Violins of Hope In Charlotte NC
For 20+ years, Amnon Weinstein has been on the journey to find and restore violins linked to Concentration Camps and Ghettos, painstaking piecing them back together, preserving their stories and allowing them to once again be a voice of Hope on the concert stages. Their voices and spirits live on through Amnon’s violins. This April 4-5 2020 is the 75th Anniversary of the Auschwitz Liberation and the Violins of Hope World Premiere is taking place in Charlotte, NC.
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Unless you are circumcised, you cannot be saved.
This title quickly catches our attention because it threatens the Christian understanding of circumcision in connection with the word “salvation”. Here we will attempt to study the 1st verse of Acts 15 not from the perspective of systematic theology but rather from the perspective solely based on its context and text itself.
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The Story of Hanukkah – As Told In the Scriptures
There are many ideas and narratives surrounding the question “What is Hanukkah?” For example, some people might think that Hanukkah is a Jewish replacement for the Christian’s Christmas - after all, they’re usually celebrated around the same time with gifts and merriment. There are many traditions around this 8-day celebration.
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Chag Sukkot – The Final Destination
The climax of the Fall Festivities according to G-d’s redemptive calendar is Chag Sukkot/Festival of Booths. It was known throughout the centuries as the Zeman Simchateinu/Season of our Rejoicing.
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YOM KIPPUR (DAY OF ATONEMENT)
What: Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the year when we are closest to G‑d and to the essence of our souls. The biblical name for the Day of Atonement is Yom Hakippurim meaning "the day of covering or concealing."
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