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Sunday, October 16, 2011
8:17 PM

Our DAILY Devotion Schedule

Theme: Jesus was Here
Think of all the places you have been where you have seen those annoying inscriptions where
someone wrote their name and the words: “was here”. As we travel along to see the many places
that we know Jesus may have also visited perhaps we can acknowledge His visit to that place
and what He did, or something about the Old Testament history of the place. If you would like to
present a devotion you may want to focus on an event in either testament. After choosing the
day, then you can choose one of the locations for your subject. Don’t worry about telling us all
the history… that’s what we are paying our guide to do. We just want a 5 minute devotion that
will help us start or continue our day.

Following is a list of where we will go. Please choose the day you would like to present a
devotion. Choose from the places we’ll visit on that day a topic for your devotion. Then you can
send me your title if you wish within a month from now. I’ll assign the devotions based on first
come first served, followed by the draft. There are not enough days for all of us to present
devotions but there will be readings that we will need everyone to be prepared for. Choose the
date now… Send me the title later.

The attached file repeats these instructions and gives you the places we will be each day.

(See attached file: YOUR DAILY Devotion schedule.docx)

For a reminder with more detail of the daily travels you may want to refer to this which some of you have already
sent to your electronic reader.

Attached here for your convenience.
(See attached file: YOUR DAILY ITINERARY for Israel 2012.pdf)

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary

Ps 111:10 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom; A good understanding have all those who do His
commandments. His praise endures forever. NKJV

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8:23 PM

Greetings Pilgrims
(This one is long, so if you don't have time, just hit "delete".)
Shopping in Israel
If you are like me, you have probably bought a bunch of souvenirs on a trip and later wondered
why. There are tons of souvenir items to buy, but you might be better off thinking about your
purchases now. Take a look at some websites that show pictures of souvenirs and other wares
that are offered in Israel and think about what you really want as a special souvenir on this trip. It
may be that you want something that is a work of art in gold, silver or olive wood for
example. Try to narrow it down in your own mind and make sure you will have room in your
suitcase. Decide how much you are prepared to spend on the item.
The next step may be a little uncomfortable, but with practice it can be fun as well.
Are you ready to Haggle?
· 1 Approach any sale in Israel with a mindset to haggle. Sometimes people from Western
environments assume that prices are fixed and whatever price a vendor mentions the first time is
the rock bottom price. But this is not so. Israel, like most countries of the Middle East, depends
on bargaining to do business, so approach almost any sales situation ready to negotiate.
· 2 Know what you want and how much you are willing to pay for it. Set yourself an ideal price
and a price you find reasonable for the product you want. This way, you will know where to
begin your price negotiation, and also where to end it.

· 3 Ask the price before you tell your price. A vendor will be trying to gauge if you're a savvy
shopper or a sucker, so begin by getting the vendor to quote the price. If it's much higher than
your ideal price, just say no but don't walk away. Chances are the vendor will ask what price you
were thinking or wanting which is your cue to stop to think for a few seconds and then quote
your ideal price.

· 4 Be persistent with what you want. If the vendor is negotiating in the area of your ideal or
reasonable price then haggle until you reach an agreement.

· 5 If the vendor will not approach your reasonable price, walk away. Be explicit about your
actions by telling him that it's too much for you. Don't try to trick him by saying you saw a better
price in another stand at the market because he probably knows all the local prices and bargains.
Simply inform him that his price is too high, walk away and be sure to walk past the stall again
after about fifteen or twenty minutes. Chances are he will call you back to offer a price closer to
what you want.

· 6 Remember it's just business. Keeping a cool head is the best way to haggle at a market in
Israel, as in other places. So don't get angry or insulted but keep a friendly, business-like attitude
toward the transaction in order to get the best bargain.

You have your purchase, you have paid for it, and you have paid the tax. Don’t forget, that
you may be able to get a refund on your taxes before you leave Israel.

VAT Refund

Purchases can be made in Israeli Shekels, U.S. dollars or Euros. Tourists who have purchased
items with a value exceeding $100 (including VAT) in stores that are registered with the
Ministry of Tourism or in stores participating in the VAT-refund plan are entitled to a refund of


Ministry of Tourism or in stores participating in the VAT-refund plan are entitled to a refund of
VAT when they leave the country. Stores that offer VAT refund service have a special sign.

To receive VAT refund, ensure that you get a receipt with a list of all the items you have
purchased and details of the purchaser. The receipt and purchases must be put into a sealed bag.
Tourists must then go to the “Change Place” at Ben Gurion airport or other exit port. If you wish
to send the items that you purchased with your luggage, you must declare the purchase at the
security check, and present your passport, flight ticket, purchases and receipts at the counter. The
attendant will open the bag, examine the contents, sign the receipt, and refund the VAT in any
currency minus a commission. The VAT refund can also be sent to your address abroad for an
additional charge.

There is no VAT refund for the following items: food, drinks, tobacco products, electrical
appliances, cameras, film or other photography equipment.

Additional information about VAT refunds is available on the "Change place Financial Services"
website:http://www.cpl.co.il/English/index.asp or at 03-975-4020.

View VAT refund form.
Additional things to remember.
Never insinuate that the vendor’s products are substandard in order to try and negotiate a better
deal. If it were substandard you wouldn’t be interested.
Do not ask the guide in front of the vendor if that is a good deal. The guide has to develop good
relations with many of the vendors they encounter. Let’s say you want to buy a silver Seder
plate or a pottery Roman lamp. Ask the guide ahead of time where a good place is to buy that
kind of item along our travels. The guide will point out a good place and may be able to give you
some guidance on prices. Use the haggling guide above and have fun with the experience and
enjoy your purchase.
Don’t forget to say “Todah” (Thank you) or if you know the vendor is Arabic, you might like to
say…”Shokran” (Shook ran).

Shalom!

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


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Will You Take The Challenge?
8:26 PM

Dear Pilgrims,

I know this is what you have all been waiting for. A chance to learn some Hebrew before you get to Israel.

There is no better time than now to begin. You will learn some words from the guide, but wouldn't it be nice to
know a few of the words before you get there and surprise the guide with your expert enunciation of perfect
Hebrew? OK, maybe not expert, but extremely good pronunciation..... OK, would you believe you could speak like
a native? Er uh... a native toddler?

Don't get hung up on perfection. Let's just learn some Hebrew. After all this is a study tour right?... so you may as
well learn some things.... They don't call me the education secretary for nothin'. My goal is to help you find ways
to learn things that will be helpful to you in your ministry.

The more you learn now, the more you will be able to absorb when we get to Israel. I know this is not for
everyone, so if you have no desire to learn Hebrew then just tell me...Todah rabah, aval ani lo rotzeh medabehr
kitzat Ivrit.

If you want to learn some Hebrew.....

then click here.. |
|/

(See attached file: Short Hebrew vocabulary.pdf)

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


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From: Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy


Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW, Doug O'Brien/USW/SArmy@USW, Dave Hudson/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: Pilgrim list

Greetings fellow Pilgrims,

It is time to send you an updated list, and to let you know that there are now 3 openings so if you have friends
who were waiting, now is the time to let them know. I placed the notice on the bulletin board as well. There is
now room for three singles or a couple and a single.

There have been a few changes, but I'll let you figure out what they are. Below is the updated list.

Angela Strickland/SW/USW/SArmy
Claudia Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy
Colleen Riley/DO/USW/SArmy
Darren Trimmer/SDM/USW/SArmy
David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy
Derek Strickland/SW/USW/SArmy
Donna Hood/USN/SArmy
Doug Riley/DO/USW/SArmy
Edward Hill/HI/USW/SArmy
Erica Helton/DO/USW/SArmy
George Hood/USN/SArmy
Ian Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy
Isobel Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy
Jeanne Stromberg/DO/USW/SArmy
John Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy
LeAnn Trimmer/SDM/USW/SArmy
Lee Lescano/SC/USW/SArmy
Lisa Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy
Marcia Smith/GS/USW/SArmy
Mario Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy
Mark Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy
Michele Lescano/SC/USW/SArmy
Noelle Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy
Rhonda Lloyd/SW/USW/SArmy
Robert Lloyd/SW/USW/SArmy
Shelley Hill/HI/USW/SArmy
Steve Smith/GS/USW/SArmy
John Desplancke/ARCC/USW/SArmy
Linnea Desplancke/ARCC/USW/SArmy
Howard Bennett/USW/SArmy
RGHAGERTY@aol.com
Roy Wild/USW/SArmy
Paula Wild/USW/SArmy
Judy Smith/USW/SArmy
Eloisa Martin/USW/SArmy
Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy

God bless!


Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


-----Forwarded by David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy on 10/16/2011 2:38 PM -----
To: Angela Strickland/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, Claudia Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Clem
Leslie/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, Colleen Riley/DO/USW/SArmy@USW, Darren Trimmer/SDM/USW/SArmy@USW,
David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy@USW, Derek Strickland/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, Donna Hood/USN/SArmy@USN,
Doug Riley/DO/USW/SArmy@USW, Edward Hill/HI/USW/SArmy@USW, Erica Helton/USW/SArmy@USW,
Evangeline Leslie/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, George Hood/USN/SArmy@USN, Ian Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy@USW,
Isobel Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Jeanne Stromberg/DO/USW/SArmy@USW, John Van
Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, LeAnn Trimmer/SDM/USW/SArmy@USW, Lee Lescano/SDM/USW/SArmy@USW,
Lisa Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Marcia Smith/GS/USW/SArmy@USW, Mario Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy@USW,
Mark Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, Michele Lescano/SDM/USW/SArmy@USW, Noelle
Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, Rhonda Lloyd/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, Robert Lloyd/SW/USW/SArmy@USW,
Shelley Hill/HI/USW/SArmy, Steve Smith/GS/USW/SArmy@USW, John Desplancke/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW,
Linnea Desplancke/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, Howard Bennett/USW/SArmy@USW, RGHAGERTY@aol.com, Roy
Wild/USW/SArmy@USW, Paula Wild/USW/SArmy@USW, Judy Smith/USW/SArmy@USW, Eloisa
Martin/USW/SArmy@USW, Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Aleph bet

I know you can all find the Hebrew Aleph Bet on your own, but just in case you don't get around to it I thought I
would send you one. You can also go to Psalms 119 and find it. Sometimes the letters change form when they are
on the end of a word. If you see two letters together such as "N" the second one is the one used for word
endings. (Second going from right to left).

Some letters look very similar, but you eventually begin to catch the slight differences. For example, R and D are
sometimes difficult to distinguish.

Don't worry.... I won't test you. I just enjoy the challenge of language learning, and if you have any interest, this is
a terrific opportunity to learn some skills that may even help you in your study and ability to use study tools that
include original language as part of the work.

This may help you to attempt reading signs when you get to Israel. You have plenty of time between now and then
to begin learning the Aleph Bet. Maybe you can put it on your ipod and learn while you walk. Don't forget to
begin working your way up to a 3 mile walk. -- (Couch Potato to Israel 2012).

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary




To: Ian Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Angela Strickland/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, Claudia Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Clem
Evangeline Leslie/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, George Hood/USN/SArmy@USN, Isobel
Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Jeanne Stromberg/DO/USW/SArmy@USW, John
Desplancke/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, John Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, LeAnn
Trimmer/SDM/USW/SArmy@USW, Lee Lescano/SDM/USW/SArmy@USW, Lisa Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy@USW,
Marcia Smith/GS/USW/SArmy@USW, Mario Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Mark Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW,
Michele Lescano/SDM/USW/SArmy@USW, Noelle Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, Rhonda
Lloyd/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, Robert Lloyd/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, Rose-Marie Leslie/SC/USW/SArmy@USW,
Shelley Hill/HI/USW/SArmy@USW, Steve Smith/GS/USW/SArmy@USW, Victor Leslie/SC/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: Re: Study tour - time to learn some Hebrew

No, It's better than that! You get to be the first to choose which day and devotion you would like to present.

Take a look at the itinerary and choose a place that your topic would be most appropriate for, and we'll allow you
to present at that time and location.

I'll be sending out some more on devotions later, so the rest of the group can also begin thinking about where they
may like to present something.

Congratulations Ian for a good job on knowing how to say "Where is the bathroom?" It is
indeed an important question to know how to ask.

Eifo ha sherotim?

Shalom!

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary




Rose-Marie Leslie/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Shelley Hill/HI/USW/SArmy, Steve Smith/GS/USW/SArmy@USW, Victor
Leslie/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, John Desplancke/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, Linnea
Desplancke/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, Howard Bennett/USW/SArmy@USW, RGHAGERTY@aol.com, Judy
Smith/USW/SArmy@USW, Eloisa Martin/USW/SArmy@USW, Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: Study tour - time to learn some Hebrew


If you ever wanted to learn Hebrew, the study tour is a great way to jump start your learning. You will see and hear
it the whole time you are there. If you learn the letters now, you may really enjoy trying to read the signs and to
understand some of the spoken language.

I don't know about you, but whenever I visit another country I try to learn at least a few things in the language of
that country.

I'm going to give you a phrase learn now that you can use when we get to Israel, and I'll use our alphabet instead
of the Hebrew aleph-bet

If you want to say "How are you" you say: Ma shalom kha? if you are speaking to a man and: Ma shalom mekh? if
you are speaking to a woman.

Then they will answer: "Tov" which means good or fine.

Another common expression is "Ma nish ma?" Which is more like"What's up?" or "What's happening".

Now, a very important question to test you on. See if you can figure this one out, and I'll put it in Alphabet letters
so you can read it. What does this mean? Eifo ha sherotim? Pronounced like: A Foe ha share oh teem.

P.S. the letters "kh" I used above in the transliteration is a guttural sound used in Hebrew similar to the "ck" sound
but not quite.

I have gotten a little feedback so far from my quiz that I sent out yesterday. I hope to get some more soon.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


To: Ian Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Angela Strickland/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, Claudia Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Clem



Yes! Excellent.

Would you like to know what your prize is for being the first to guess?

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Ian Robinson---08/03/2011 11:21:50 AM---Eifo ha sherotim? = Where is the bathroom? Blessings,

From: Ian Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy
To: Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 08/03/2011 11:21 AM

Eifo ha sherotim? = Where is the bathroom?

Blessings,

Ian Robinson, Major
Community Relations & Development Director
The Salvation Army
Southern California Division

Office: 562.264.3680
Cell: 310.971.1237

Jeff Martin---08/03/2011 11:18:20 AM---Greetings fellow Pilgrims, If you ever wanted to learn Hebrew, the study
tour is a great way to jump



Date: 08/03/2011 11:18 AM
Subject: Study tour - time to learn some Hebrew


If you ever wanted to learn Hebrew, the study tour is a great way to jump start your learning. You will see and hear
it the whole time you are there. If you learn the letters now, you may really enjoy trying to read the signs and to
understand some of the spoken language.

I don't know about you, but whenever I visit another country I try to learn at least a few things in the language of
that country.

I'm going to give you a phrase learn now that you can use when we get to Israel, and I'll use our alphabet instead
of the Hebrew aleph-bet

If you want to say "How are you" you say: Ma shalom kha? if you are speaking to a man and: Ma shalom mekh? if
you are speaking to a woman.

Then they will answer: "Tov" which means good or fine.

Another common expression is "Ma nish ma?" Which is more like"What's up?" or "What's happening".

Now, a very important question to test you on. See if you can figure this one out, and I'll put it in Alphabet letters
so you can read it. What does this mean? Eifo ha sherotim? Pronounced like: A Foe ha share oh teem.

P.S. the letters "kh" I used above in the transliteration is a guttural sound used in Hebrew similar to the "ck" sound
but not quite.

I have gotten a little feedback so far from my quiz that I sent out yesterday. I hope to get some more soon.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary




Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Study tour quiz

Just for fun..... Here is a quiz to peek your interest. It starts easy and gets harder. 1. is a word. 2 is a sentence. 3 is
a phrase. The last one is the hardest and I'll really be impressed if anyone figures it out. I'll be looking forward to
hearing from those of you who wish to take the challenge.

1 Mwlv
2 Bwf rqwb
3 <yhwlah du hcwdq
P.S. Remember... Hebrew reads from right to left.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Study tour visa requirements


Subject: Study tour visa requirements


The good news is that I have checked out the requirements for visas and both the United States and Mexico along
with many other countries are not required to have visas in either Israel or Jordan. If you are a citizen of another
country and do not carry an American passport please let me know so I can check it out well before we
travel. Tourists from some countries must obtain visas ahead of time, and I would rather not have any surprises.

I don't need to hear from everyone, but if you have a passport that is not issued by either the U.S. or Mexico
please let me know.

As long as I'm talking about passports...... Please double check your expiration date. Remember it has to have at
least 6 months remaining on it beyond the time that you return to the U.S. +++++ Also, please send in your
passport photo page pdf or fax as soon as you are able.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


To: David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Study tour facebook page

Hi David,

I visited your facebook page for the Study tour. I hope I signed up for the correct one. It was the only one I could
find on a search.

Thank you for your work on this. I'm not very good at using facebook, but I think there are some good things that
we could do on this site leading up to the tour, and even after as people post their pictures.

If you want to post any of the information things that I send out, you are welcome to do so. Let me know if there is
something you need from me along the way.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary




Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: Greetings my fellow pilgrams

Thanks David, this sounds like a good thing. I'll take a look at it.

From: David Allen
Sent: 07/31/2011 01:07 PM PDT
To: Jeff Martin
Cc: Angela Strickland; Claudia Ruiz; Clem Leslie; Colleen Riley; Darren Trimmer; Derek Strickland; Donna
Hood/USN/SArmy@USN; Doug Riley; Edward Hill; Eloisa Martin; Erica Helton; Evangeline Leslie; George
Hood/USN/SArmy@USN; Hope Maxey; Howard Bennett; Ian Robinson; Isobel Robinson; Jeanne Stromberg; Jeff
Martin; John Desplancke; John Van Cleef; Judy Smith; LeAnn Trimmer; Lee Lescano; Linnea Desplancke; Lisa Van
Cleef; Marcia Smith; Mario Ruiz; Mark Nelson; Michele Lescano; Noelle Nelson; Rhonda Lloyd; Robert Lloyd; Rose-
Marie Leslie; Shelley Hill; Steve Smith; Victor Leslie; RGHAGERTY@aol.com@
Subject: Greetings my fellow pilgrams

I sound like John Wayne (NOT).

I just want let you know that I am very excited about going to the 2012 Israel Study Tour with you ALL. I had
planned on going in 2012 two (2) years ago. What a great team. (and I have been told we have a very good leader.
Praise God.

If you are interested I have started a Facebook Group "2012 Israel Study Tour". I know everyone is not on
Facebook and that is OK.(I think you can still receive any information etc. not sure though).

There are two (2) "2012 Israel Study Tour" that I have set up.

One has myself as administrator (not my choosing - Facebook's)

The other one has no Admin. This is the one I would like to delete. I added names on the members list but I
thought that was wrong. As you should add your name not me. I deleted my name but could not delete you (if I
added you). So if you delete you name from this group then the Facebook will delete the group.

So if you are interested in being a part of the 2012 Israel Study Tour Facebook Group see you there Pilgrams (there
is that John WAyne thing again.

Blessings.

Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Dan Starrett/IM/USW/SArmy@USW, Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: study tour

David,

Just wanted to let you know that you are good to go on the study tour. Sorry about the little mix up that took
place while I was on vacation. Your approval should come through soon if it has not already.


I look forward to meeting you and travelling with you to Israel.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Desplancke/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, Howard Bennett/USW/SArmy@USW, Judy Smith/USW/SArmy@USW,
Eloisa Martin/USW/SArmy@USW, Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy@USW, RGHAGERTY@aol.com
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Dave Hudson/USW/SArmy@USW, Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: Study Tour 2012 information

Greetings fellow Pilgrims

Some of you have received this already, but I'm sending some things again because we now have a full tour, and
the list at the bottom shows your fellow Pilgrims that will be coming on the tour. You'll be receiving message from
me or from Hope Maxey from time to time. We'll be sharing information or asking for passport photo pages, or
deposits and payments and other necessary things. Approvals are still in process.

There is still a possibility that someone may have to cancel. I hope that doesn't happen, but if something comes up
that necessitates that, please let me know as soon as you decide because there are a few on a waiting list.

(See attached file: YOUR DAILY ITINERARY for Israel 2012.pdf)

It is time now to begin preparing yourself mentally and spiritually for the tour. I know you have been doing this
your entire career as you read God's Word, you may wish to read the Gospels, or some pertinent stories in the Old
Testament that. The above itinerary will give you a few clues about possible passages to read. For instance, you
may wish to read about Elijah on Mt. Carmel since that is on the list of places to see. Please pray for your fellow
pilgrims as we all prepare for this great adventure. It will be great lift one another up in prayer as we all prepare
ourselves.


I know that none of you are couch potatoes, but I found this website that helps to prepare someone to go from
couch potato to running a 5-K race. I adapted the material to help all of us get ready physically for the walking and
hiking that we will be doing on this trip. I hope you'll have fun preparing in this way. Maybe you can encourage
one of your fellow pilgrims to do this with you whether they are near or far away.

(See attached file: Couch Potato to Israel 2012.pdf)

Finally, Here is the list of your fellow officer pilgrims. Some have already been approved, and barring anything
unforeseen, this will probably be our tour group. We also have an Advisory Board member Dick Hagerty and his
wife Theresa who are planning to come along with us as well. Some of you may know them, and if you wish to
greet them Dick's email is shown above.

Shalom, and God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


To: David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: AUTO: Jeff Martin is out of the office (returning 07/25/2011)

I am out of the office until 07/25/2011.

I am on vacation through July 25th.
For T.E.D. matters please contact Dianne Meads, England Bomar-Watson, Tay Howard, Dena Rogers or Hope
Maxey via Lotus Notes. Thank you.

Note: This is an automated response to your message "Re: NOT APPROVED: Education Council - David Allen -
Conference (Officer): Conference: Study Tour 2012 Holy Land" sent on 07/15/2011 10:06:36 PM.

This is the only notification you will receive while this person is away.

Leslie/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Judy Smith/USW/SArmy@USW, Eloisa Martin/USW/SArmy@USW, Jeff
Martin/USW/SArmy@USW


Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Dave Hudson/USW/SArmy@USW, Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: Study tour 2012


I am so pleased to announce that as of today all who have indicated so far that they wish to go have registered on
the TED site. Great job! We still have room for four more delegates, and I hope they will begin to get registered
soon. For those of you who have registered, you have accomplished this first hurdle. If you are on this list then you
have registered.

If you have a passport that's good because you will need it.

When you get a chance, please scan your passport opened to the photo page and send the pdf of the scan to
Hope Maxey.

If you don't have a passport please work on that ASAP then send in your scan as well.

Don't forget to double check the expiration date on your passport! This is very important. I don't want to see you
left behind either here or over there due to this kind of problem. Remember it must not expire within six months
beyond the time we return to America.

Shalom and God Bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Evangeline Leslie/SW/USW/SArmy@USW, George Hood/USN/SArmy@USN, Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW, Ian
Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Isobel Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Jeanne
Stromberg/DO/USW/SArmy@USW, John Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, LeAnn
Trimmer/SDM/USW/SArmy@USW, Lee Lescano/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Lisa Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy@USW,
Shelley Hill/HI/USW/SArmy, Steve Smith/GS/USW/SArmy@USW, Victor Leslie/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Judy
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Study Tour 2012

Greetings Pilgrims,

We are making progress and all but two couples on this list have registered on TED. If you are one of the couples


We are making progress and all but two couples on this list have registered on TED. If you are one of the couples
that did not, then make sure to get it started. Don't worry that your application did not show up if you have
already registered. There is no need to follow-up and have me check on it for you. I'll follow-up in a couple of
weeks if there are still any who have not registered and send a personal note.

I'll be sending things out from time to time to keep you thinking about our pilgrimage.

One more reminder about passports. Please double check your expiration date to ensure that it does not expire
less than six months beyond the end of our tour. You don't want to get stranded in Jordan!

Here is our list of pilgrims. Whenever there are any changes to it, I'll be sure and update you. You will receive
information from either me or Hope Maxey as we go along.

Shalom!

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Couch Potato to Israel 2012

Greetings fellow Pilgrims.

One of the things that I hope we will all be motivated to do this year is to prepare to make the most of our study
tour.

To help you do this, I put together something to get you moving. You may not be a couch potato, and you may
have made some goals to help get you ready for the walking that we will all be doing in Israel.


Attached you will find a simple guide for helping to prepare yourself mentally, and physically for the tour of a
lifetime. I have named it "Couch Potato to Israel 2012" because I based it on a similar plan that is used to prepare
a person to run a 5K even if they have never run before. We won't be running in Israel, but will be walking, and
will do some stairs or small hills possibly.

Use this plan if it is helpful or use your own plan. The important thing is to get moving, and with some headphones
and Scripture on an iPod or other audio device, it can prepare you mentally as well.

By the way, did you know that your Kindle can read out loud to you? You'll find the feature by pushing the button
next to space bar with "Aa" on it. Add a free Bible from Amazon.com and you're good to go.

Shalom!

(See attached file: Couch Potato to Israel 2012.pdf)

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: 2012 Study Tour

Just checking some details.... Is this your first study tour?

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM

It is a conference.


It is a conference.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


David Allen---06/28/2011 10:12:18 AM---I am am looking forward to doing my application but I am a little confused
as to where to find it. I

From: David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy
To: Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 06/28/2011 10:12 AM

I am am looking forward to doing my application but I am a little confused as to where to find it.

Is it a conference or a higher education or a ?? form?

Thanks for your help.

-----Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy wrote: -----
• To: David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 06/25/2011 12:16 PM
Cc: Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW, Eloisa Martin/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: 2012 Study Tour

Just a reminder.... If you haven't yet started to register for the Israel Study Tour, you must do so on the TED site.

Below is the link for the TED database which will take you directly to the on-line application. Let me know if you
have any further questions.

WESTERN TERRITORIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
TED ONLINE
https://usw.salvationarmy.org/education


Login using these details:

Username: Firstname Lastname
Password: Your current Notes password

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Doug Riley/DO/USW/SArmy@USW, Edward Hill/HI/USW/SArmy@USW, Erica Helton/DO/USW/SArmy@USW,
Michele Lescano/SC/USW/SArmy@USW, Noelle Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW, Rhonda
Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Pilgrim list for study tour and some info

Greetings fellow Pilgrims:

Just a small disclaimer... Receiving this email does not imply final approval for this tour.

However, barring anything unforeseen, this seems to be a pretty good start to our list of Pilgrims for Israel 2012. I
have attached the list of your fellow pilgrims below so you can see who else has signed up. If you haven't
completed your application I urge you to do so ASAP.

To whet your appetite for our adventure, I have prepared an itinerary that you can email to your Kindle or Ipad. It
is a PDF and it will appear on your device after you email it. If you have never emailed to your device, all you need
to do is find the address for it, and then copy the attachment into an email and send. More information will be


to do is find the address for it, and then copy the attachment into an email and send. More information will be
coming soon. It is possible there will be some changes to this schedule, but they should not be substantial.

Enjoy!

(See attached file: MY DAILY ITINERARY for Israel 2012.pdf)

Pilgrim List

Angela Strickland/SW/USW/SArmy
Claudia Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy
Clem Leslie/SW/USW/SArmy
Colleen Riley/DO/USW/SArmy
Darren Trimmer/SDM/USW/SArmy
David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy
Derek Strickland/SW/USW/SArmy
Donna Hood/USN/SArmy
Doug Riley/DO/USW/SArmy
Edward Hill/HI/USW/SArmy
Erica Helton/DO/USW/SArmy
Evangeline Leslie/SW/USW/SArmy
George Hood/USN/SArmy
Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy
Ian Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy
Isobel Robinson/SC/USW/SArmy
Jeanne Stromberg/DO/USW/SArmy
John Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy
LeAnn Trimmer/SDM/USW/SArmy
Lee Lescano/SC/USW/SArmy
Lisa Van Cleef/SC/USW/SArmy
Marcia Smith/GS/USW/SArmy
Mario Ruiz/SC/USW/SArmy
Mark Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy
Michele Lescano/SC/USW/SArmy
Noelle Nelson/ARCC/USW/SArmy
Rhonda Lloyd/SW/USW/SArmy
Robert Lloyd/SW/USW/SArmy
Rose-Marie Leslie/SC/USW/SArmy
Shelley Hill/HI/USW/SArmy
Steve Smith/GS/USW/SArmy
Victor Leslie/SC/USW/SArmy
Judy Smith/USW/SArmy
Eloisa Martin/USW/SArmy
Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy

Shalom and God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary




Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW, Eloisa Martin/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: 2012 Study Tour

Just a reminder.... If you haven't yet started to register for the Israel Study Tour, you must do so on the TED site.

Below is the link for the TED database which will take you directly to the on-line application. Let me know if you
have any further questions.

WESTERN TERRITORIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
TED ONLINE
https://usw.salvationarmy.org/education

Login using these details:

Username: Firstname Lastname
Password: Your current Notes password

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Cc: Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW, Victor Doughty/IM/USW/SArmy@USW, Dan Starrett/USW/SArmy@USW
Subject: Re: Fw: Study Tour 2012

Thank you David,

I've got you on the list, and we will watch for your application.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major


Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary


David Allen---06/22/2011 01:18:09 PM---I have attached the application for this trip. I have not been on a Study
Tour yet. I thought I had

From: David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy
To: Victor Doughty/IM/USW/SArmy@USW, Dan Starrett/USW/SArmy@USW
Cc: George Baker/IM/USW/SArmy@USW, Grady Brown/ARCC/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 06/22/2011 01:18 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Study Tour 2012

I have attached the application for this trip. I have not been on a Study Tour yet. I thought I had better go soon
before my Parkinson's gets in the way.

Thanks for this opportunity.

-----Victor Doughty/IM/USW/SArmy wrote: -----
• To: IM Officers
From: Victor Doughty/IM/USW/SArmy
Date: 06/16/2011 11:11 AM
Subject: Fw: Study Tour 2012

FYI
----- Forwarded by Victor Doughty/IM/USW/SArmy on 06/16/2011 11:10 AM -----

To: TEC
Cc: Hope Maxey/USW/SArmy@USW, Jeff Martin@usw.salvationarmy.org, Eloisa Martin/USW/SArmy@USW
Date: 06/16/2011 11:03 AM
Subject: Study Tour 2012

Greetings,

The Education Department will be posting the information for the 2012 Study Tour today on the Bulletin Board in
Lotus Notes under For Your Information.

Attached also here, you can view this information and let those in your command know about this opportunity. All
applications must be processed through TED and should be done as soon as possible because there is a limited
number of seats for this tour.


God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary

----- Forwarded by Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy on 06/16/2011 10:00 AM -----

Bulletin Life 120 days

Who Can Read This Posting

Description

Submitted by Jeff Martin

Date 06/16/2011

Details

Study Tour 2012 Holy Land – Where Jesus Walked

The 2012 Territorial Study Tour to the Holy Land is a provision for Eligible Officers who
have completed at least 10 years of active service (commissioned 2001) and have not
previously taken a study tour trip.

Administration has also approved an opportunity for Officers who have served at least
25 years of active service to attend as a 2nd educational tour opportunity to participate
under the same provisions.

See the attached cover letter and Overseas Furlough form, along with the daily itinerary
for information in preparing for a special journey of a lifetime.

Each delegate will complete an electronic Conference Attendance Request application
for approval using the T.E.D. database system located on the Territorial


for approval using the T.E.D. database system located on the Territorial
website - https://usw.salvationarmy.org/education - the below link is provided for your
convenience:

Link for TED on line system

Call or email the Education Department before September 27th.

Sincerely,
Hope Maxey
Admin. Asst. to Major Jeff Martin
Territorial Education Department at Crestmont
310.265.6352

• (See attached file: OVERSEAS FURLOUGH Application.doc)

(See attached file: Cover Letter packet 2012.doc)

[attachment "OVERSEAS FURLOUGH Application.doc" removed by David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy]
[attachment "Cover Letter packet 2012.doc" removed by David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy]
[attachment "DOC.PDF" removed by David Allen/IM/USW/SArmy][attachment "OVERSEAS FURLOUGH
Application.docx" deleted by Jeff Martin/USW/SArmy]

Date: 08/09/2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Study Tour 2012 - electronic readers




For all of you who have a Kindle or other electronic reader, I am sending you a couple of files that you can email to
your reader. I have a Kindle, so I'll give you some ideas of how to do this, but those of you who have other kinds of
readers are on your own.

Kindles have an email address associated with them, and only you can email to your Kindle. If you do not know
your Kindle address, then open your Amazon account and click on "Your Kindle Account" then click on manage
your devices and you should see your email. You can email to that from your lotus notes account. If you would
rather just have these on your computer, or on paper that is also an option. You may wish to place the itinerary on
your reader.

Here is our itinerary again, for those who may not have been on the list earlier.

(See attached file: My DAILY ITINERARY for Israel 2012.pdf)

Here is the speech of Eleazar that took place in Masada. I thought you might enjoy it in modern English since
Josephus is a little hard to understand. It is also ready for an electronic reader such as Kindle.

(See attached file: masada speech.pdf)

I plan to watch the movie "Masada" again before I go. That is such an amazing place, and the movie may help you
to appreciate more what you are seeing when you get there.

God bless!

Jeff Martin, Major
Education Secretary



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