Monthly Archives: July 2008

    Tuesday Morning  

    Driving a Trabant!  Tuesday Evening   Prior to the tour, we were given the opportunity to sign up to drive a Trabant.  Only three people signed up – those in the foreground.  The others have no idea of what fun they … Continue reading →

    Sunday in Berlin   After getting out of the airport area, and into downtown Berlin, we noticed their traffic lights are different from ours.         Our first stop was the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church.  It was built in the … Continue reading →

  We’ve Arrived in Berlin!   4:53 p.m. EST Saturday – one of our crew checking the plane.     6:39 p.m. – John and Arlene watching the takeoff.  They are across the aisle from us.         … Continue reading →

    We’re at the Airport!   Two more hours!     John (left) and Arlene (right) picked us up at 11:30 a.m., and shortly after finding our gate, we met Janet and Don Stroup from Brethren, Michigan.  Isn’t that … Continue reading →

    This is the Day! I can’t believe it is actually here – the day we’ve been planning for and dreaming about since last summer.     We are leaving for Europe at 5:50 p.m…     …and landing … Continue reading →

  Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen; it gives us assurance about things we cannot see. Hebrews 11:1 New Living Translation  

    Be Still Psalm 46:10     It is important to keep a quiet place in your daily life       …a place where God can speak to you.       …a place where your body, soul, and mind … Continue reading →

  Let the mighty strength of the Lord make you strong. Ephesians 6:10  Contemporary English Version  

    It’s Been a Long Day!   We were awakened by the alarm at 3:00 this morning, and ready to begin our six-hour drive to Ellington, New York, by 4:00. Sam Rittenhouse got up even earlier (1:30 a.m.) to be here … Continue reading →