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One of the amazing things about working in a non-profit is the opportunity to meet so many amazing people. Not only do we serve some of the most resilient and inspiring people on the planet, the forced diaspora population, but working alongside volunteers and generous donors has us truly living…

We stayed the night at Ein Geidi and took the bus along the Dead Sea up to Jerusalem. https://video.wixstatic.com/video/637d4e_35c48252569f418eae603752c529f303/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 We dropped our bags at the hotel and began our journey. We walked through the streets of old Jerusalem and to a rooftop where we could see each quarter of the…

,https://video.wixstatic.com/video/637d4e_513dd6f8ea7d441fa95d5ee943bbffe6/360p/mp4/file.mp4 We started the day by visiting the Wedding Church at Cana. Underneath the church is a 1st Century home. They have many artifacts as well as a clay jar that would have been the size and style Jesus directed the servants to fill with water before he performed his…

I woke up at 4am, still not adjusted to the time change. I went to the roof to watch the sunrise but I was way too early. Instead I saw the stars. I could see four planets in the eastern sky all in a row from left to right I…

We left Tel Aviv and drove about an hour north up the coastline to Caesarea Maratima (by the sea). n Acts 10,11,12nBuilt by Herod the Great. We started our tour at the theatre. The theater was the place of entertainment including plays, dancing, fighting etc, none of which would have…

We were fortunate to have both of the kids here for Christmas. Braden and Sarah living in Ft Worth, TX, and Kevin and Kyndal living in Colorado Springs, CO. Since Kyndal and I love photography and can’t stand to pay for something that we can do ourselves, we tag-teamed the…