Comments on: My relationship with Israel http://60bloggers.com/2008/05/my-relationship-with-israel/ Happy Birthday Israel: 60 Posts in 60 Days Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:22:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: patty http://60bloggers.com/2008/05/my-relationship-with-israel/#comment-1060 patty Thu, 25 Sep 2008 23:37:21 +0000 http://60bloggers.com/?p=105#comment-1060 hi john , Is a great experience for you living in israel and i'm sure you have no regrets and please tell me how you managed to get legal permanent resident in Israel ? I appreciate if you could share that and hope to hear from you soon. thanks from , patty hi john ,

Is a great experience for you living in israel and i’m sure you have no regrets and please tell me how you managed to get legal permanent resident in Israel ?
I appreciate if you could share that and hope to hear from you soon.

thanks from ,
patty

]]> By: Jewlicious » Blog Archive » Recently on 60 bloggers http://60bloggers.com/2008/05/my-relationship-with-israel/#comment-172 Jewlicious » Blog Archive » Recently on 60 bloggers Thu, 22 May 2008 18:32:09 +0000 http://60bloggers.com/?p=105#comment-172 [...] My relationship with Israel by John Leonard author of Nun Bet. My relationship with Israel began in a wooden church pew in a small North Carolina town. As a boy growing up in a conservative Baptist family, I was at church at least three times a week: twice Sunday and once on Wednesday night. My black, faux leather-bound, zip-up childhood Bible had pictures and maps of the Holy Land. Bored in the church services, I would flip through these images and imagine what that foreign land must be like. Little did I know that about twenty years later I would be able to see these place in person. [...] […] My relationship with Israel by John Leonard author of Nun Bet. My relationship with Israel began in a wooden church pew in a small North Carolina town. As a boy growing up in a conservative Baptist family, I was at church at least three times a week: twice Sunday and once on Wednesday night. My black, faux leather-bound, zip-up childhood Bible had pictures and maps of the Holy Land. Bored in the church services, I would flip through these images and imagine what that foreign land must be like. Little did I know that about twenty years later I would be able to see these place in person. […]

]]> By: John http://60bloggers.com/2008/05/my-relationship-with-israel/#comment-170 John Wed, 21 May 2008 21:00:10 +0000 http://60bloggers.com/?p=105#comment-170 Yo, Yenta - I think I am a much more spiritual person since living in Israel...and also more pushy and clear on "what I want" - a little bit of Israel rubbed off - I also eat A LOT more fruits and vegetables now!!!!! Thanks, Esther! Yo, Yenta - I think I am a much more spiritual person since living in Israel…and also more pushy and clear on “what I want” - a little bit of Israel rubbed off - I also eat A LOT more fruits and vegetables now!!!!!

Thanks, Esther!

]]> By: Esther http://60bloggers.com/2008/05/my-relationship-with-israel/#comment-153 Esther Mon, 19 May 2008 18:36:01 +0000 http://60bloggers.com/?p=105#comment-153 Great job, and so interesting to those of us who never sat down with you to learn the whole story...miss you here, John! Great job, and so interesting to those of us who never sat down with you to learn the whole story…miss you here, John!

]]> By: Yo, Yenta! http://60bloggers.com/2008/05/my-relationship-with-israel/#comment-152 Yo, Yenta! Mon, 19 May 2008 00:03:42 +0000 http://60bloggers.com/?p=105#comment-152 Terrific post capturing what is incredible about Israel - it's supreme tolerance for all people, not just Jews. I'd love to know if/how your time there affected you religiously - how have you changed since returning to the South? Terrific post capturing what is incredible about Israel - it’s supreme tolerance for all people, not just Jews. I’d love to know if/how your time there affected you religiously - how have you changed since returning to the South?

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