In a travelogue by Ludwig Richard Conradi, which he published in April 1898 in the community magazine "Zions-Wächter", there is a rather incidental remark: "On Tuesday [22 March 1898] I visited a sick sister ...
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125 years of Friedensau - how did it all begin? When did the first school year start, who were the first students?
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At the end of October 2023, the members of the "Förderverein Freundeskreis Friedensau International e.V." (FFF) met for a weekend on which the annual general meeting took place, we were able to celebrate Sabbath together and experienced an evening ..
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There are people for whom the word "retirement" is not suitable. One of these ever dynamic personalities is Lilli Unrau. She was born in the Urals, grew up in Kyrgyzstan (in the former Soviet Union), studied English and English literature and ...
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What does "believing differently" mean? It can mean different things: one partner is a Christian, the other an atheist. It can also mean that a Christian is married to a Muslim or Jew (of different faiths).
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As a prelude to the anniversary events, a reading with church historian and Friedensau expert Dr. Johannes Hartlapp took place in the university library on January 14, 2024. He spoke about the decade "1940s and 1950s" in Friedensau's history.
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The team at the university library came up with a few surprises for the younger members of the Friedensau community to mark the Jewish festival of Hanukkah.
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Theology student Kathrin Taraba reports on the group trip to Austria, to the partner institution Seminar Schloss Bogenhofen.
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On World Children's Day, September 20, ADRA Germany, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency, launched its annual "Children Help Children!" campaign.
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The German philosopher Kurt Flasch wrote a book entitled "Why I am not a Christian", which was published in 2013.
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One of the most enjoyable celebrations in Friedensau is the graduation ceremony that takes place in autumn.
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Dieter Leutert is undoubtedly one of the very special personalities who shaped the Friedensau Preachers' Seminary and later the Friedensau Theological Seminary during the period of divided Germany.
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