Anderson University Germany Trip

07/10/2019

Another reason to come to Germany. Know church history in a new way.

Walking the cobblestone streets of Wittenburg, I approached the (remodeled) doors on which Martin Luther nailed the 95 Theses. Climbing the stairs of Wartburg Castle, I entered a room that I had seen many times in books and in articles, the chamber in which Luther translated the New Testament into

15/01/2019

It's happening again. AU announced a new trip for May 2020, our fourth. 🇧🇪🇨🇭

31/10/2017

http://www.independentmail.com/story/news/2017/10/30/martin-luther-anderson-university/807525001/

24/05/2017

Geneva's status as a world city and center of international diplomacy had much to do with the influx of religious refugees from all over Europe who were drawn to Calvin and the Genevan church, something Calvin recognizes in a letter to the city council. May God grant, noble and excellent SIRS, that (as ye have hitherto done with the highest praise,) ye may go on, until the end, to defend, by your unwearied faith and authority, the pure doctrine of the Gospel of Christ; which is attacked on every side by the angry violence of the world; and that ye may never cease to receive, under your protecting care, all the godly, who flee to your protection; so that your city may ever be a sanctuary devoted to God, and a faithful asylum for the members of Christ; remaining immovable amid these horrid tumults. Preface to A Treatise on the Eternal Predestination of God, Jan 1, 1552

http://www.germany.jduncan.com/2017/05/24/calvin-praises-the-geneva-city-council/

Geneva’s status as a world city and center of international diplomacy had much to do with the influx of religious refugees from all over Europe who were drawn to Calvin and the Genevan church…

16/05/2017

First evening in Berlin.

15/05/2017

Use this site for short videos and maps that show where and when major Wall-related events happened.

http://www.germany.jduncan.com/2017/05/15/multimedia-timeline-of-the-berlin-wall/

Use this site for short videos and maps that show where and when major Wall-related events happened.

13/02/2017

Train tickets arrived today.

11/11/2016

Here's our tentative itinerary:

Sunday, May 14: Depart from Atlanta or Charlotte.
Monday: Arrive in Berlin.
Tuesday: Berlin
Wednesday: Berlin
Thursday: Wittenberg
Friday: Eisenach and the Wartburg
Saturday: Erfurt
Sunday: Mainz
Monday: Worms and Geneva
Tuesday: Geneva
Wednesday: Geneva
Thursday: Depart Geneva
Friday, May 16: Arrive in Atlanta or Charlotte

11/11/2016

To the 2017 group, though I don't need your passport number until we fly, I do need the full legal name that will be on your passport. That means that if you don't have a passport yet, you don't need to rush it, but please send me a copy of your drivers licence or an expired passport so that I can get your name exactly right when we start booking tickets in December.

19/10/2016

Here's a link to the brochure that describes the tentative itinerary for the May 2017 trip. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ksj92iq77buu6v4/Germany%20Brochure%202017.pdf?dl=0

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15/03/2016

We're working on finalizing and publishing an itinerary, but there's a good chance that we'll be taking the trip for 10 or 11 days in mid May, right after commencement. The weather will be warmer, and the trip won't interfere with classes before and after spring break in March.