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Welcome to Greece!

After a long travel overnight, we arrived safely at our hotel in Athens yesterday.  Our tired but eager travelers assembled for a brief time of worship, prayer and announcements before heading off to bed.
  Group photo (missing:  our photographer)

Communication
We plan to use this blog, Facebook and Instagram as the primary means of communication with family and friends.  
  • Blog:  The blog can be reached by clicking on the link at the bottom of Pennington Presbyterian Church's home page or by accessing it directly at https://footstepspaul2018.blogspot.com
  • Greece Footsteps of Paul 2018 Facebook group:  To join, you can either ask someone who is already a member of the group to add you or you may send a request to join.  If you send a request, please include the name of the traveler on the trip who knows you personally.
  • Instagram:  We are currently experiencing connectivity issues with Instagram.  An update will be provided if/when we get it functioning.


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