Hi friends! Today's post is somewhat personal, in that I'm going to ask a personal favor. Will you join me in bringing honor to a man well worth honoring? In December 2015 I had the blessed privilege to meet Chris Edmonds, a fellow student at a Christian Leaders Seminar at Yad Vashem (Israel's Holocaust Museum …
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Last week, UC Berkley, one of the most liberal campuses in the United States, cancelled a class containing blatant Anti-Semitic bias, indicating concern for any course that “espouses a single political viewpoint and/or appears to offer a forum for political organizing rather than an opportunity for the kind of open academic inquiry that Berkeley is known …
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Mordecai is a Holocaust survivor. His story, like most other survivors' stories, is dramatic and helps us understand just how brutal times were for the Jewish people in the Holocaust. As you can imagine, Israel is losing the treasure of survivors who are now well-advanced in age. It is important to preserve their testimonies before …
History tells us that the Holocaust ended with the liberation of Jews from death camps, ghettos and Nazi occupation in 1945. Over 70 years later, we are left with only about 100,000 survivors. We will soon have no survivors left. So, what is Israel doing to insure the memory of the Holocaust does not fade? …
Continue reading Educating Young Israelis and Others about the Holocaust
Looking for the Blessed Hope 