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Article: Locals share tales of Holy Land trips: Christians reflect on spiritual gain, changes in Israel.
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- Northwest Florida Daily News (Fort Walton Beach, FL)
- Article date:
- April 7, 2007
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Byline: Robbyn Brooks
Apr. 7--It's a place most Christians only read about. But for some, visiting the Holy Land is an opportunity to see the Bible stories they heard in Sunday school come to life. Over time, the political atmosphere has destabilized. Visitors can get caught up in violence, and people who live there face heavy restrictions and danger as well. Despite the changes, most Christians feel a connection to the birthplace of their religion. Three Okaloosa County residents recall memories of their time in the Holy Land. 'This is where John and Jesus were'
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