By Judit Catan2024-08-21T08:08:00
Judit Catan grew up in a kibbutz, but since Jesus appeared to her, she has been on a lifetime of learning to walk in step with the Spirit
I was born in 1951 in a kibbutz in upper Galilee, Israel where people lived communally. My parents had their own place but I was in the children’s house in close proximity to theirs, within the confines of our small community.
Life on the kibbutz was good. It was secure and rich in cultural activity. We celebrated the Jewish festivals communally. Over the years the kibbutz became richer and wooden huts were replaced with houses of brick and mortar.
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