What does it feel like to take communion in the ruins of a first-century synagogue—standing where Paul once stood, under the same open sky?

In Part 2 of this powerful two-part Ephesus series, Anna and John move from the city's ancient streets into its most sacred spaces. They witness two careless teenagers treating ancient grave boxes as a photo opportunity—then walk into the ruins believed to be Ephesus's early synagogue, where their tour group gathered for communion in a place drenched in apostolic history.

Explore the extraordinary tradition surrounding the Basilica Church of St. John, built over what's believed to be the Apostle John's tomb—including the remarkable legend that John dug his own cross-shaped grave, lay down in it, and was found gone when a great light faded, leaving behind a manna-like substance bel ...