Berlin

The first building on the left is the Goethe Institute, where I took my class.

This place was across from the Berliner Dom/across the canal. Some fellow classmates and I hung out here on the waterside. It was so interesting getting to know people from all over the world!

This place was across from the Berliner Dom/across the canal. Some fellow classmates and I hung out here on the waterside. It was so interesting getting to know people from all over the world!

This is the biggest bowel from one piece of stone!

There is so much construction and re-construction going on in Berlin (and Hamburg as well)!

Never seen tea like this! It was yummy 🙂

The gals from the family I was staying with and I went to visit a lady (missionary) who has recently moved to Germany. This lady, Pamyla, was very kind to me! I had missed my bus and she graciously let me stay at her apartment so I could catch the bus the next morning. Crazy adventures!

I went to see a film on preventing human trafficing in the textile industry. The people who did the film are in conjunction with a church in Berlin, and the film was presented in this Movie Theater. A missionary acquaintance of mine and I went.

I went to a summer festival put on by the church plant near where I was living. This guy put on quite a show with his ladder!

I invited some people from the Goethe Institute to come to the summer festival. 5 people came! It was fun!

As part of our homework one day, we were split up into small groups and then we had to explore certain parts of the city. Here we are at a memorial of the holocaust.

The people from my class in Berlin (except me and another lady).

The poles show where the Berlin Wall used to be.

This used to be an airport (Tempelhof Flughafen), and is now a park! But you can still take off 🙂

The former airport.

At Tempelhof Flughafen many people have little garden areas. People go to relax.