Category Archives: Blog

Today I had the privilege to share about the Holocaust Survivors with 430 high school students at Lexington Christian Academy in Lexington, KY.  I have spoken at other schools, both public and private, and love the opportunity to bring them a … Continue reading →

My family and I are currently visiting family in the US. As my wife was going through some of her things at her dad’s house, she came across something she wrote when she was 14 years-old. It touched me when … Continue reading →

Okay, so I admit it. I miss my cat.  One of our house managers, Korrie, sent me a picture of Tiger looking at the camera on her computer; looking straight at me from my computer screen.  (Of COURSE I saved … Continue reading →

A few days ago I finally had a chance to visit some survivors. During my first month in the position of administrator I had been busy with office work. I had been looking forward to finally making some visits, but … Continue reading →

Wow, I can’t believe it!  The new AHI website is finally finished and online.  There were months I was not sure it was really going to happen.  There were days I thought it would take years to complete the process.  But now … Continue reading →

I am not sure if anyone remembers the song “The Heat is On” sung by Glenn Frey in 1984. The heat is on, on the street Inside your head, on every beat And the beat’s so loud, deep inside The … Continue reading →

After living in Israel so much over the past ten years, spending time in the USA is a bit difficult right now.   The culture has become part of who I am because of who the People of Israel are. During … Continue reading →

Many years ago I had a recurring dream where I was in high school though many years older.  I had to get to class but did not know where the classes were.  It was not the school of my youth … Continue reading →

For the last two weeks I have been basically sitting in front of my computer.  Working, of course. After running at top speed in Israel for a very long time, spending weeks driving to many places with the purpose of … Continue reading →

Driving over 5000 miles in eight weeks can give one a new perspective.  Mostly whether you can stand spending all that time with your own company. For me listening to the radio depends on finding good music, good news or good Bible … Continue reading →