Travel Blogs from Wittenberg, Germany
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Week 2 in Wittenberg
... peaceful protests leading up to the wall coming down are powerful as well. Some of the special treats of living in Wittenberg: weekly concerts in the Castle Church; spontaneous concerts on the streets by local musicians; "Music Night" when many of ...
Me and Brother Martin - Wittenberg
... South Dakota. Sure, Martin Luther was a professor. But in modern terms he would have been professor of a community college. The town of Wittenberg was only 2000 people at the time he posted the 95 theses. His church, compared to so many others of the day, ...
Luther's Hochzeit (Luther's Wedding) celebration
... to fight. Here, war, when it happens is in our backyard. That makes a difference. It's a different perspective. Here in the Wittenberg Cemetery is a field of over 1000 unmarked graves of those who died in WWII when the arms factories here were bombed. ...
Sharing Wittenberg with dear friends
... dear friends, Karen and Tim, to our little town. Before they arrived we took a "staff trip" to the town of Eisleben, Germany. This is the city in which Luther was born and later died. We visited the church of St. Anne while visiting ...
Worlitz, Weddings, und Wunderbarlich wandern
As I (Bob) write this week, Barb and I find it difficult to believe we have but two more weeks in Wittenberg! How time flies! This past weekend was a special weekend for those young Germans who may be superstitious, as Saturday's date was 7/7/07, ...
Kloden Hospitality Club Camp Here we are!
September 1 (see previous entry) Arriving by evening, getting food with ken, some play and meeting everyone. tent later and great chill evening ------------------ September 2 Waking by early morning in the tent, as it was sunny it fastly turned ...
Guess who the preacher is!!
... summer thirteen pastors of the Lutheran Church of the U.S.A. are performing their English ministry worship in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, directed by John Speckhard, providing English services for the numerous visitors from overseas. The young pastor from ...
Wittenberg - Home of Martin Luther
... with terrible and fatal consequences. Nevertheless, Luther's contribution to the development of civilization in the west is undeniable and pervasive and his home in the quaint and quiet village of Wittenberg was a pleasant way station on my ...
Week of May 28, 2007
... euro...about $27.00 US. Wow! We heard some more outstanding concerts this week, with visiting musicians from Wittenberg University in Ohio. What a treat! Bob took some pictures of an interesting statue in Wittenberg. I ...
Saying Good-Bye (Barbara)
As we say good-bye to Wittenberg here are some final thoughts from Bob and Barb.... Our stay in Wittenberg has been a transforming experience for us. We are more acutely aware of life from a world view, rather than an American view. The ...
Luther's Wedding Part I
... ." What a guy! The marriage did have its tenderness mixed with its struggles, like any good union, and the Wittenberg folks like to celebrate this marriage annually, and do so with their annual city festival known as "Luthers Hochzeit", always ...
Farewell to our Favorite Sites (Bob)
... was in Luther's time than any other building in Wittenberg. During WWII the Allies agreed not to bomb old town Wittenberg, and although American bombers killed uncounted hundreds here in a single night in June of 1945, no destruction entered ...
The first week in Wittenberg!
... improves more quickly because of his background. We are doing ok on that score...pointing sometimes helps, as well. The Wittenberg Center welcomes pilgrims who want to experience the land of Luther and put that entire period into the here and ...
Week of May 14 in Germany
... disposable income, after personal necessities. We thought our kids would enjoy that one! Thursday, May 17, is a holiday in Germany. It is Ascension Day in the church and many people also get Friday off as well. We attended church ...
Week of May 21
... of prayer for Christian unity, with ecumenical prayer services being held in Catholic, Baptist, and Lutheran churches. Scattered throughout Wittenberg are many small family gardens, each as neat as a pin. These gardens were endowed by a German ...
By train and Bike!
... and Dessau. We thoroughly enjoyed the 36 kilometer trail that roughly parallels the Elbe River for the entire country of Germany. (Would that America had such nice, level, paved trails connecting our cities!) Worlitz is a city with a ...
Carsten's Hometown
... we drove into the town proper to check the place out. I climbed up higher than Carsten England: 1 Wittenberg is a tiny, quaint little place that pretty much personifies Germany. It's beautiful. Parking up in one of the few spaces in the town we got ...
Lutherstadt Wittenburg
As today is Sunday, its normal for shops not to be open, but usually there is at least some food places open and people wandering around....not in Lutherstadt Wittenburg! Its a ghost town. We were the only 2 people walking through the town until later in ...
Wittenberg is Martin Luther's home town
... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WITTENBERG: The Lutherhaus is one of the main attraction of Wittenberg, because this is where Martin Luther lived and worked. Martin Luther rebelled against the Catholic Church, and his Reformation was ...
El Vaticano protestante
... no pudimos ir para la fiesta de la reforma al lugar donde Lutero comenzó la reforma, lo hicimos hoy. La ciudad de Wittenberg, luego llamada Lutherstadt Wittenberg (osea se le agregó la categoría de Ciudad de Lutero, junto a otras donde ...
This week
... town and to have both german and english used. This experience was great. I feel over all very welcomed to Wittenberg. The Lord Mayor officially welcomed us at the internship reception. We all received pins and a book ...
The Luther Trail to Lutherstadt Wittenberg
... sites related to Martin Luther. So the day after hearing Bach, I headed for the city where the Reformation began: Lutherstadt Wittenberg. It's a pleasant small town on the rail line from Leipzig to Berlin, so I could easily do it in a day and ...
Here I stand, I can do no other
... weighing both options the answer was obvious. I'm in Europe, who knows when I'll come back to Wittenberg, so go explore! For more reading/better pictures: www.sacred-destinations.com/germany/wittenberg www.martinluther.de/en/luther-house-wittenberg.html ...
OOOooo
... soup and a bratwurst of some kind for lunch. We had an introduction from the director and a few other people. Then a walk around Wittenberg. We got to see the shops that were close and the different things we would be hearing more about later. I only took ...
Day 34 -- Time to Re-evaluate
... . I started driving northwest with a goal in mind for sometime tomorrow. I ended my day in the historic town of Lutherstadt Wittenberg. I ended my day somewhat earlier than usual around 5:30 PM. I was also fortunate that the place I chose turned out to be ...
Philip Melanchthon
... . I've heard the name many times but I admit I don't know his true significance. But I did know before I arrived in Wittenberg that he also lived there while Luther did. So I wanted a picture of his house also. Trouble is, when I ...
witt lately
Well it has been very busy in good and bad ways. my parents visited and there was stress with that but it all turned out ok because i did get to see them. i had classes and explored the city more. i meet my internship person and was able to ...
Um dia com Lutero
... a estacao de trem e em pouco mais de uma hora estavamos na terra onde Lutero viveu boa parte de sua vida. Wittenberg é uma cidade com cerca de 14mil habitantes, nas cercanias de Berlin. Dentre outras coisas tivemos a oportunidade fantastica de assistir ...
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