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Tag Archives: Wittenberg
Most joyful Holiday of the Lutheran Reformation
That was my best Reformation festival in Wittenberg so far. It´s just getting better all along. What a rich heritage we have and great that the Saxony-Anhalt people celebrate it with a special holiday too. From early in the morning, … Continue reading
Chasing boar and taking care of the Lord´s vineyard
Some 500 years ago – Pope Leo X – was chasing wild boars. In the spectacular Luther film (2003) we see the roman bishop chasing wildly through the Italian forests – trying to catch up with his hounds and to … Continue reading
Posted in Old Latin School in Wittenberg, Sights and pictures, Uncategorized
Tagged Boar, Exsurge Domini, Hunting, Junker Jörg, Leo X, Lucas Cranach, Papal bull, Ps80, Wartburg, Wittenberg
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Predigen in der Alten Lateinschule (Is.2,1-5)
Gestern predigte ich in der St. Maria Magdalena-Kapelle der SELK (Halle) auf der Moritzburg über Jesaja 2:1-5 (vgl. Micha 4:1-4). Hier der Überblick: Und auch zum Zuhören:
Visit Lutherstadt Wittenberg and stay at the Old Latin School!
Where to stay? Old Latin School provides comfortable accommodation in the middle of town. There are single and double rooms, but also an apartment – if you need a bit more space and privacy to work or just relax and … Continue reading
Posted in Lutheran World, Old Latin School in Wittenberg, Rundbrief, Uncategorized
Tagged 10 days with Luther, Accommodation, ALS, Alte Lateinschule, devotion, divine service, ILC, LCMS, Luther-in-Wittenberg, Lutherstadt, Old Latin School, OLS, Program, Schedule, SELK, Seminar, Support, What to do?, Where to stay?, Wittenberg, Wittenberg Outreach, workshop
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Wir wünschen Euch ein gesegnetes neues Jahr 2019 A.D.
Wir Wittenberger Webers aus der Alten Lateinschule inmitten der winterlichen Lutherstadt Wittenberg im Herzen Europas wünschen Euch alles Gute + freuen uns auf ein frohes Wiedersehen. Mit dem üblichen Jahresrückblick teilen wir unser Freud und Leid mit Euch, aber nehmen … Continue reading
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December 30, 2018
Tagged 2018, Angelika, Christoph Weber, Detlev, Friederike, Matthias, Neuanfang, RB, Umzug, Webers, Wittenberg
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Update from Wittenberg
Here’s a timely update for our plans at the Old Latin School in the Luthercity Wittenberg as we move closer to the farewell of our dear Managing Director Kristin Lange at the end of April (Cantata Sunday, the 29th) as … Continue reading
Posted in Old Latin School in Wittenberg, Uncategorized
Tagged Embassy, Fundraising, Rev21:6, water, Wittenberg
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News from the Old Latin School (Wittenberg)
Kristin Lange, the managing director of the International Lutheran Society of Wittenberg housed in the Old Latinschool in the Luthercity Wittenberg (Germany) introduced the following newsletter in this special holiday season of the holy Epiphany with the exclamation: “Big New … Continue reading
Posted in Lutheran World, Old Latin School in Wittenberg, Uncategorized
Tagged Donations, Donor, Germany, Gifts, Kristin Lange, Managing director, MD, Old Latin School, Wittenberg
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Water for free
This year’s watchword is from Revelations 21,6. It’s the Lord’s promise: “I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life, freely.” Here’s my sermon in German for yesterday’s devotion in the chapel of … Continue reading
Posted in Epiphany, Old Latin School in Wittenberg, sermonette or devotion, Uncategorized, You comfort me +
Tagged Baptism, Life, Promise, Rev21:6, Salvation, thirst, water, Wittenberg, word of god
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