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NAZI’s Majdanek

NAZI’s Majdanek

I visited Majdanek Concentration Camp when visited by Bridges for Peace Tour, a Christian Mission based in Jerusalem, to be part of a 48-person international delegation which also included Auschwitz's 60th liberation anniversary and the 2005 March of the Living..

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    I had never been so glad to see a police officer in my life.

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    After reading Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers, day in and day out for over a month I’ll tell you one thing, Moses would have been better off leaving his people in Egypt.

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    I remember my first panic attack.

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  • Keep moving forward?

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    Support can take different forms because a listening ear alone may not be what some persons need. For that single dad with a young daughter, it can mean offering to comb her hair sometimes if you see that he is struggling.