Gamay Baer sharing with his group during discussions at Bad Camberg. The pace of this tour has been anything but a vacation for these 300 kids, even though some will admit that a vacation was just what they envisioned when they signed up. I think no one on this tour can really say they came to Europe and had a calm relaxing time. Today, then, gave us all a chance to reconnect to that higher cause and recharge our spirits with some quiet time in the beautiful hills of Camberg Spring. We were fortunate to hear presentations from tour veterans George Kazakos and Jamal Johnson , focussing on a practical application of pure love.
Pure love means, simply put, living for the sake of others.
In a sense it is this part of the tour, the participants' own development and growth, that is one of the most substantial results of the pure love tours. George is one of the folks on this tour that are responsible for the logistics of transportation, meals, accommodations, and a million other headaches every day, so I was curious to know just what it is that could make him grateful for the tour. Just the impact we can have right here, it's one of the best things we could ever do.