Caesarea / Mount Carmel / Megiddo / Jezreel Valley / Nazareth / Jordan River Baptismal SiteDrive along the Mediterranean Sea to the ruins of Caesarea, founded by Herod the Great in 22 B.C.Here Peter proclaimed the good news to the Roman centurion, Cornelius. Explore the city's famousRoman theater, harbor, newly-excavated hippodrome, and palace before continuing north to Mt.Carmel, where Elijah prayed down the fire of the Lord and defeated the 450 prophets of Baal(1 Kings 18). From this 1500 foot high vantage point, look over the beautiful Jezreel Valley, thelocation for the future gathering of the nations at Armageddon. Visit the excavations of the city ofMegiddo, where 26 separate layers of cities have been found, each one built on top of the ruins ofthe previous city. Drive by Nazareth to enjoy an overview of Jesus' boyhood home; then pass byCana, where Christ performed His first miracle ( John 2). Travel along the Jordan River, stopping atthe traditional site of Jesus' baptism by John, for a special time of reflection and baptism.

Mount of Beatitudes / Tabgha / Capernaum / Jesus Boat / Ein GevGain a sense of a fisherman's life viewing the "Jesus Boat" at Nof Ginnosar. Not a replica but a preservedpiece of history dating back to the time of Christ, this wooden boat was discovered in 1986 on the westernshore of the Sea of Galilee. Visit the Mt. of Beatitudes with its beautiful view overlooking the Sea of Galileeand the site where Jesus delivered one of His most powerful messages, the Sermon on the Mount. Alongthe shoreline of the Sea of Galilee is Tabgha. It is believed that here Jesus walked along the shore and calledout to Simon Peter and Andrew who were casting out their nets. James and John were also called to followJesus during that walk by the shore. This too is believed to be the place of the loaves and fishes miracle. VisitSaint Peter's Primacy, where Christ met with His disciples for the "last breakfast" prior to His ascension( John 21). Here Christ restored Peter to himself after the disciple's three denials. Walk the pathways ofCapernaum, Jesus' hometown where He performed more miracles than at any other place. View the ruinsof the ancient synagogue where Christ taught, and see the house where Peter lived. Enjoy the food andfellowship of a "St. Peter's Fish" lunch at the kibbutz Ein Gev on the eastern shore of the Sea. In northernIsrael view the Golan Heights where many of the modern day battles for Israel's independence have takenplace. Return to Tiberias by sailing across the Sea of Galilee aboard a wooden boat.

Beth Shean / Jericho / Jordan River Valley / Mount ScopusTravel 17 miles south of the Sea of Galilee to Beth Shean to view the spectacular Roman and Byzantine ruins.The bodies of King Saul and his sons were hung from the city walls (1 Samuel 31:10-12) after they weredefeated by the Philistines. Travel through the Jordan River Valley past the city of Jericho. Known as the Cityof Palms, Jericho is the oldest continually occupied and lowest elevation town in the world. Jericho'scontributions to civilization are unique. The domestication of plants and animals and the invention of potterytook place in ancient Jericho 1000 years before Mesopotamia and Egypt, while the walls and towers of Jerichopreceded the pyramids of Egypt by 4000 years. The 23 mile journey from Jericho to Jerusalem is trulyspectacular. From 850 feet below sea level travel up to Jerusalem at an elevation of 2500 feet above sea level. As

we approach Jerusalem we will view the Old City from Mt. Scopus. The view will evoke feelings of wonder and gratitude… words can not express! Enterthe city and begin your days of exploring and immersion into the history of this place.

Dead Sea Scrolls / En Gedi / Masada / Dead SeaIn 1947, a Bedouin boy looking for his lost goats, found what would come to be known as the "Dead Sea"scrolls in caves behind Qumran. The scrolls had been hidden in clay jars for nearly two thousand years,preserved by the arid climate of the region. Fragments were found of all the Old Testament books exceptthe book of Esther. This find at Qumran further evidenced the inspiration and accuracy of our Bible. Passby En Gedi, the largest oasis along the western shores of the Dead Sea and the locale where David hid ashe attempted escape from Saul (1 Samuel 31). Travel high above the shores of the Dead Sea and arrive atMasada, the spectacular mountaintop fortress built by Herod the Great. Masada is famous for being the laststronghold of the Jewish rebellion against the Romans. Its elevation is 190 feet above sea level and about1500 feet above the level of the Dead Sea. From the top of Masada, the Roman camps and siege ramp canstill be seen. At 417 feet below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest spot on the face of the earth. A stophere provides opportunity to experience the saltiest body of water on the face of the earth.

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Sunday, July 22Opening Session 6:00-9:30 p.m.

Monday, July 23General Session 1 9:00-10:30 a.m.General Session 2 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Lunch Provided and TouringLunch Provided and Transfer to Hotel

General Session 3 6:30-9:00 p.m.

Tuesday, July 24General Session 1 9:00-10:30 a.m.General Session 2 11:00 a.m .-12:30 p.m.

Lunch Provided and TouringLunch Provided and Transfer to Hotel

General Session 3 6:30-9:00 p.m.

Wednesday, July 25General Session 1 9:00-10:30 a.m.General Session 2 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Lunch Provided and TouringLunch Provided and Transfer to Hotel

Closing Session 6:30-9:00 p.m.

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

July 17 July 18 July 19 July 20 July 21 July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 July 26 July 27 July 28 July 29

Southern Steps / Western Wall / Dome of the Rock / Via Dolorosa / St. Anne's Church / Pool of BethesdaThe Southern Steps of the Temple Mount were excavated during a ten year period beginning in 1968. One of the largest earthmoving projects in Israel uncovered these 200 foot wide main entrance steps into the temple. Sit on the temple steps where we knowJesus actually walked. View the Dome of the Rock, erected by the Muslim ruler Abd el-Malik in 688-691, on the spot which Israel'sTemple once stood. Walk the route Jesus walked, the Via Dolorosa, as he bore his cross heading toward Golgotha and hiscrucifixion. At the Western "Wailing" Wall, the Jews' most sacred site, observe the lifestyles and traditions of the people withinJerusalem's walls. Built by Herod the Great, this retaining wall of the Temple Mount Complex is the most holy place accessible tothe Jewish people today. Continue through the Old City, stopping at Saint Anne's Church for a visual and auditory sensoryexperience. The walking tour passes the Pools of Bethesda ( John 5) where Jesus healed a lame man. It continues past the Fortressof Antonia, the barracks of Roman soldiers. The Church of the Holy Sepulcher commemorates the hill of crucifixion and the tombof Christ's burial. The original building was erected by the mother of Emperor Constantine in 330 A.D. and is centered in the heartof the Christian Quarter. On the grounds of tradition alone, this church is the best candidate for the location of these events.

Mount of Olives / Palm Sunday Walk / Dominus Flevit / Garden of Gethsemane / Garden TombSeparated from the Eastern Hill (the Temple Mt. and the City of David) by the Kidron Valley, the Mt. of Olives has alwaysbeen an important feature in Jerusalem's landscape. From the top of the Mt. of Olives the city of Jerusalem unfolds in amajestic panoramic view. It is here that Jesus delivered the Olivet Discourse and foretold the destruction of the temple(Matthew 24-25). Descend the Mt. and stop at Dominus Flevit. Built in 1955 to commemorate the Lord's weeping overJerusalem, Dominus Flevit features a beautiful view of the city through its distinct chapel window. Excavations duringconstruction of the church uncovered a number of ossuaries (bone boxes) from the time of Jesus with numerous inscriptions.Here be reminded of what the Messiah saw as He looked out over Jerusalem. Further down the gentle decline we find theGarden of Gethsemane (Matthew 26:36-45) where Jesus prayed the night before His crucifixion. The solemn serenity of theGarden Tomb will give a sense of the agony of Christ's crucifixion at Calvary (Luke 23). In this sacred setting we willhave a special communion service celebrating Christ's victory over death and experience the exhilaration and reality ofHis resurrection.

Model City / Shrine of the Book-Dead Sea Scrolls / Holocaust MuseumA visit to the Model City of Jerusalem affords the viewer a chance to see Jerusalem as it was during the time of the Second Templeand before the City was ransacked by the Romans. Built to a 1:50 scale with authentic construction materials - Jerusalem Stone andMarmor, it is based upon historical documentation and meticulously carried out. The Shrine of the Book is the home of theexceptional archaeological finds: the Dead Sea Scrolls and other rare ancient manuscripts. The discovery of these, and subsequentfinds, have changed forever the study of the Old Testament. The Shrine of the Book, opened in 1965, is charged with the display andpreservation of the Scrolls. Following lunch, the remainder of the day will be spent at Yad Vashem, Israel's extraordinary memorialto the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust. Established in 1953, Yad Vashem has been entrusted with documenting the history ofthe Jewish people during the Holocaust period, preserving the memory and story of each of the victims, and imparting the legacy ofthe Holocaust for generation to come through its archives, library, schools and museums. Spend a portion of the day exploring thestreets of Jerusalem at your leisure.

Jewish Quarter (Cardo) / Tomb of David / Saint Peter in Gallicantu / Upper Room / Pilate's Judgment HallStroll the streets of the Jewish Quarter (Cardo) enjoying the sights, sounds and fragrances that make up this portion of the old cityof Jerusalem. Stop at shops, barter at markets, and gain a unique perspective on the ancient customs and lifestyles that are still a partof the life and culture of Jerusalem today. A short walk up the ancient walls of Jerusalem will lead us to a Crusade era structure thathouses the traditional site of the Tomb of King David. Tour St. Peter in Gallicantu, the site of Caiaphas the high priest's house andstop in the Upper Room, welcoming a fresh infilling of the Holy Spirit. Conclude the day standing in the court of Pilate's JudgmentHall. It is here Jesus' trial before the Governor of Judea took place and subsequently His sentence to death proclaimed.

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10-day and 7-day tour package prices include:*Foursquare Convention ~ Four and five star hotel accommodations ~

~ All breakfasts & dinners ~ Three lunches during the convention ~ The Saint Peter’s fish lunch during touring ~~ Convention and airport transfers ~ Transportation ~ Tips and gratuities ~ English speaking licensed Israeli tour guides ~

10-day tour: €1,4097-day tour: €1,095

4-day convention package price includes:*Foursquare Convention ~ Four and five star hotel accommodations ~

~ All breakfasts & dinners ~ Three lunches during the convention ~ Convention and airport transfers ~Transportation ~Tips and gratuities ~

4-day convention: €586

Convention participation is limited to officially registered delegates.You may purchase Convention Registration Only for the full fee of €98.

Convention Registration Only provides entrance to theInternational Convention Center and Convention meetings.

No organized touring - Convention Registration Only.Delegates who select this registration option are responsible for

ALL of their own travel, transportation, transfers, lodging and meals.

*Prices listed are per person. Additional fees per person for all packages: Convention Registration €98

Convention Registration Only

*Prices listed are per person. Additional fees per person for all packages: Convention Registration €98

RESERVATIONS - Travelers are confirmed subject to the following terms and conditions. The registration form included with this brochure or your electronically transmittedonline registration form, is your application for reservation confirmation. The information contained here within and included with your written reservation confirmation is anagreement between Inspiration Cruises & Tours, Inc. and the passenger. Upon receipt of your written confirmation, please review all information contained on the confirmationform. In addition, review all documentation and travel vouchers you receive in connection with your tour.

PAYMENTS - A deposit of €400 per person is required with the reservation form for the Israel tour. Payment of deposit for this tour signifies full understanding and acceptanceof the conditions stated on this brochure. Final payment is due April 17, 2007. For reservations made after April 17, 2007, an additional deposit will be required and full paymentwill be due upon receipt of confirmation. All payments must be made in Euros.

RATES - All rates quoted are in Euro and are based on fares in effect at the time tour brochures are printed and/or web sites are published. Whenever possible, Inspiration Cruises& Tours, Inc. obtains price guarantees from suppliers. However, depending upon the strength of the U.S. dollar, currency conversion rates, the fluctuating cost of oil and gas andunexpected rate increases by suppliers, published rates are subject to change without notice.

RESPONSIBILITY - Inspiration Cruises & Tours, Inc., with their officers andstaff, act only as agents for the various suppliers whose services are utilized. Thisagency and/or the group sponsor, therefore, shall not be responsible for breach ofcontract, and any intentional or careless actions or omissions on the part of suchsuppliers which result in any loss, damage, delay, injury to you, your travelcompanions and/or group members. Inspiration Cruises & Tours, Inc. accepts noresponsibility for losses, additional expenses due to delays, changes in motorcoach,airplane services, or that of any other conveyance, sickness, accident, weather, strikes,war, quarantine, or other causes; all such losses and/or expenses must be borne by thepassenger. By embarking upon his/her travel, the traveler voluntarily assumes all risksinvolved with such travel, whether expected or unexpected. The traveler is herebywarned of such risks, and is advised to obtain appropriate insurance coverageagainst them.

CHANGE IN ITINERARY OR PROGRAM - Travel suppliers and/or tour spon-sors reserve the right to cancel or substitute a scheduled destination appearing in anybrochure or web site at any time or for any reason without prior notice, and shall notbe liable for any loss to passengers by reason of such cancellations or substitutions.Inspiration Cruises & Tours, Inc. shall not be held responsible for last minutechanges of travel suppliers or tour sponsors.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS & DISABILITY - This tour requires continuousphysical movement including several miles of walking each day on uneven surfaces,climbing steep inclines, and many stairs. Most hotels, sites and motorcoaches in Israelare not wheelchair accessible. Handicapped passengers must be accompanied by anable-bodied companion who will take full responsibility for any assistance needed during the tour and in the event of any emergency. Any physical disability that may require specialattention or treatment must be reported to Inspiration Cruises & Tours, Inc. Travel suppliers reserve the right to refuse or revoke passage to anyone who, in their sole judgment, isin such physical or mental condition as to be unfit for travel, or who may require care and attention beyond what they can provide.

TOUR EXCLUSIONS - Inspiration Cruises & Tours, Inc. reserves the right to withdraw the tour membership from anyone whose behavior is deemed likely to affect the smoothoperation of the group, or adversely affect the enjoyment or safety of other passengers. Inspiration Cruises & Tours, Inc. shall be under no liability to any such person.

DOCUMENTATION OF CITIZENSHIP - A valid passport is required and must be obtained by each passenger, including children. Each traveler must have thedocumentation required for entry into Israel. It is the personal responsibility of individual travelers, regardless of citizenship or nationality, to understand and comply with all entryand exit requirements of Israel, as it relates to their own citizenship. Check with your own national or local officials to gather the necessary information and prepare yourself tocomply with all immigration requirements.

NOT INCLUDED IN TOUR RATES - Travel to and from the country of Israel, items of personal nature including laundry or room service at hotels, meals not mentioned in theitinerary, passport costs, phone calls, etc.

TRAVEL PROTECTION - Travel Protection Policies (Travel Insurance) are typically available in your country of origin. Policies differ in coverage and can include any of thefollowing: medical, travel protection, trip delay, trip cancellation and interruption as well as some instances of forced single occupancy due to roommate cancellation. Premiums andcoverage varies from company to company and policy to policy. It is the recommendation of ICT that you investigate purchase options, assess your own personal insurance needs andpurchase the appropriate coverage

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THIS IS YOUR INVITATION!

Come to a place… to a moment in time…To a God-encounter in Jerusalem!

Plan to meet with the Foursquare family at

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"On Earth As It Is In Heaven"

Please accept this as your personal invitation to be part of a "prophetic moment"-our first, truly"international" convention. And let me urge you to "add a taste of wonder" to your journey by selecting one ofthe five tour options to your convention plan.

There is no place on earth like Jerusalem, and no land in the world like Israel!Jerusalem is the one city where God has said, "I will put My Name there."Israel is the one land which God has uniquely described as "My land."

We are "ascending to the mountain of God"-to ancient Zion. For fourdays Israel's Convention Center will be filled with praise, worship and therevelation of God's Word. Join us as we "go up to Jerusalem," along withFoursquare family from scores of nations.

With others from your church or region, you can select a pre-or-postconvention group tour of Israel, adding to the value of your trip. It's aninvestment in more than a moment's blessing: you will garner a lifetime

of value in insight into God's Word and in your perspective of God's hand at work fulfilling prophecy inour time.

I've been there over 30 times and the experience never grows old. There are always new things to learn anddeeper insights to gain. So come along with us as we open to the Holy Spirit's freshly commissioning us: "Come,that you may go"-renewed in God's presence and refreshed to pursue your mission to all nations as Jesus commanded."

Uniting with you as we open tobecome a "history making" people,

Your brother-in-grace,

CANCELLATION POLICY AND PENALTIESToday-April 16, 2007 €100 administration fee

April 17-May 17, 2007 Deposit amount per person

May 18-June 14, 2007 25% of the total tour package

June 15-July 5, 2007 50% of the total tour package

On or after July 6, 2007 No Refunds

-Cancellations MUST BE CONFIRMED in the ICT office during regular businesshours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Pacific time.

-Additional fees may be assessed by the supplier for connections booked fromyour home city, as well as forced single occupancy due to roommate cancellation.Those fees charged will be passed along to the passenger.

-Cancellation fees apply regardless of the reason for cancellation, includingmedical and family matters.

Today-May 17, 2007 €50 per person

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