Twenty-six Moody Bible Institute students, together with Professors Litfin and Finkbeiner, arrived in the Munich airport on Sunday, May 31, 2009. After a short bus trip to Nuremberg, they checked in to an historical youth hostel, which was once the stables for Kaiserburg Castle.
Students kicked off their summer semester with a rigorous class schedule running from 9 am to 3 pm. This schedule allows them to compact a 3 credit course into one week!
Many students have enjoyed roaming about Nuremberg, catching all the breath-taking views and ancient buildings. On Wednesday, they have plans to attend a Volksfest, a German carnival, in neighboring Erlangen. On Saturday, the group will check out of Nuremberg and take a flight to Rome to begin their week-long academic tour.
Kallmuenz castle ruins
A great day's hike!
Barbeque Night in Regensburg
Our fabulous chef, Tony, grills up some dinner
Holocaust Memorial
While visiting Berlin, students saw the Holocaust Museum and Memorial
Dachau Concentration Camp
Students had the chance to visit the first concentration camp
Students and Staff visit Munich
Marienplatz, Munich with the Glockenspiel in the background
Kaiserberg Castle, Nuremberg, Germany
Professor Finkbeiner's class
Professor Litfin's class
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