FELSISA Witness VELSISA Boodskapper
FELSISA Witness VELSISA Boodskapper
FELSISA Witness VELSISA Boodskapper
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Watchword for 2012<br />
even in our little <strong>FELSISA</strong> we are<br />
plagued by strife and disunity.<br />
It is sad to see how much energy we<br />
seem to waste fighting amongst us<br />
Christians! Every one seems to want to<br />
let his opinion count, every one wants<br />
to be strong! But Jesus says: my power<br />
is made perfect in weakness. Have we<br />
forgotten this? We are His children,<br />
adopted and loved by Him. So why<br />
don’t we just put our trust in Him?<br />
Why don’t we just put our future into<br />
It was Trinity<br />
Sunday, 8 June<br />
1952. The day<br />
had finally come<br />
for the dedication<br />
of the new church<br />
b u i l d i n g a t<br />
Uelzen after the<br />
cornerstone had already been laid the<br />
year before by Pastor Willi Reusch.<br />
The old church building erected at the<br />
beginning of the century had become<br />
too small for the growing congregation.<br />
The new church was built according to<br />
the plans of the Dundee-based architect<br />
of the Swedish mission, Einar An-<br />
4<br />
His hands? Take away our pride and<br />
make space for Him in our lives and<br />
give Him room, so that His power is<br />
made perfect!<br />
And if this happens, we can say with<br />
Paul: For Christ's sake, I delight in<br />
weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in<br />
persecutions, in difficulties. For when I<br />
am weak, then I am strong. Yes, this<br />
truly is a lesson to be learned by all.<br />
Amen! ■<br />
Evangelical Lutheran Salem Congregation Uelzen<br />
— 60 Years of Grace<br />
Pastor Kurt Böhmer, Uelzen<br />
dreas Magni. The elaborate stained<br />
glass altar windows, representing the<br />
Apostles Peter, James, John and Paul<br />
were manufactured and delivered by<br />
the company “Franz Mayerische<br />
Hofkunstanstalt” in Munich, whilst the<br />
crucifix was carved out of an oak roof<br />
beam by the well-known artist Eva<br />
Limberg from Bielefeld in Germany.<br />
Yet the most striking feature of the<br />
church – viewed from the outside –<br />
has probably always been the copper<br />
clad steeple. Even after the copper<br />
plates had taken on their characteristic<br />
green colour the steeple was still visible<br />
from afar. But that is – for now –<br />
something of the past.