Voices Of A Revolution: Leipzig  The revolution that brought
down the communist regime in East Germany began in the city of
Leipzig, about 100 miles from Berlin. There, a Lutheran pastor
and his congregation began holding prayer meetings that
eventually grew into massive demonstrations demanding peaceful
change. As part of our series Voices of a Revolution, we hear
from that pastor, the Rev. Christian Fuhrer.    Twenty years
after the fall of the Berlin Wall, we are listening to firsthand
accounts of that time. All week, we will mark the anniversary
with stories from people who took part in the mostly peaceful
revolutions across Eastern Europe.   The mass movement that
toppled the East German government began in the city of Leipzig.
A Lutheran pastor, the Reverend Christian Fuhrer started holding
weekly prayers for peace at his church. Those gatherings grew
into nonviolent candlelit protests by tens of thousands of
people.  NORRIS: Now, Reverend Fuhrer tells us everyone feared
the Communists would crack down