A note by Tim Krug, AmbEx student from Moody Bible Institute
On Friday morning, I went to Nürnberg; It was delightful to see the city a second time. I spent about an hour just walking around the streets, discovering shopping areas and unexpected Aussichtpunkten (viewing points). After a nice lunch at the Bratwursthaus, where I got a bowl of soup in a copper kettle, before finding a Schwarzwald Eis (Black Forest Ice Cream) at an outside table. That was among my most splendidly European moments to date, and it was fantastically refreshing. Later in the day, I joined the group to Michael Hutter’s house in Poppenricht. The hospitality of a Christian German bachelor is not something to be missed. We had a great time preparing and eating our dinner, and plenty of fun playing his German board games. Translation is always an adventure!
Mission Statement -- In fidelity to Scripture and to the glory of the person and work of Jesus Christ our Savior, AMBEX exists to teach Christian students the vital historical and theological foundations of the Protestant, Evangelical Christian faith, through a personal, comprehensive, and life-changing in-class and on-the-road academic experience, and through involvement in the European missions activities of local churches in Regensburg, Germany, and central Europe.
March 05, 2008
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