Kaiser Wilhelm Cathedral -- bombed and severly damaged at the end of WWII. The church's severely damaged core and steeple have been preserved as a memorial to future generations. A new bell tower stands near it.
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Born, Eisleben, 10 November, 1483; died at Eisleben, 18 February, 1546
Our Luther Tour 2007 Lutheran Heritage tour to Germany. The 40+ of us from Zumbro Lutheran Church and friends will be visiting most of the important sites in Germany where Martin Luther was born, lived and reformed the church. Enjoy!
Brother Martin
Born, Eisleben, 10 November, 1483; died at Eisleben, 18 February, 1546
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- Luther Tour visiting the "Topography of Terror" ou...
- Yes, these are bullet holes on the side of one of ...
- Headquarters for the "Trabi Tours" of downtown Ber...
- Luther Tour heading towards our visit to the Bonho...
- Luther Tour at the Bonhoeffer House, participating...
- We had group devotions in Dietrich Bonhoeffer's ba...
- Zumbro celebrants that evening at dinner.
- Day 7 -- Berlin -- Museums, the Berlin Zoo, and SH...
- We went to the Berlin Zoo today. The one in the m...
- Yes, the white wolves actually put on a howling di...
- Pretty picture from the zoo. We're here and you a...
- Luther Tour planning committee.
- Luther Tour -- what a great day to be alive, out a...
- The holocaust memorial in Berlin.
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