I'm a Mormon, a Teacher and Wandering Pilgrim

Wilfried Möller is an educator who has hiked over 20,000 kilometers and shows no signs of slowing down. See how he follows the footsteps of earlier Christian pilgrims. Learn more about the purpose of life at bit.ly/2XU59l1
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[@jerryutah4]

"When a passion like this grips you, it doesn't let you go" I have the sudden urge to want to go hiking. Good message.

[@theresaalbino3888]

How sweet Theresa heart of love

[@crystalayers2933]

Amazing story. Thanks for sharing parts of your life with us!

[@LisaLikesPhotographySanDiego]

Really nice story. Love that you are enjoying the beauty of creation. Admire that you are a good mormon, husband, and giving teacher all these years. Thank you.

[@wwynder7617]

Wow how awesome, a life of humble service as teacher. He found his recreation in creation. Also he looks much younger than 74.

[@BillsMutter]

Hallo lieber Bruder Moeller, Danke fuer das schoene Video von Ihren Wanderungen!

[@teuila5407]

Very interesting life style thanks for sharing I didn’t watch all of it because I been working on bible& watching positive affirmations so I wil see all later today it’s 3:45 here so I will shower & then finally rest & oneday u all will hear my story but what I heard& seen was awesome Amen happy holidays T.H.

[@JeanneMillerontheporch]

So glad for the Transcript so I knew what they were saying! That would be so neat to get to hike so many places!

[@granburd]

I thoroughly enjoyed this well done video of a beautiful life of love, service, meaninful activity and joyful witness of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Bravo, Bravo Brother Moller

[@johnbrown8730]

I thank God for giving me strength guidance acknowledge.

[@rollypollyjoe]

Thanks for the quick response.

[@craigbrooksby8488]

Wow I cant even understand this mans language but I can see that he is very happy.

[@MFeriante]

love this dude

[@Smilesremember2Smile]

Neat video!

[@angus0580]

Brigham Young had lots of interesting opinions. Not much wilder than anyone else on the Western fronteir in 1870, though. I appreciate the hard work he put in to carve out a living for a people who had no other place to turn.

[@Dont4getJesusluvsU]

U R A mazing

[@angus0580]

You are actually right that Mormons need to do a better job of confronting and grappling with the oddities of their own history and faith in general. I see gradual changes in that direction and hope it continues. Thanks for your good-hearted suggestion. Here's to informed faith!

[@AnnaMalzeking]

Wow! :-)

[@angus0580]

it's everywhere. it's in our sunday school lessons every week, in our daily wrestles with scripture, our daily prayers. mormons' faith is so present in their lives that they have to struggle with truth and matters of the soul. and I know of no other religion whose members are so universally well-versed in scripture. I don't know why you would think mormons are versed on the Bible.

[@marklineback8750]

For subtitles, click on the CC button.

[@mulberry9292]

“Who can tell us of the inhabitants of this little planet that shines of an evening, called the moon? …when you inquire about the inhabitants of that sphere you find that the most learned are as ignorant in regard to them as the most ignorant of their fellows. So it is with regard to the inhabitants of the sun. Do you think it is inhabited? I rather think it is. Do you think there is any life there? No question of it.” Brigham Young Journal of Discourses Volume 13, page 271 1870

[@hambubger7521]

I am a drinker, a smoker, a recreational drug user. And I am a Mormon.

[@rollypollyjoe]

There is nothing wrong with that, but it's exclusivity closes your minds to the real challenges of your own identity, history, and existance. I wish you well. And I am not asking you to change in any way. I like Mormon emphasis on kindness and helpfulness to others. Those are the things that are really important any way.

[@melissawalker3888]

"How can a thinking person believe in God?" A better question is How can a thinking person not believe in God?

[@user-lv4ov5rp6d]

Lovely. Where do LDS people pilgrim to?

[@mssrus]

He calls himself a 'pilgrim', as he follows the pathways taken through Europe by the Romans. He hikes (wandert) along these and other trails, but not to find and view relics. He delights in the daily experiences and learning/writing as he goes. Many of us visit historical sites from the early days of the Church, but we don't say we're pilgrims. Just visitors!

[@grantarnold]

The subtitles aren't showing up... (Not in Chrome or IE)

[@GordonIvey]

Is there suppose to be subtitles? Can't see them,

[@angus0580]

Natalie, i'm sure we have doctrinal disagreements, but one thing is for sure: mormons aren't knowingly deceiving anyone. They might disagree with you about what it takes for salvation (though not by that much, I'd say), but what they teach is what they really believe. They aren't trying to teach some doctrine for the purpose of willingly "leading someone to hell."

[@gcollin75]

Seems like these commercial are the Mormons trying to say "We're normal!"

[@reginamarquez7508]

We are not normal , we better

[@cherstinsiefkes]

wow, that's actually really hurtful for people to speak that way

[@rollypollyjoe]

Thanks for replying Angus. I do not know whether you are well versed on the Bible, nor do I challenge you regarding it. I think you probably are.And I suspect that you are a very nice person for responding to me. I don't think Mormons have intellectually engaged with the history of Christianity or the oddity of their own history nor the intellectual challenges to belief in general. Mormon excellence and identity seems more tied to ideas about thriftiness and self-reliance and the family.

[@Timespartan111]

Where was this filmed?

[@rollypollyjoe]

I would be much more impressed if you had some folks saying I'm a Mormon and an expert in patristics or even (and I am really reaching here) I'm a Mormon and a well respected Biblical archeologist. I am sure the guy who hikes a lot will live longer than me, be happier than me, have more kids and money, but he could just as easily have been a Jehovah's Witness, etc. You are very nice people, but where is your struggle with the truth and the dark nights of the soul? I ask this with respect.

[@AlmondCheggs]

To put it simply your human and you lead a good life pointless saying anything elde

[@angus0580]

dude, don't know where you came off hating mormons so much. I hope it wasn't from any you've actually met. That would make me sad, cuz I've found most of the time we're actually really nice, i.e., not hateful.

[@Ettoredipugnar]

Das wanden

[@angus0580]

hardly sneakywill. you're just supposed to see that mormons are all over the place, doing normal interesting things, not holed up in a compound in texas with their sister wives.

[@natalie7651]

This is not the gospel of Jesus Christ. This is a cult, see Walter Martin's "Kingdom of the Cults." The Morman cult tries to add works to the pure gospel of Christ and salvation by faith that the Blood of Jesus, the Son of God, is the ONLY acceptable atonement for sin. These films want to entice sincere people astray to damnation, truly wolves in sheep's clothing.