Paul's Third Missionary Journey

	Use a wet erase marker to draw a square around the lands of the Bible.
	Tape up a map of the Bible lands and explain that this map is an enlargement of the square you drew on the world map. We use a laminated map from Rose Publishing titled "Paul's Journeys."

	Ask the questions below and let the student that answers correctly mark the location on the map.
	If the students do not know the answer, do a Bible drill. Give the students the Bible reference. First one to find the verse reads the passage and marks the location on the map.

Paul traveled about 2700 miles on the third missionary journey. This is about the same as traveling from Los Angeles, California to Washington, D. C.
In what city did Paul begin his third missionary journey? Acts 18:23.	Antioch.
When he began his third missionary trip, Paul traveled throughout two regions strengthening all the disciples. What were the names of these two regions? Acts 18:23.	Galatia and Phrygia.
What city was Paul in when the Holy Spirit came on twelve men after they were baptized? Acts 19:1-7.	Ephesus.
What two areas did Paul visit before he came to Troas? Acts 20:1-5.	Macedonia and Greece.
Where was Paul when he raised Eutychus from the dead? Acts 20:5-10.	Troas.
Name the places Paul visited between Troas and Miletus. Acts 20:13-15.	Assos, Mitylene, Kios, Samos.
Where was Paul when he met with the elders of the Ephesian church? Acts 20:17.	Miletus.
Name the ports Paul visited on the voyage from Miletus to Tyre. Acts 21:1-3.	Cos, Patara.
In what city in Syria did Paul first land? Acts 21:3.	Tyre.
What cities did Paul visit on the way to Jerusalem? Acts 21:7-8.	Ptolemais and Caesarea.
Paul's third missionary journey ended in this city when he was arrested. Acts 21:17.	Jerusalem

This information is presented to help teachers serving in a Christian Preschool Ministry or a Children's Ministry or a Sunday School class teach children what the Bible says about God and the way He wants us to live.