Two Museums, a Special Time with a Holocaust Survivor, and a Jaunt to Hebron

Suddenly I look up and our tour is nearing an end! How did that happen!?! But, we still have another day to go and we're going to make the best of it! Today we visited the Herzl Museum, Yad Vashem, and Hebron. Theodore Herzl is known as the father of the Zionist movement in Israel. …

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So Many New Sites and So Much Done to Existing Ones

After such a huge opening day in Jerusalem, what could possibly top it? Indeed, tracing Jesus' footsteps to Calvary and the Tomb are huge, but Jerusalem is filled with other special treasures as well. And we aim to find them! Touring the Old City requires LOTS of walking and I think we squeezed every ounce …

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A Great Day in the Holy City of Jerusalem!

There is something special about being in Jerusalem on Shabbat. It's the best place in the world to witness Jewish families enjoying a day together and celebrating Sabbath. Hebrew days begin at sundown, so Friday sundown to Saturday sundown marks the Jewish Sabbath. Through glowing rays of sunlight, we began our Jerusalem adventure upon Mount …

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What Would Happen if Christians Voted?

Hi friends! Elections in Israel and in America are right around the corner. Israelis cast their ballots on October 27. Meanwhile, in America, election day is November 3. Both elections carry significant ramifications for our countries individually and collectively. Will Benjamin Netanyahu win another term as Prime Minister? Will America hand over power to radicals? …

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