West to East
On this cold and rainy day, Nicole took us along with the 6-week apex students on a tour of Berlin starting in the west. We began in Halensee, next Friedrichstraße and finally Marzhan. Since Halensee was in the west, it is full of growth and flourishing with life. Marzhan, on the other hand, was the exact opposite. The streets were quiet and rarely would you see another person on the street. Not only was Marzhan once a holding place for the Roma (Gypsys) during WWII, Marzhan is a place where no one wants to live. The place felt heavy and full of sorrow. There is spiritual warfare going on in Marzhan. Please pray for the people of Marzhan and the missionary family stationed there, they need it.
Viktoriapark Berlin
While we may have ended our tour of Berlin on a somber note, we ended the day with a small hike through Viktoriapark. Here we captured the most beautiful sunset overlooking the city. We took several minutes to pray for the city and pray for the people of Marzhan.
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