Study Jewish history in Poland

CMJ USA • February 12, 2024
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Antisemitism is spiking around the world. Antisemitic incidents continue to increase in the United States. It is imperative that Christians speak up on behalf of our Jewish neighbors. Education is a first step in preparing to speak out.


Join David Pileggi in Poland as he looks at how hatred drove the Nazis to murder six million Jewish people, including followers of Jesus. He will also look at how Jews arrived in Poland and flourished there for 1,000 years. You will visit medieval cities, castles and churches to better understand the historical context of the Polish Jewish experience. David will also touch on the Hebrew Christian communities that existed before World War II. 


Learn more about the Poland tour

Sign up soon! Payment deadline is July 20.


When: August 29-Sept 10, 2024
Where: Warsaw to Cracow. 
How much: $3,200 per person*


Visit NarrowBridgeTour.com for more info or email David at info@narrowbridgetour.com.


* Actual cost, €2975 (euros) per person. Must be paid in euros. Single supplement extra. Details at NarrowBridgeTour.com

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