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Rememberance Day

On this the day to remember the ELEVEN MILLION men, women, and children murdered in the Holocaust of the 1940s, I must ask that you go to the Holocaust Memorial of the United States

www.ushmm.org

This source of carefully archived information tells the horrific story of the Holocaust and the devastating results of orchestrated hate.  Hate for the Jewish people, for the "feeble minded", for the old, the infirm, the opposite political party, for those who looked different, for those who questioned the authority of the leaders, for those who preached the love of the Lord Jesus for ALL peoples of the world.

As a person, a nation, a citizen of the world, we must never forget and never allow the orchestrated murder of humans to happen again.

The only way to fight against evil is to recognize it for what it is and work to protect the good of the world.  Do what you can to help your neighbor, always seek to share the Love of God with those you meet.  Stand in the gap between man and The Most High God.  Stand for the law of God "Love your neighbor as yourself."

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