There and Back Again

This time is different from the others. I've been to Israel several times since my first experience in 2003. I even worked in Jerusalem for two years with the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ).  But when I flew back to Israel in April of 2009, I came back to actually immigrate to the Holy Land. My husband is Israeli. We married just over two years ago and after living for a season in my home country, the US,  we both decided to return to Israel and embrace the incredible life that this place has to offer. And let me tell you, there are far more than deserts, donkeys and dangers here.

If most of your information comes from the mainstream media, I suggest getting better acquainted with Travelujah. Israel is one of the greatest most diverse places in the world to visit. Though it is about the size of the state of New Jersey, it is possible to ski Mt. Hermon one day and drive a few hours and arrive at the lowest point on earth to have a little float in the Dead Sea. There are beautiful desert scenes here, but also fertile fields and beautiful vineyards. Then of course, there are the many extraordinary people with incredible stories just waiting