In my eyes "old" is a beautiful word that has respect, value and standing in the Scriptures. We have no right to change those definitions.
Our aspiration is to give value, from the Scriptural standpoint, to each new day that the Lord has given to our elderly brothers and sisters so that even today they would be able to testify about yesterday's blessings and look forward to tomorrow in hope - the living hope!
- Johnny Khoury (Manager)
LARISSA SUBASHI
Some people were able to survive the Holocaust because of the heroic and selfless actions of others. Here is the story of a resident whom the Lord delivered in this manner...
"Sometimes I don't understand the LORD," said one of our volunteers on which T. (Resident with dementia) responded while she embroidered:
"I always understand the LORD, He loves me and He takes care of me."
ANTOINETTE BREMOND
Antoinette started writing soon after she entered the Ebenezer Home. Since then, she has already published two books.
JUAN ONASISS
When Juan became one of our residents in 2017, he started painting after 30 years again without missing a day.
ANJA POLJIAK
Anja Poljiak's journey to Israel was somewhat different from the experiences of other non-Jewish residents. Upon her arrival, she was first a volunteer worker on a kibbutz, and knew no English or Hebrew.
Juan Onasiss
Oil on Canvas
by Anja Poljiak
2019
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