Tomorrow is a solemn day for Jews worldwide. It is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a day in which the whole world memorializes those lost in the Holocaust. Prior to World War II, there were about 16.6 million Jews in the world, 9.5 million of whom lived in Europe. By the end of World War II, …
Good morning friends! I awoke early this morning to all kinds of headlines of shaking in the Middle East. True to form, the world is very quickly racing toward fulfillment of end time prophecies. The next two America, Israel and the Church posts will urge us all to be in God's Word. I think you'll …
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VP Pence delivers remarks at Holocaust commemoration service in Jerusalem My heart just beams when I hear our Vice President, Mike Pence, share his faith so boldly and God-honoring. He did just that a few days ago when he spoke at the 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz. The Holocaust Remembrance ceremony was held …
Tomorrow is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. However, you may be wondering why world leaders gathered in Jerusalem a few days ago to commemorate the same event: the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. The reason: the Holocaust didn't end on a specific day, so various dates have emerged for commemoration. In November 2005, the …
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