Author Archives: Susan

NEW BOOK RELEASE, NOW ON AMAZON! Purchase of this book supports the Survivors in Israel   Why is Great-Grandma So Sad? Discovering the Holocaust Through the Eyes of a Child by Susan Heagy Sarah, at the age of seven, does … 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 →

Personnel-We experience changes but God remains the same! Yonatan has now moved on to another job outside of AHI. Per this change, his email is no longer valid– please use hope@ahi-il.org All work continues as before.  If you have any … Continue reading →

For several years now we have been a part of the lives of Survivors living in a city in the center of the Galilee.  When we first began visiting, sending birthday cards, having concerts or attending their meetings, their group … Continue reading →

If you want to come to Israel, volunteer and bless Holocaust Survivors, this is the place!  Contact us to discover where and when you can join AHI! House Manager at Beit Shalom in Israel 2016: Most of 2016 is open … Continue reading →

“…praise His holy name. For His anger lasts only a moment, but His favor lasts a lifetime.” Psalm 30:5 Interesting, isn’t it, God’s [righteous] anger lasts briefly, but the favor He gives us is never taken away. Look at this … Continue reading →

…  the first Nazi War Crime trial took place in Kharkov, Ukraine, before the end of WWII? Beginning in 1941, mobile Nazi killing squads called SS Einsatzgruppen went throughout the Ukraine and Soviet territories murdering approximately 1.5 million Jews. The … Continue reading →

“Prayer does not equip us for greater works – prayer is the greater work.” (Emphasis added.)  Prayer is the battle, and it makes no difference where you are.”    – Oswald Chambers, “My Utmost For His Highest” The focus of AHI’s compassionate outreach to the Shoah … Continue reading →