Berea
Veria or Berea was the third important city for Saint Paul in Northern Greece. He preached there and converted many locals (both Greeks and Jews) to Christianity. Today, visitors can explore the ruins of the ancient city, including the Agora, the Bema of Saint Paul and the old Jewish Synagogue. The Bema is a raised platform where Saint Paul believed to have preached. The Apostle of the Nations was warmly welcomed since his first visit and his preaching had a great impact on Greeks and the Jews. Saint Paul’s passage through Berea or Veria and the impact of his preaching, indicates the significance of this Macedonian town at the first steps of Christianity. It also highlights the important role that the town played for the spreading and establishment of Christianity in Greece
Greek Orthodox monasteries are treasure troves of history, art, and spirituality. Northern Greece, with its rich history and deep religious traditions, offers a unique opportunity to explore its Orthodox monasteries. Whether you are interested in Christianity, history, culture, spirituality, or simply want to experience something unique, visiting a Greek Orthodox monastery is a rewarding endeavor. […]
Berea, a New Testament city in Northern Greece awaits you to reveal its long-standing history and Christianity legacy through the ages. This ancient Macedonian city holds a significant place in the biblical narrative, particularly in the book of Acts of the Apostles. Biblical Berea tours from Thessaloniki for small groups. Ideal, private & guided tours […]
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