Author Archives: Susan

  Dec    1-9                           PA 3                                       Evening, invitation only 8 … Continue reading →

Through the help of Tamara Nersesyan, Director of TBN Russia studio in Jerusalem (shown here), they have produced a video of AHI and the Survivors. Filmed at Yad Vashem, it is now available for all to see. Copy the link below into … Continue reading →

The new AHI video is ready! Mac and Barbara Mandley came to Israel and spent several weeks filming Survivors, Volunteers, Beit Shalom and did interviews so we could have an up to date DVD for the public. Click on the … Continue reading →

Doug and Kris came to Beit Shalom during Sukkot and helped us make the 2016 Sukkot BBQ for the Survivors happen.  They were here four years ago for our very first Sukkot BBQ.  We would like them to come every … 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!”            ~ Arkadi and … Continue reading →

In eight days Israel battled 1773 fires, arrested and/or questioned over 30 suspects.  Thirty-nine of the fires were major requiring 10+ crews to get them under control.  Approximately 100,000 people were evacuated and hundreds of homes were destroyed.  Over 2,200 … Continue reading →

Genesis Communication Network Susan was interviewed on “Bill Martinez Live” discussing the fires in Israel & the view of Israelis on president-elect Donald Trump. Go to the link, select Nov 29, Hour 3 and download.  Time of the interview is … Continue reading →

Those who touch Survivors tell us their thoughts; now you can read their words… “They need our compassion, our hugs and our care.  They are disappearing so fast and we don’t have much time.  It helps me to keep visiting … Continue reading →

By Susan Heagy In 2004 God made it clear what His mandate was for us to stay on track: “It’s about the People.  It is all about the People.” Understanding this statement to mean the Holocaust Survivors, it was a … Continue reading →