It has been seven days since we have
arrived in San Antonio and we did a lot of things.
When we left the airport my first thought was HEAT! Because it is really
hot in here and of course I am not used to that heat. Well apart from that the
Trinity´s campus is awesome. It gives so much Opportunities like the Gym and
sports outside, all you can eat food in the morning, at lunch and dinner as
well as church clubs and services which is my personal highlight from the
social life at Trinity.
I really enjoy the classes that I am taking
here. My classes are called: “the African experience”, “Literature of the
Holocaust”, “The new Testament”, and I am taking a German class as well which
is kind of fun because I get to teach other students. I really like the
professors. They´re all super friendly and the classes are pretty interesting.
We went to different Events this week. We
saw a great play with a powerful overall message, we also went to a really
impressive and touching musical about Syrian refugees, we went to the Institute
of Texan cultures and so much more!
What I really
loved this week was a recommend Event in the Auditorium Maximum. Two guys with
the names Alvaro and Shawn came over and told their story which is called”
after the fire”. They were both living in the same dorm on a university´s
campus in New Jersey when one night two boys decided to make a prank and burn
down the building. 3 People died in that fire, 52 got seriously hurt and
injured and the other two were Shawn and Alvaro who were burned from bottom to
top. They suffered so much and I can never imagine how hard that must have
been. It seems so unfair that these two by that time 18 years old boys went
through such a horrible thing. I can never imagine what their friends and
family must have gone through and I can never relate to the fact that the ones
who did this only got two and a half years in prison. But in the end I can say
that I know that the bible tells me that God would never make us go through
things, we cannot come out successfully.
“God has a purpose for your pain, a reason
for your struggle and a reward for your faithfulness. Don’t give up!”
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