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15 September 2008
Joel's first days at 'German' primary school
I have more photographs in an online album - just email me and I will send you the hidden link.
06 September 2008
Impressions from Zürich
I especially enjoyed the messages from Mark Dever and the chance to chat to him briefly. I also met some old friends and made some new ones.
Last night we had John MacArthur preach to us via live video link from his church in LA. Of course he also had to be simultaneously translated into German. How does that work you may ask? The little clip below will let you see how it was done. I must say, it was all very professional (Martin is an excellent translator!)
The conference was extremely well organized and we enjoyed the excellent conference facilities and accommodation at the Mitternachtsruf mission headquarters.
All this only a few miles away from the Grossmünster where Ulrich Zwingli preaching the Word of God verse-by-verse and led the Reformation in Switzerland.
03 September 2008
Shepherds' Conference in Zurich, Switzerland

I am really looking forward to hearing the main speaker - Mark Dever (Senior Pastor at Capitol Hill Baptist Church and President of 9 Marks Ministry).
Also speaking will be Stephen Lonetti and John McArthur who will feature via video-link. There are also many more speakers from the German speaking world. I pray that this will be both refreshing and challenging to sit under these guys ministry and also that we will make new contacts with Swiss and German churches.
01 September 2008
Exploring the Black Forest
This weekend we went out to explore the Black Forest as part of Claudia's birthday treat. This may well have been the last hot weekend of the summer - so we made the most of it. We went back to the spot where I had been for the Teen Camp a few weeks ago. We all had a wonderful time in the water and walking along the lake.
While walking in the forest Joel picked up a little grasshopper and very quickly (literally) became attached to him. He had no fear and seemed to be very happy with his new found friend. When it came time to go back to the car, it took more than a little gentle persuasion to convince Joel that it was time to say goodbye and that 'Oscar' (mummy suggested the name) would be much happier in the big forest than in our house. We really do need to get Joel a pet rabbit or something - the only problem is we are away so much - would our neighbours be willing to car for him?
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