Author Archives: Susan

Volunteers come to AHI from all over the world.  No matter what country, there is always one thing that must happen: we all need to work together and in unity. Think about it… a wonderful mix of people from around … Continue reading →

Can loving Survivors REALLY make a difference?  A good question!  Here also are some other questions we’ve been asked: “These people are old and will die soon.  Why are you bothering?” “Why aren’t you helping other people who have more … Continue reading →

…Nancy Wake, an Australian woman, working with the French Resistance, was responsible for a major push to defeat the Nazis in France? Nancy was called ‘The White Mouse’ by the Nazis for her ability to consistently escape their traps and … Continue reading →

Beit Shalom: It is time to sign another year rental contract. We have asked the Landlady about purchasing but she is unwilling to sell at this time.  So, we stay another year and seek God’s direction! We have had a … Continue reading →

In June AHI was pleased to host a team of students from Lexington Christian Academy.  For one week they visited Survivors and met those whom they adopted.  They built amazing relationships!  Below is a letter from one student… more to … 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 →

By Susan Heagy  Each year there is a slight change in our approach.  The needs of the Survivors or their health declining; their mobility is less… all expected with age, right?  But want about Survivors of the Holocaust?  Is it … Continue reading →

By Yonatan Allon I feel like I have been running non-stop since my trip to the UK in the middle of April. Between school obligations, spending time with family and day-to-day projects at work, I have not had much time … Continue reading →