Surviving the Holocaust

In 2015 when I studied at the Yad Vashem International School of Holocaust Studies, by far the most striking thing to me was the zest for life the Jewish people have, even in the midst of the most terrifying horrors imaginable. For example, when herded off to ghettos, and ultimately concentration camps, Jews were allowed …

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Yad Vashem Offers Free Online Course on Antisemitism

Friends, there is a fantastic opportunity I don't want you to miss!  You can learn from some of the world's experts on antisemitism and the Holocaust for FREE.  Yad Vashem is offering the free course entitled Antisemitism: From its Origins to the Present. A couple years ago I had the blessed privilege to attend a Christian …

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Word from Jerusalem – March 2018

The anticipated US Embassy move to Jerusalem has made worldwide news.  Indeed, it is a newsworthy event.  However, did you know that you already have an embassy in Jerusalem?  Indeed, when all nations were pulling their embassies out of Jerusalem in the 1980's, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem moved in! For about 40 years, ambassadors …

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American Soldier Who Saved Jews up for Congressional Medal of Honor

In November-December 2015, I attended a Christian Leaders Seminar at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum and Research Center in Jerusalem.  One of my classmates was Chris Edmonds, whose father was a true American hero.  In fact, while there for the seminar, news was released that his father, Roddie Edmonds, was named Righteous Among the Nations …

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