Winter is here :)

Some winter pictures around my village :)
a hill of vineyards
it was very bright!
fresh snow
I live down in the valley
an almond tree covered with snow
view on Unteröwisheim, the village where I live
If God is for us, who can be against us?
The Melanchton house in Bretten, a town nearby where this Reformer was born

GJC (Génératon de Jeunes pour Christ) near Paris

2 weeks ago I had the privilege to attend a meeting of GJC (Génératon de Jeunes pour Christ)near Paris. We were recording the meetings with Davis Gates to make them available to the French speaking people. It was truly a blessed Sabbath :) It is a initiative of young people to start a similar movement and congress like GYC in the US and YIMC in Germany

on our way to Paris, picking up the camera equipment in the black forest
early Sabbath morning


Tanja is presenting the idea and concept of "Génératon de Jeunes pour Christ"
telling about the GYC in the US
the group of young people behind the movement

group picture :)

together with David and Eddy who worked at RedAdvenir in Bolivia
one of the last pictures late in the evening before we left. In the first row on the right is David Gates and Gary Roberts, a mission pilot in Africa. In the back row a part of the lightchannel TV team

Trier

Porta Nigra: It is today the largest Roman city gate north of the Alps which was built between 186 and 200 AD!

Dreikönighaus built around 1230 AD!
At the Christmas market
hearts of ginger bread
inside the cathedral of Trier which is the oldest in Germany




at the market square

Impressions from Cambodia

Over three years ago I went on a mission trip to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Here just some few impressions and also a little video I produced.

My brother's first flight

My brother loves airplanes and flying but had never a chance to try it out before. So for his birthday my mum gave him a free flight at a local airstrip. Here the pictures :)

Ready to start the adventure :)
coming back from a flight over our village
getting ready for landing

Thomas absolutly loved it!!

Medieval Germany

On my birthday, October 3rd, we visited Maulbronn with its Monastery which is UNESCO world heritage site and just about 30 min from home. Here some pictures for history and architecture lovers.


The monastry was built in the mid-twelfth century!
the cross and the crucifix were made out of one piece of rock!

amazing carvings
amazing architecture


my parents:)



visiting a medieval market