Prince
Palace to wilderness
Read Exodus 1–2 on the ground. Face what it means to walk away from privilege and toward calling.
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Edition I · 14 — 24 March 2027
The Moses Journey
Eleven days through the Midian desert — where a fugitive prince became a prophet.
Wadi Rum, Jordan · Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
A fugitive becomes a prophet.
A prince, a murderer, a fugitive. For forty years, Moses kept sheep in the Midian desert — the same arc of land we walk today. He learned silence and hiddenness. He met God on a mountain we can climb. This is the wilderness that made him.
Eleven days, twelve pilgrims, one Bedouin family who has guided in these wadis for four generations, and a teaching pastor reading Exodus aloud at the places it happened.
Cohort
12
Days
11
Countries
2
Price
On request
Three movements
Prince · Shepherd · Prophet
Shepherd
Forty years of silence
Walk the wadis of Midian. Learn the disciplines of survival — fire, water, star navigation — that Moses learned here.
Prophet
The mountain of God
Ascend the traditional site of Sinai at sunrise. Read Exodus 3 and 19 where it happened. Come down changed.
Day by day
Program of the Adventure
Tap through each day to see what's on the ground — arrival, teaching, silence, fire, and rest.
The region
Wadi Rum · Tabuk · The Midian Desert
Amman down through Wadi Rum, across the border into Saudi Arabia, and up to Jebel al-Lawz.
Mountain of GodWaypointsJourney path
Into the kingdom
Day 1
Arrival · Amman
Night: Amman hotel
Arrival of the participants
Check-in at the hotel
Kit check & briefing
Welcome supper
Meeting the desert
Day 2
Transfer to Wadi Rum
Night: Bedouin camp
Transfer south to Wadi Rum
Meet the Bedouin team
Settle in at camp
First fire under the stars
Exodus 2 & 3
Day 3
The Call
Night: Bedouin camp
Sunrise reading on the slopes
Teaching: the burning bush
Camel training & walking
Deep desert
Day 4
Into Midian
Night: Wild camp
Long trek south
First night in the wild
Star navigation introduction
Survival skills
Day 5
Water & Stone
Night: Wild camp
Finding desert springs
Fire & shelter block
Teaching: forty years of hiddenness
Into ancient Midian
Day 6
Cross to Tabuk
Night: Wild camp · Saudi Arabia
Border crossing to Saudi Arabia
Desert silence begins
Camp under new stars
A day of silence
Day 7
Jebel al-Lawz
Night: High camp
Pre-dawn ascent
Reach the traditional Sinai
Silence on the mountain
Exodus 19 on location
Day 8
The Burning Bush site
Night: Wild camp
Read Exodus 19 where it happened
Testimony circles
Evening fire & communion
The long walk back
Day 9
Return north
Night: Wild camp
Long walk back toward Jordan
Star navigation by night
Final wild camp
Closing the circle
Day 10
Final fire
Night: Bedouin camp
Communion & closing fire
Testimony & commissioning
Reading: send-off blessing
Farewell
Day 11
Departure
Departure
Transfer to Aqaba
Final breakfast
Farewell & departure
01 / 11
Prepare for the journey
What to pack
Desert March is warm by day, cold by night. Layers, sturdy boots, and a spirit ready to walk.
Clothing
- Warm layers & fleece
- Light waterproof shell
- Sturdy walking boots
- Sun hat & keffiyeh
- Modest clothes for villages
Travel essentials
- Passport & travel documents
- Travel insurance details
- Personal medication
- Reusable water bottle (1L+)
- Small daypack
Personal items
- Bible & notebook
- Pen or pencil
- Sunscreen & sunglasses
- Toiletries & quick-dry towel
- Headtorch
Optional
- Camera
- Binoculars
- Sleeping bag liner
- Trekking poles
- Small gifts for hosts
Why this trip
Walk it. Come to life.
A small cohort, a deep connection, lasting spiritual renewal — built on the very ground that shaped Moses.
- Walk the Bible
Read Exodus on the wadis and ridges where the story happened.
- Small group
Twelve pilgrims. Real conversation. Nobody gets lost in a crowd.
- Spiritual renewal
Daily teaching, daily silence, daily fire. A reset that lasts.
- Local hands
A Bedouin family who has guided these wadis for four generations.
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