Day 18

1/18/09
Thought for the Day:
How lovely is Your dwelling place, O LORD of hosts! My soul longs, yes, faints, for the courts of the LORD; my heart and my flesh sing for joy to the living God. Psalm 84:1-2

In the barren wilderness of Prague I have found an oasis which is an international English speaking church. This Sunday morning, I went again and was not disappointed. Maybe its just a psychological thing, an experience that allows me to sing. But I believe its something much more than that. After a week of hanging out with people that are experienced in things that I never would have dreamed of doing, it is immensely refreshing to attend a service and then have lunch with a bunch of chill missionary kids in a food court, not a pub.
After lunch, I went around and took some more pictures, including but not limited to: random buildings that I have no clue know in what they are, Vysehrad castle, two fancy churches, and the longest escalator in Europe.
It rains in Europe. I've never experienced that before.

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