
The Knights Templar Holy Land Pilgrimage for Christian Ministers that was scheduled for February of 2024 is now rescheduled for February 2025.
New ‘viral’ news
You may be seeing some news coming out of Israel. Here’s the scoop.
Breaking news:
HAARETZ NEWS: The Corona Cabinet convened tonight (Saturday) to discuss how to deal with the new coronavirus variant Omicron, which was first detected in Israel yesterday. According to the outline approved by the cabinet, vaccinated and recovering Israelis returning from abroad will have to quarantine for three days. Additionally, they will be required to undergo a corona test when they land, and another test 72 hours later.
This is in contrast to the current situation where returnees from abroad are required to undergo a single examination. In addition, the Cabinet announced that the entry of foreigners into Israel will be banned, except in cases approved by the Exceptions Committee.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN Nothing at the moment. The travel ban was initially put in place for 14 days beginning Sunday, November 28.
The 2022 Knights Templar Holy Land Pilgrimage is still a ‘GO.’ Only as we get closer to travel dates will any other decision be made once the State of Israel and Gate 1 Travel make their determinations. Take a deep breath and keep your travel plans in order.
Can ministers apply to participate in this pilgrimage?
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE for Christian Ministers. In this program, the various State Grand Commanderies of Knights Templar sponsor Christian Ministers on an expenses paid study pilgrimage in Israel for 11 days. We do not solicit applications. Local ministers are invited by individual Commanderies of Knights Templar to consider the possibility and a nomination form is submitted. Each state has its own process for selection. Selection of sponsored ministers from each state must be registered by September 30. This is a fully packed itinerary and a physically aggressive program that involves 5 -7 miles of walking many days, often uphill or up steps and on uneven surfaces The KNIGHTS TEMPLAR HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE for Christian Ministers takes place in February of each year.
You may be seeing some news coming out of Israel. Here’s the scoop.
Breaking news:
HAARETZ NEWS: The Corona Cabinet convened tonight (Saturday) to discuss how to deal with the new coronavirus variant Omicron, which was first detected in Israel yesterday. According to the outline approved by the cabinet, vaccinated and recovering Israelis returning from abroad will have to quarantine for three days. Additionally, they will be required to undergo a corona test when they land, and another test 72 hours later.
This is in contrast to the current situation where returnees from abroad are required to undergo a single examination. In addition, the Cabinet announced that the entry of foreigners into Israel will be banned, except in cases approved by the Exceptions Committee.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN Nothing at the moment. The travel ban was initially put in place for 14 days beginning Sunday, November 28.
The 2022 Knights Templar Holy Land Pilgrimage is still a ‘GO.’ Only as we get closer to travel dates will any other decision be made once the State of Israel and Gate 1 Travel make their determinations. Take a deep breath and keep your travel plans in order.
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