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Category Archives: biographies and other stories
So halte ich es mit dem Hl. Abendmahl…
0. Mein lieber Friedrich… Zu lange schon liegt diese Aufgabe auf meinem Schreibtisch. Zuerst wollten wir uns im Brauhaus treffen, um über einem Bier dieses Thema aufzugreifen. Du wolltest von mir hören, wie wir es den mit dem Abendmahl halten … Continue reading →
Posted in biographies and other stories, Gedankensplitter, Histories, biographies and other stories, Lutheran Church in Southern Africa, Lutheran World, Theologie
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Tagged Abendmahl, Closed communion, Enhlanhleni, Gastfreundschaft, geschlossen, Geschlossener Abendmahlstisch, Katechisms, Konvivenz, Mahlgemeinschaft, Martin Luther, Norman Nagel, Offenheit, Realpräsenz, Toleranz, Unterscheidung, Würdigkeit, Wilhelm Löhe
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Einmal mit dem Fahrrad nach Dresden – und zurück (Teil 2)
Zusammen sind Angelika und ich mit dem Rad an der Elbe entlang gefahren. Zuerst bis nach Torgau (Reformationsstadt Europas) und dann von dort bis Meißen und schließlich noch das letzte Ende nach Dresden. Der Elberadweg ist gut ausgebaut, obwohl es … Continue reading →
Posted in biographies and other stories, Gedankensplitter, Sights and pictures, Travels
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Tagged Alleen, Angelika, Dresden, Elbe, Elberadweg, Griechen, Meissen, Riesa
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Sommerferien 2019: Zurück von Masuren (Teil 8)
Den Rückweg nahmen wir quer durch Polen. Nicht über die nördliche Pommernroute. Nicht Stettin, Kösslin oder Kolberg an der Ostsee. Dahin kommen wir hoffentlich noch einmal. Auch nicht über die fast so schnelle Route über Warschau. Nicht dieses Mal. Sondern … Continue reading →
Posted in biographies and other stories, Family and friends, Gedankensplitter, Histories, biographies and other stories, Politics, philosophy and other perspectives, Rundbrief, Sights and pictures, Travels, Uncategorized
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Tagged Deutscher Ritterorden, Posen, Rückreise, Tannenberg, Thorn, Tiere, Zoo
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Sommerferien 2019: Fahrt nach Masuren und zurück (5.Teil)
Als Matt in Lesotho hörte, dass unsere Einleitung bereits vier Teile hat und wir noch immer nicht in Masuren angelangt sind, fand er das typisch. Lustig auch. Nun ja, ich verspreche, dass es nicht mehr lange dauert und wir bald … Continue reading →
Sommerferien 2019: Fahrt nach Masuren und zurück (1.Teil)
Papa fing seine Briefe oft mit der Redeweise an: “Wer eine Reise tut, der weiß etwas zu erzählen…” Nach unserer Reise ins Nachbar- und Grenzland Polen haben wir wieder viele Bilder, Eindrücke und Geschichten gesammelt. Davon soll dieser Blog nun … Continue reading →
Hunting stories and other memories…
Our class martriculated in 1979, so it´s time for the 40th anniversary and a happy reunion. Those of us, who have remained in Wartburg, have kicked up a big storm and are just ready for the party to get going. … Continue reading →
On our way – Quasimodogeniti
Well, that first Sunday after Easter (Quasimodogeniti) was special. Celbrating Friederike´s birthday, going to church in St. Magdalena (Halle) and visiting Eisleben/Mansfeld afterwards. It was a good day to consider the brevity of life and the great blessings of Holy … Continue reading →
At the local hospital
We’ve not been in hospitals too often. At least not lately. Angelika was asked at the “Evangelisches Krankenhaus der Paul Gerhardt Stiftung“ here in the Lutherstadt Wittenberg, when last she was hospitalized. It was with the birth of our last … Continue reading →
Posted in biographies and other stories, Gedankensplitter, Uncategorized
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Tagged Angelika, Ev Krankenhaus, Malaria, Paul Gerhardt, Tick bite fever, Virus
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Rainy Saturday
It’s Saturday. It’s raining softly and I’ve got time to think of this and that. It’s funny, how you pump into so many people, who have so much in common and get to make so many new friends here at … Continue reading →
Posted in biographies and other stories, Family and friends, Gedankensplitter, Uncategorized
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Tagged CTS Ft.Wayne, Deaf, Gunslinger, Joh 5:24, Kramer, navy, Psalm 23, rain, Sacrament, Stephen King, Word
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Weber memories in Murrayfield 2017
Looking back at 2017 recalls old Moses’s reminder: “Our years quickly pass and we fly away.” (Psalm 90:10) We’ll remember my father’s blessed passing just a day after my birthday even as we miss his booming laughter and easy smile … Continue reading →
Posted in Articles from South Africa, biographies and other stories, Family and friends, From Africa, Histories, biographies and other stories, Rundbrief, Uncategorized
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Tagged Addis Abeba, Angelika, Cape of Good Hope, Christmas, Christoph, Detlev, Friederike, Kenya, LTS, Matthias, Murrayfield, Rome, Rubida 196, Rugby, Seminary, Springbok, weber, Wittenberg
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