Author Archives: Susan

God gives a man the gift of technology, the talent to use a video camera, a desire to visit and film Holocaust Survivors in Israel, an employer who supports his efforts and helps make it happen.  Result?  A volunteer. Meet … Continue reading →

New things happening means changes to the AHI website! Go to www.ahi-il.org and see.  We are adding more each day and will be featuring Vets of Hope as one of the main pages with info on how to join in this new … Continue reading →

Imagine Victors of War coming together with Victims of War. What would that look like?  What would happen? This is what Vets of Hope is all about.  Bringing Veterans who have seen the trauma of conflict, meeting Holocaust Survivors, an … Continue reading →

by Susan Heagy When I arrived in Israel in January 2004 I went into my room to think and pray. Over those first weeks I had some blunt conversations with the God of the Universe to find out what I … Continue reading →

                  In this last newsletter of 2017 we are featuring Holocaust Survivors, the people of AHI and stark reality of this work.  Read on to see those who have given their hearts, … Continue reading →

We need you.  The Survivors need you.  Prayer for their health, families, happiness, good night’s sleep, longevity and to hear from their own Messiah. Click on  October 2017 & November 2017 2017 to print each calendar so you know what is needed! Please … Continue reading →

“He succeeded in everything he undertook.” II Chronicles 32:30 If you knew ANYTHING you decided to do would always succeed, would that change your approach about trying something? King Hezekiah had success in ALL he put his hand to do.  ALL.  … Continue reading →

AHI is on Facebook!   Please share us with your friends and “Like!” us!    Connect HERE for Facebook AHI! You can also visit Susan Heagy’s Facebook to learn what daily life is like in Israel maintaining AHI! On her personal Facebook page you can now follow her … Continue reading →

…there are thousands or possibly millions of victims of the Nazis that were never recorded or discovered?  Here’s an excerpt from a letter of an unknown victim dated April 7, 1943 in Tarnopol. “Before I leave this world, I want … Continue reading →