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Category Archives: Histories, biographies and other stories
St. Anthony preaches to the fishes
My father told me the story. It happend in Pella near Wartburg. Long time before I went to school there. Pastor Karl Meister was a grumpy old man, just as short as his temper. Never really got to grips with … Continue reading →
Posted in From Africa, Gedankensplitter, Histories, biographies and other stories, Lutheran Church in Southern Africa, Lutherische Mission, Saints of the church
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Tagged Benches, Fish, Gustav Mahler, Independence, Karl Meister, Pella, Rhodesia, Salem, Superintendent Johannes, Thembu
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Review of some essays on Sasse
This volume is a fine tribute to Hermann Otto Sasse, born in Sonnenwalde on 17th July 1895. A colorful addition complementing the series “Oberurseler Hefte”, masterfully edited by prolific Werner Klän: bilingual, international, scholarly, sometimes with literary flair and whiffs … Continue reading →
Missiological formation in seminary education in South Africa
St. Paul was probably the missionary par excellence. Winfred Boniface did quite a magnificent job of missionizing the Germans. Hudson Taylor in China could be quite relevant as a missionary to the Far East too. However all three did not … Continue reading →
There´s a skeleton in our lift
Check it out: That´s what they found, when they dug deeper into the foundations of the Old Latin School to fit in the elevator (lift). Remember, it was originally part of the bigger cemetary of St.Mary´s and there was a … Continue reading →
St.Maurice and Luther
For only one year Hans Luder sends his fourteen year old son Martin – it is 1497 – to the cathedral school attached to the St. Mauritius abbey founded in Magdeburg back in 937 AD. Another reason to look a … Continue reading →
Church of God, elect and glorious…
Well, two tramps dropped in this morning. Funny guys. Friendly too. The one was dressed up in clerical vestments. I presume, Karlstadt looked something like that. Not shaved, green stole even in this festive Eastertide and without collar, but blue … Continue reading →
Wilhelm Weber: Wittenberger, Namensvetter & Hausgenosse
Wer “Wilhelm Weber” googelt wird nicht nur in Wittenberg fündig. Natürlich ist hier zuerst das geniale Stadtkind aus dem 19. Jahrhundert die Rede. Der dem Postamt Hausname und Straßenaddresse verliehen hat, aber auch in der Collegienstraße wohnhaft und in unserer … Continue reading →
„Priest and Prophet“ (Georg Merz)
The prophet is compelled to go into the world, before the public; he must dare to fight, he must confront the enemy, he cannot escape having “enemies”. He is obliged to draw sharp lines of difference; he must point his … Continue reading →
David Schneider + 20.2.2020 +
David was a missionary in the Philippines before coming to Enhlanhleni, Umsinga/KZN. He was the successor of Dr. Daniel Mattson, who also worked for Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and specifically for “World Missions.” He was a very sociable man, who … Continue reading →
Posted in Articles from South Africa, Histories, biographies and other stories, Lutheran Church in Southern Africa, Lutheran Theological Seminary in Tshwane, Obituary, Uncategorized, You comfort me +
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Tagged David Schneider, Enhlanhleni, FS EAW Weber, Lutheran Theological Perspecitves, Missions
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Walking with “Rübezahl”
Good times up North in the Czech Republic deep in the Krkonose mountains (Riesengebirge). It´s not just about the snow, but being in remote wilderness areas – somewhat like the “Schwarzwald” and the “Erzgebirge”, which we visited previously. Back in … Continue reading →
Posted in biographies and other stories, Family and friends, Gedankensplitter, Histories, biographies and other stories, Travels, Uncategorized
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Tagged Carl Hauptmann, Caspar David Friedrich, Der Berggeist, Heimat hinter Grenzen, Heino, J.R.R. Tolkien, Josef Madlener, Krakonos, Kurt Reimann, Lise Gast, Rübezahl, Schlesien, Schneekoppe
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