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This blog will allow you to keep track of Wake Forest Divinity School's cultural immersion trip to Egypt. In addition to a pilgrimage to the Pyramids, Sphinx, Old Kingdom tombs, Medieval mosques, and Coptic monasteries, we will explore the history of the indigenous Coptic Orthodox church (with over 6 million current members) and the current role of Coptic and Protestant Christians in Egypt's political and religious environment. In between, we might try to have a little fun!
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- Photo Reflections
- Mistaken Missiology?
- Christianity in another world.
- A Tribute to the Pharaoh
- Back in Cairo
- Final thoughts...
- Some interesting and unexpected conversations
- Call to Prayer
- mummification
- Undergraduate Dinner in Luxor
- Peeking Over the Walls
- More general thoughts...
- Decision '08, Amr, and the Dream of God
- General thoughts from the trip...
- Tombs in the desert and chatting with the locals
- Life and Death in the Fertile Desert of Egypt
- My favorite part of Cairo
- Candids of Pyramid Day
- "Look what we can do." -Sports Night
- Pyramid Day
- Camels and Pyramids
- Mangoes in Memphis (and other stuff)
- A Couple Pictures of the Market
- You lucky man! You have three wives!
- Amr the Hammer and his Many Mangos
- German Bodyguards, the Mysterious Mojito, and Secr...
- Communion in Cairo
- Mangoes in Misr (On Time!)
- Things We've Learned in Egypt
- Hello All
- Mangoes in Monasteries (Day 3... out of order, sor...
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- A quick update
- A slideshow
- Day 2
- A Few of Pictures from Day 1
- We have Arrived
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