Some heart-touching reunions took place in Israel last week when 40 members of the Bnei Menashe — considered a “Lost Tribe” community living in the Northeastern Indian state of Manipur — arrived in Israel.
“There are three monotheistic religions, yet only two are recognized by the UN calendar. Such discrimination at the UN must end,” said Israel’s UN Ambassador Ron Prosor in a letter written to his colleagues.
Feeling weary and overwhelmed by the press of the enemy and the hard things of life. David understood, and gave us this heartfelt prayer, full of honesty about himself, and truth about his hope in God.
On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered the government of Nigeria Israel’s assistance in locating 276 high-school girls who were abducted four weeks ago by the Boko Haram terrorist network.
Last week, the U.S. State Department served as a “cultural partner” with something called the “Abu Dhabi International Book Fair.” The event ran from April 30 through May 5.
Faces and scenes from the amazing experience are flashing through their minds. We are certain of it. Though members of our Addis Ababa medical missions team are back at home settling into their regular routines, we know that they left a portion of their heart back in Ethiopia.
How painful to be stung by a bee around your eye. On Monday at our medical missions clinic, a little guy named Enbalchocho came to us with his eye swollen shut from a bee sting. Grimacing with the pain and discomfort, he did not look happy.
