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The Pastoral Mission and Itinerary of Titus: From Crete to Nicopolis and Dalmatia

Trace the apostolic travels of Titus as he establishes elders throughout the cities of Crete, meets Paul at Nicopolis for wintering, and extends the gospel north into Dalmatia on the Adriatic.

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Itinerary Stops (5)

  • Stop 1: Gortyna in Crete (Titus 1:5-9)

    Titus begins his pastoral oversight in the administrative capital of Crete, appointing faithful elders in the urban congregations.

  • Stop 2: Fair Havens (Acts 27:8; Titus 1:5)

    Titus visits coastal Christian communities along southern Crete, organizing churches and establishing sound biblical doctrine.

  • Stop 3: Corinth (2 Corinthians 8:16-24)

    Crossing the Mediterranean to Achaia, Titus visits the Corinthian brethren who knew him well from his collection and reconciliation work.

  • Stop 4: Nicopolis in Epirus (Titus 3:12)

    Titus hastens to Nicopolis on the Ionian coast of western Greece to join Paul for strategic winter ministry as directed.

  • Stop 5: Dalmatia (2 Timothy 4:10)

    Titus departs northward along the Adriatic highway into Dalmatia to pioneer the gospel among the Illyrian peoples.

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