Divinity School plans Reformation and Anabaptist tour of Germany

     The Campbell University Divinity School students will get a chance to walk in Martin Luther’s footsteps. They are going on a Reformation and Anabaptist tour of Germany May 15- 24, 2007. Students, alumni and friends of Campbell University are invited.
     The group will explore some of Germany’s finest scenery, take in the rich culture, learn the history and remember the Christian leaders they have studied about. The tour starts in Frankfurt and ends in Wiesbaden.
     “The purpose of the trip is to broaden the educational opportunities of our students by all the benefits travel affords, visiting sites of people and places they study about in the classroom,” said Roy DeBrand, professor of preaching at Campbell University’s Divinity School.
     This is the third trip the Divinity School has taken. The first, in 2004, was the Great Preachers of the Reformation Study Tour in Germany, Prague (Czech Republic) and Switzerland. The second, in 2006, was the Great Preachers of Great Britain Study Tour in England and Scotland.
     For more information about the trip contact Roy DeBrand at (910) 893-1680 or email him at debrand@campbell.edu.