We flew from Tel Aviv, Israel on June 16, 2017--headed to Ireland. We flew into Dublin, hired a car, and drove south. Ireland is beautiful, and we loved it. Before heading to Cork, where I was to teach, we spent a couple of nights northwest of Cork on the coast. Then on to Cork, first to deliver the commencement address for the first-ever graduation ceremony of Munster Bible college in Cork--a real honor! Then we had a great week, teaching New Testament Survey II to a wonderful group of students. We spent the week at Cork Baptist Church (the course was June 19-24). It was encouraging to see folks wanting to study Scripture, to prepare to serve God's people in Ireland. Joy Campbell and the folks at Munster Bible College were just super. Thanks to everyone!
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| Near our host's home (the wonderful Joy Campbell), was this thatched-roof home named "Rivendell". We could not resist taking a picture. |
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| While in Cork, we went to the nearby town of Cobh (pronounced "Cove"), and visited a beautiful cathedral there. |
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| In Cobh, Ireland. |
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| In Cobh, Ireland, with our wonderful host Joy Campbell. Cobh was a key port in the southern part of Ireland. The Titanic had stopped here (its last port of call) before setting out on its fateful journey. |
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| While at the Campbells--who had a trampoline--we captured some good pictures of Caleb! |
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| We spent a great day in Kinsale, near Cork. In this picture, and the next few, we are at Charles Fort, near Kinsale. |
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| The class from Munster Bible College. I loved the week with these folks! |
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