Author Archives: Susan

We are sometimes asked how we actually “do” what we do.  What is the process and how do we make a difference for Holocaust Survivors?  Come with us as we take you on a journey of blessing those who survived … Continue reading →

January 27 was International Holocaust Remembrance Day; to remind us of the terrible history of the Holocaust and those who suffered during that time. Holocaust Survivors themselves don’t need a day to remind them of their trauma as they remember … Continue reading →

Did you ever accidently touch a live wire?  Remember how it made your skin tingle?  Or even more than that, a real SHOCK to your system!! The Power of the Almighty God is more than a tingle, more than a … Continue reading →

By the Word of the Lord He will care for His People and His Nation.  Even though they stand alone, He will keep them in safety from all their enemies. “The Lord came down from Sinai and dawned over them … Continue reading →

Follow us on the website www.ahi-il.org Jan-March         Israel April                   Tentative UK/Wales/Ireland May-June          USA To have Susan come speak of the Survivors, Israel & introduce … 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; Willing and able to work on a team and under authority Current availability: Jan & Feb … Continue reading →

… thousands of Jews were saved by diplomats, police officers and even German soldiers, between 1938 and the end of the war in 1945? British Passport Control Officer in Berlin, Captain Frank Foley, and the Chinese Consul-General in Vienna, Dr. … 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!” ~ Lonya ~     It was soon … Continue reading →

by Emunah Considering traditional Rosh Hashanah visits to the kever avot (graves of the fathers), I spent an interesting afternoon in one of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in the US when I was in Rhode Island. The pebbles that are … Continue reading →

It is a new year and we are all waiting to see what the Lord has in mind for Beit Shalom.  That is exactly where we stand.  Our prayers in the morning literally ask God, “What is on Your Heart … Continue reading →