Author Archives: Susan

We were looking for Israeli citizens who could help with the renovations in Survivor homes.  Naturally, we turned to the Lord for help.  Within a few hours a phone call changed everything. Markus was looking for someone who could use … Continue reading →

In Hebrew we use the word “todah” to say “Thank you.”  But in Biblical Hebrew the root is “yada’” meaning to praise or to confess.  In this manner when we praise God we are also confessing His goodness. Throughout the … Continue reading →

…Phillips, the Dutch electrical firm, provided some protection to their Jewish employees?  One member of management smuggled false papers from Switzerland. The German government considered their work important but Phillips was unable to keepthem from incarceration. Placed in Camp Vught … Continue reading →

Follow us on the website www.ahi-il.org   Feb-Mar-Apr       Israel April       11-17   South Wales (Tentative) 18-30   Belfast, Ireland May                    USA 11-19    York, PA 22-29 … Continue reading →

Volunteer expectations: • Visit Survivors, errands for AHI and/or Survivors, where needed • Must be able to handle full day of physical work, steps and extended walking Current needs… Volunteers 2 weeks to 3 months… Volunteers serve 35-40 hours a … Continue reading →

by Patrick Hodges So, you say you want to serve God?  Congratulations!  Do you know how you are going to do that?  If you are serious, then don’t let the American Dream stop you.  “Foxes have holes and birds of … Continue reading →

This section features the true experiences of Holocaust Survivors we see and visit today.  This is to fulfill their requests, “Remember us!  Tell others of our experiences so we are not forgotten!” ~ Raisa ~ There were six children in … Continue reading →

Almost ten years ago we met a man by the name of Abraham.  He is a Russian man born in China.  His parents had run from the Bolshevik revolution and lived in Harbin, China.  Eventually they all returned to Russia. … Continue reading →

Time for another Beit Shalom tea!  This time Izhak and Fanny came and we invited Sima too.  Scrumptious cake and very interesting conversation.  At one point we began to discuss the American elections and it got lively!  We all enjoyed … Continue reading →