20 Places Every Christian Must Go By Angela Guzman

A Soup Kitchen

Food brings people together. Interacting with others with a meal is a great time to have conversation and learn from others. Step outside your comfort zone and instead of only sharing a meal with family, have a meal with others that are less fortunate. Christians should always be willing to help and learn from others. Check within your local community and see how you can get involved with your local soup kitchen(s).

Jesus would want you to make friendships with others and to learn ways you can help others in need. Volunteering at a soup kitchen is a great way to build relationships with individuals that may need guidance or just a friendly shoulder to lean on - so make an effort to break bread with others!

Jerusalem

Jerusalem has some of the holiest sites. The major Christian sites in Jerusalem, both within and beyond the Old City are the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the Church of St. John the Baptist and the Church of All Nations.

The Church of All Nations, along with the adjoining Garden of Gethsamane, is located at the bottom of the Mount of Olives. Here, Jesus is believed to have conducted his last prayers before being betrayed by Judas and then captured by the Romans. It is also there that Jesus and the Disciples came after the Last Supper, and where Jesus gave his last sermon. The Church of St. John the Baptist is located out of the Jerusalem city center. This church marks the birthplace of St. John, who is best known for baptizing Jesus.