Author Archives: Susan

We have signed our contract and received all we asked for in the agreement. Thank you God! We will be staying at our current location until further notice. Thank you God! Utility repairs have been made significantly lowering our monthly … Continue reading →

We all know changes come to us as we age.  Likewise the aging of others brings change to those around them. Children begin to care for their older parents’ needs in various ways: help with doctor appointments, handling meds or … Continue reading →

Follow us on the website www.ahi-il.org July 1-18           Israel       20-31          West Coast (California)                               … Continue reading →

Volunteers  July Volunteers at Beit Shalom Elena, Siberia, translator and House Manager, since January… Ulyana, Siberia, translator and volunteer, since June… Soile and Yossi, Finland, return volunteers to do renovations in Survivor homes, coming July Interested to Volunteer with AHI … Continue reading →

Every month we continue to produce a program called “Living Stones.”  It features the actual accounts of Holocaust Survivors in Israel sharing their historical experiences from the Holocaust of WWII. This program airs in 180 countries on Russian stations.  Thousands … Continue reading →

Can’t read about the Holocaust because of the trauma?   Then this book is for you and your children for summer reading! You can purchase this book in English on Amazon.com or contact Susan to order a copy.   It … Continue reading →

“On the day you [Esau] stood aloof while strangers carried off his [Jacob’s] wealth and foreigners entered his gates and cast lots for Jerusalem, you were like one of them.” Obadiah 11   [Editor only] Where do you stand in regards … Continue reading →

…on March 27, 1942 the first deportation took place of Jews who had been rounded up in Paris?  Their destination was Auschwitz [Death Camp].  These included Jews who had found refuge in France before the outbreak of war. The deportations … 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!” (Caution: True accounts, as related by the Survivor, may … Continue reading →