Showing posts with label living in Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label living in Germany. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 26, 2015

We Had a Great Time at Our Annual Church Picnic in Wiesbaden

We had the picnic of Sunday, it was a beautiful day, and we had a great time!

There was singing!


There was great food!


We brought our beautiful
children!  We played games, and sat under the trees eating and enjoying fellowship.  We listened to the pastor speak about the love of God, and expressing love to one another.  The weather was beautiful, and we watched the children running and playing as we visited and shared wonderful food.  I brought a red velvet cake, and ate some even though I knew better, but it was our Annual Picnic at Immanuel Baptist Church in Wiesbaden, Germany!



The adults were teaching the young ones different sports!



Our wonderful young people enjoyed the day as well


This is my favorite photo of the whole day, five of these six young women playing volleyball are of different nationalities!  Our congregation certainly represents a congregation of the nations!


Friday, December 5, 2014

There Is So Much To Write About In Neu-Isenburg!

This country fascinates me!  Everywhere I look, something new catches my eye.  I don't know for sure, but I am almost certain there is no more captivating and innovative a town in Germany than Neu Isenburg.  It is lovely, filled with picturesque sights, very old and beautiful structures, and all of the latest and most innovative things as well, but is the people which make it so special.  Relationships and the communication which goes on within them are the exact essence of the human experience.  In a place where the common people, not just those whose job it is to do so, welcome strangers from a foreign country with such ease and grace, you know you have found a rare and wonderful experience.  So it has been for us in Neu-Isenburg.  Many neighbors, church members, our landlady, her architect and his young and beautiful associate, all these charming folks have warmed our hearts and made us to feel so welcome in Germany.  We hope to share many memories with them all, and to form lifetime relationships.  That means my delicious little kitchen will be busy!