite opposition (Acts 17:5-10).

‍Meteora – Solitude and Devotion

• Discover: Spiritual discipline and prayer as a way of life, removed from worldly distractions.‍
• Explore: Ancient monasteries perched on cliffs, inspiring awe and spiritual focus.

Rome - The Gospel Unchained

• Discover: Imprisonment could not silence Paul’s message; Christ continued to be proclaimed.‍
• Explore: The Mamertine Prison and locations linked to Paul’s ministry under house arrest (Acts 28:16-31).

Vatican City - Witness to the Nations

• Discover: A reminder of how the gospel advanced from the apostles to every nation.‍
• Explore: St. Peter’s Basilica and surrounding sites, honouring the apostles’ witness.

‍Walk in Paul’s Footsteps

Paul—chosen by God to carry the name of Christ to the Gentiles—journeyed across the Mediterranean, planting churches and strengthening believers. His letters and ministry continue to shape the church today.

This journey is more than travel. It is an invitation to deeper faith, meaningful fellowship, and a renewed understanding of Scripture as you walk where the gospel first spread. Don’t wait for the “perfect moment.” Make August 2026 the time to step into Paul’s world and encounter God’s Word in a powerful, tangible way.

‍Tour Details

• ‍Dates: 19-29 August 2026
• Places of Interests: Seven Churches of Revelation, Istanbul, Troy, Antioch of Pisidia, and Cappadocia

‍Greece & Rome Are Calling!

Discover the full itinerary and secure your place today.

Email: info@omegatours.com.sg

We look forward to exploring Paul's World in Greece and Rome with you.

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The Book of Revelation reveals the faith and struggles of seven early churches in Asia Minor. While five receiving warnings, Philadelphia and Smyrna stood out for their unwavering faith, perseverance, and trust in God. Visiting their modern counterparts—İzmir and Alaşehir—offers a unique chance to walk where history and faith meet.

Philadelphia: Opportunity in a Small City

‍Philadelphia, now Alaşehir, tells a similar story. Small and with limited strength, its church was praised for keeping God’s word faithfully. Located in a seismic region, the city was rebuilt repeatedly, teaching its residents the value of strong foundations—both physically and spiritually.

“I have set before you an open door, and no one can shut it.” (Revelation 3:8)

Walking through Alaşehir’s ancient streets, exploring church ruins, and viewing remnants of city walls, visitors can sense the faithfulness and resilience of a small community that made a lasting impact.

Smyrna: Faith Amidst Trials

Smyrna, today Izmir, was a thriving port city called the “Jewel of Asia.” Deeply loyal to Rome, the city posed challenges for Christians who refused to worship the emperor, often facing persecution and poverty. Yet, the church remained steadfast.

“Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life.” (Revelation 2:10).

Modern visitors can stroll along Izmir’s bustling streets, explore the ancient Agora, and reflect on the courage of believers who stood firm under pressure. Smyrna’s story is a timeless reminder that faith and perseverance shine brightest in challenging times.

‍Walk Where Faith Endured

Philadelphia and Smyrna are more than historical sites—they are living lessons of courage, loyalty, and perseverance. Walking their streets and ruins, you feel the echoes of early believers whose faith stood the test of time.

Join our Biblical Turkey tour and trace the footsteps of these inspiring congregations. Experience the blend of history, geography, and spiritual legacy that continues to inspire hearts today.

Click here to learn more about our upcoming tour to Turkey from 19 to 30 April 2026.

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Cappadocia is a place that feels almost unreal. Picture valleys crowned with whimsical fairy chimneys, cliffs sheltering ancient cave homes, and dawn skies alive with drifting hot air balloons. Sculpted by volcanic forces and centuries of erosion, this landscape is more than nature’s artwork — it’s a cradle of history, faith, and resilience. Mentioned in the Bible (Acts 2:9 and1 Peter 1:1), Cappadocia became a sanctuary for Jews and early Christians who carried their beliefs across Asia Minor during turbulent times. Among its many treasures, the Göreme Open-Air Museum stands out — a place where faith was literally carved into stone.

Why Rock-Cut Churches?

For early believers, carving churches into rock was both practical and deeply symbolic. The soft volcanic tuff provided protection from enemies and harsh weather, while offering a sacred canvas for devotion. These cave churches became hidden sanctuaries where believers could pray in peace, away from the dangers of the outside world. At the same time, shaping faith into stone represented a retreat from worldly concerns —transforming the landscape into a spiritual refuge where devotion and nature became inseparable. 

Cappadocia’s Spiritual Heartbeat

The Göreme Open-Air Museum quickly became a lively monastic community, guided by early church leaders who encouraged a life of prayer, service, and learning. Between the 10^th and 12^th centuries, the region reached its cultural and artistic peak. Church interiors were adorned with vivid frescoes — scenes of the Annunciation, Christ’s miracles, the Crucifixion, the Resurrection, and portraits of saints. Painted in rich pigments, these works blended Byzantine traditions with local styles, serving as both instruction and inspiration for the faithful. Today, these frescoes still glow with life, whispering stories of hope, sacrifice, and divine mystery.

Highlights That Inspire

Among the museum’s treasures, the Tokalı Church (Buckle Church) stands out for its size and stunning murals. The Karanlık Church (Dark Church), preserved by minimal light exposure, contains some of the region’s most vivid frescoes. The Elmali Church (Apple Church) offers a serene space where domed ceilings and delicate imagery invite quiet reflection. Visiting these churches is like stepping into a storybook of ancient beliefs, artistry, and spiritual devotion. 

Why Visit Cappadocia and Goreme?

Cappadocia isn’t just a destination — it’s an experience that stays with you. Soar above fairy chimneys in a hot air balloon, hike through valleys filled with hidden churches, or explore underground cities that tell stories of survival and faith. For some, it’s an adventure; for others, a place of spiritual reflection. For everyone, it is unforgettable. Surreal landscapes, inspiring history, and a timeless atmosphere make Cappadocia a place you don’t just see — you feel.

Click here to learn more about our upcoming tour to Turkey from 19 to 30 April 2026.

For more information on our destinations, click on the following: Israel | Jordan | Turkey | Greece

In 2026, embark on a journey that goes beyond travel—a spiritual adventure through history, faith, and breathtaking landscapes. The Biblical Turkey Tour invites you to explore the Seven Churches of Revelation, where ancient ruins whisper timeless truths and Scripture comes vividly to life. 

Visit the Seven Churches

Step into the world of the Seven Churches of Revelation, where early Christians faced trials and triumphs. From Ephesus to Laodicea, John’s messages—whether delivered in person or not—continue to inspire reflection, connecting ancient lessons to our modern lives. 

Ephesus – A Church that Lost its First Love

• ‍What You’ll Discover: A community once full of passion, now warned for drifting from its devotion, despite diligent work and service.‍
• Explore: The Great Theatre, where Paul faced a riot led by silversmiths protecting Artemis worship.

Smyrna – Praised for Endurance

• ‍What You’ll Discover: Faithfulness and courage amid persecution and poverty.‍
• Explore: The ruins of the bustling marketplace, where Christians stood firm despite social and economic pressure.

‍Pergamum – Faith in the Shadow of Power

• ‍What You’ll Discover: A church challenged by the city’s immense imperial power and the imposing Great Altar of Zeus.‍
• Explore: The Asclepion, an ancient healing centre with a 3,500-seat theatre, library, and sacred pools.

‍Thyatira – Tolerating False Teaching

• ‍What You’ll Discover: How faith was tested by idolatry and immorality within the community.‍
• Explore: Trade guilds and their pagan rituals, which once influenced daily life and beliefs.

Sardis – The “Dead” Church

• ‍What You’ll Discover: A city with a glowing reputation but spiritual emptiness.‍
• Explore: Ruins of the Temple of Artemis, echoing former grandeur and warning signs of decay.

Philadelphia – Faithful Against All Odds

• ‍What You’ll Discover: Devotion persists even when strength and influence are small.‍
• Explore: Archaeological remains, showing divine preservation through trials and earthquakes.

Laodicea – Lukewarm but Wealthy

• ‍What You’ll Discover: Complacency in faith amid wealth and comfort.‍
• Explore: Remains of ancient banking, textile, and medical centres showcasing prosperity and innovation.

‍Beyond the Bible: Turkey’s Wonders

This 12-day tour goes beyond biblical landmarks to reveal the full spectrum of Turkey’s heritage and landscapes:

• ‍Step Into Legend: Walk the historic grounds of Troy, where Homer’s Iliad springs from myth into reality.‍
• Marvel at Cappadocia: Discover fairy chimneys, underground cities once used by early Christians, and optional hot air balloon rides.‍
• Dive Into Istanbul: Wander a city that straddles two continents, from Hagia Sophia to Chora Museum, and immerse yourself in the vibrant Spice Bazaar.

Reflection Along the Way

This tour nurtures both spirit and curiosity. As you explore ancient ruins and vibrant cities, take moments to reflect, connect, and appreciate the lessons each site offers—creating memories that resonate long after your journey ends.

Don’t wait for the “perfect moment.” Make 2026 the year you step into the stories of the Bible, explore Turkey’s extraordinary heritage, and return home with memories and insights that will last a lifetime.

‍Tour Details

• ‍Dates: 19-30 April 2026
• Places of Interests: Seven Churches of Revelation, Istanbul, Troy, Antioch of Pisidia, and Cappadocia

Whether it’s your first visit or a return with fresh purpose, this tour invites you to reflect, reconnect, and be inspired anew.

Turkey Is Calling!

Ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Discover the full itinerary and sign up for the tour today!

Reserve your spot today or email us at info@omegatours.com.sg to learn more.

We look forward to exploring Turkey’s spiritual treasures with you!

For more information on our destinations, click on the following: Israel | Jordan | Turkey | Greece