Antioch Attractions
“Then Barnabas departed for Tarsus to seek Saul....And in these days prophets came from Jerusalem to Antioch.” Acts 11:25, 27 NKJV http://bible.com/114/act.11.25,27.nkjv Tourist attractions are greatly influenced by a determined investment into infrastructural development and a conducive environment for friendship, fellowship, and fruitfulness. Starting with a strategic investment into friendship between Barnabas and Saul, the atmosphere of fellowship and fruitfulness became a serious attraction to even renowned prophets from Jerusalem. Following the same principle of Antioch Attraction, sustainable economies have proven that investment into identification of potential resources and friendly sourcing for human capacity development cannot be compromised with narrow-mindedness. Whereas, the dumping of deteriorating antique attractions without a conducive environment for friendship and fellowship have always resulted into frustration and fruitlessness. People in our family, ...