Year: 2015

How is it to live in Rocket City?

Replacement Car Update

We have been given an opportunity to replace our delivery vehicle. We received a phone call from our mechanic telling us he found a 2007 Citroën Berlingo and is able to get it for us at a real good price. To buy the car and put it on the road.
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April, A Month of Remembering

This month we were called to “Remember” several times. First we were called to “Remember you were once slaves in Egypt” as we celebrated Passover. (3 Apr 2015) Next we were called to “Remember” the six million Jewish people that were kill during the holocaust on Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom.
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A Helping Hand

We had an opportunity last week to help a woman that five months ago had a stroke. She spent four months in the hospital and came home paralyzed from the waist down and is now confined to a wheelchair.  She is presently in deep depression over her situation and that.
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Remembering Ayala-Haya

You won’t actually ever be able to me Ayala-Haya in person; in fact the only way you will ever be able to meet her will by reading this article or any other article that has been written about she… She was killed Jan 21, 2005 by a terrorist rocket attack..
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Meet Herbie

Named after the VW in the Disney move "the love Bug", Herbie is our little work horse. We got it six years ago from one of the people we help. They needed four thousand shekels in order to keep their home from going into foreclosure so they sold it to us. It.
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We Need Help With Passover

It has been quite a while since we have been it this situation but as of today Feb. 26, 2015 we have not been able to place our food order for March. We still have a ways to go to fund our normal food order plus the special food items.
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Helping The People Of Sderot

Monday afternoon several explosions were heard throughout Sderot. At the time of the explosions no one seemed to know what happened but it was an all too familiar sound. The explosions were loud enough that they send that same old chill down our spines as you wondered if this was.
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Our Hearts Go Out

Our hearts go out to the families of those who have been affected by recent terrorist attacks. We know all too well the devastation it brings to a family, a community, a city and a country. The harsh realities of terrorist attacks have filled the evening news, the press and.
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