In May and June, I had the wonderful opportunity to do a 2 month training course, the School for Kingdom Evangelizers, in Bressols, not too far from Toulouse. The small town of Bressols doesn’t have much other than the beautiful Assembly Hall grounds, so we stayed in the nearby town of Montauban. We were much too busy during these 2 months to do a lot of sightseeing, but here’s a few photos I took of Toulouse, Montauban, and Bressols. It’s interesting how these towns are only about a 2-3 hour drive away from Montpellier, however the architecture is remarkably different. While stone defines the buildings in Montpellier, red brick is characteristic of the buildings in this region.
The Assembly Hall at Bressols, where we spent almost every day of our two months
Peaceful benches to take a break or study on the Assembly Hall grounds
My little apartment study area, overlooking the rooftops of Montauban
The only good thing about getting up at 6:20am every morning is catching the sunrise…
Downtown Montauban – unfortunately on Sundays, our only day off, most of the downtown shops were closed
When we first arrived, there a really bad pollen problem, which is why it appears to be snowing in this photo
The Old Bridge of Montauban
I wish I had more time to explore around Toulouse, but unfortunately there just wasn’t enough time. The city has a great energetic vibe, though. I hope to go back one day and really visit the city. And hopefully have some of the famous cassoulet!
The Japanese Garden in Toulouse
Peaceful Tracks
Fountain in Downtown Toulouse
The Mairie (Mayor’s Office) of Toulouse – There was the “Fete de la Musique”, France’s national day to celebrate music, going on that evening, so that’s why there’s a big stage blocking the entrance
