AD 46–62

Paul's Missionary Journeys

Trace all four of Paul's voyages — the first, second and third missionary journeys and the sea road to Rome — with cities, churches planted, letters written and the Acts passage behind each leg.

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Antioch0 km of 1,784 km

The church fasts, prays and sends Barnabas and Saul out.

Stops
10
Total distance
1,784 km
Travel estimate
about 2 months of travel
Passages
Acts 13–14

Timeline of the journey

  1. The church fasts, prays and sends Barnabas and Saul out.

    Acts 13:1

  2. Preaching in the Jewish synagogues of Cyprus, with John Mark helping.

    Acts 13:5

  3. The proconsul Sergius Paulus believes; Saul is now called Paul.

    Acts 13:6

  4. John Mark leaves the team and returns to Jerusalem.

    Acts 13:13

  5. Paul's great synagogue sermon; the word spreads through the region.

    Church planted

    Acts 13:14

  6. A long stay, many believe, and a plot forces them out.

    Church planted

    Acts 14:1

  7. A lame man healed, the crowd calls them gods, then Paul is stoned.

    Timothy's home town

    Acts 14:8

  8. Many disciples made before they turn back the way they came.

    Acts 14:20

  9. Elders appointed in each church, then sail for home.

    Acts 14:25

  10. They report all God had done and opened a door of faith to the Gentiles.

    Acts 14:27

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