On Friday, March 5, AiG’s Paul Taylor of the UK took us to Southhampton, England, to catch a plane to Glasgow, Scotland. Paul then drove back to Leicester, the home base for AiG–UK. Then our new driver, guide, and friend, Gary Burchnall, drove the van to Glasgow and arrived later that evening. Gary works in [...]
On Wednesday, March 3, we left London for the south of England and our first two meetings. Paul Taylor, our fearless driver and guide, asked if we wanted to leave early and stop by Stonehenge. Of course we said yes, so we got up at the crack of dawn (not really) and arrived at the [...]
On March 1, Mike and I traveled to London on a very fast train (150 miles per hour) that went in a tunnel under the English Channel called the chunnel. Paul Taylor, Senior Speaker for the UK and Europe AiG, met us at the train station and we immediately drove to the Genesis/Revelation TV studios for an [...]
Our third day in France was scheduled to be another day of sightseeing, but the Lord had a different plan. We woke up to a terrible storm. The wind was so strong that the Eiffel Tower was closed. We later heard that over 40 people in France died that day due to the storm. So, [...]
On Saturday, February 27, Mike and I took a train from Paris to Normandy where we visited the American Cemetery, as well as three of the five beaches (Gold, Omaha, and Utah) where the Allied forces landed on June 6, 1944 (D-Day). It was the largest single invasion in all known history. 150,000 Allied troops [...]
Mike and I (Mike’s wife, Lesley) have just returned from an unforgettable tour of the UK. Paul Taylor, AiG senior Speaker for the UK and Europe, organized it and accompanied us for much of the tour. First, though, we stopped in Paris. I’ll tell you about our first three days in France with the next few [...]
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