Many of the Holocaust Museums around the country have access to men and women who have survived the holocaust tragedies. These individuals are willing to come to your church or organization and speak about their life-changing experiences.

HERE WAS OUR RESULTS: “Our church had been in contact with a survivor of the holocaust. We requested her to come to our assembly, but there were schedule conflicts at the time. She lived a number of miles away, but she and her husband were willing to travel (at their own expense) to inform us of horrific tragedies.”

Here’s how it’s done:
Locate a Holocaust Museum in your area. (Go online for a number of museums).

Contact museum administrators and request a list of survivors and possible written testimonies. You may be given a survivor’s phone number to contact them directly.

Many of the Holocaust Museums around the country have access to men and women who have survived the holocaust tragedies. These individuals are willing to come to your church or organization and speak about their life-changing experiences.

THINGS TO NOTE:
Many Holocaust museums have survivors on-hand to speak with visitors after the visitors have completed their tours.