Service Project

This is some of our YSA helping the Frost family (brother Frost in the foreground) renovate their first home. They are tearing down all the wood slats on the ceiling in the upper bedroom. They were not going to remove the wood slats, but they found mold behind them, and down they came. The youth did this all within one hour. Sister Frost's father was baptized in Neukoelln, Berlin Germany when I was a missionary in Neukoelln.

More Stained Glass

This is another stained glass window in the Church of the Protestation in Speyer, Germany. It is about 35 Kilometers southwest of Heidelberg. There are dozens of these beautiful stained glass windows in this building. It is quite modern, having only been built in the 19th century and into the 20th century.

Family Home Evening

Some of the YSA and missionaries at Family Home Evening in the cultural Hall. They sing a hymn (English or German), then have a prayerCarol cooks dinner for them, and afterwards there is a spiritual thought, then they play games or Wii or just sit around and talk. The missionries can only stay for this if they bring an investigator or an inactive YSA>

P-Day at the Schloss Heidelberg

This is our P-Day at the Heidelberg Castle. Elders Hewitt and Squires missed the notice on casual clothes. Elder Lindsay is the typical poser.

Heidelberg District Missionaries

This is a picture in front of the ward of the missionaries in our District. As you can see the sisters are in a threesome. Everyone is from Utah, except the Elder kneeling on the right(England), and the Elder second from the left standing (Virginia).

What is that?

On the side of the building, sticking out, is a little sanctuary or private chapel off of a bedroom. It sticks out the side of the building. Their is a little crucifix in there along with candles, etc. It is believed that no one can live higher than God, so therefore this little sanctuary of God sticks out from the side so no one can physcally live over the top of it, thus no man living higher than God. Next to it you see a dragon, which is a water spout directing the rains and melted snow away from the foundation of the building.

In between Conference Sessions

Some young adults, and some not so young adult, kicking back and waiting for the next session of General Conference. This is in the main room of the Institute just off the corridor. The pictures above the couch are of many of the young adults who come to the Center. They are no longer called Outreach Centers, but Centers for Young Adults.