Hello Fellow Change Agent What a really unique journey you have been on and what a fantastic story. You will find it interesting that most children here in africa don't know about the holocaust. It's not in their school books nor do they know about Bosnia, Chechnya or any of Europe's "white" atrocities. I really believe that if more Africans understood and felt they have not been singularly abused in the world's history, it will help open new dialogue in resolving and preventing the outbreak of violence here. History and the human spirit are amazing tools to teach. We should share more and not be blinded by color. I hope you will one day be able to come to Africa to share this story. There are a lot of Jewish funded NGOs operating thoughtout the region (Congo, Chad, Darfur, Kenay, Ethiopia) who may be interested in funding such a tour. I also hope you will blog more here about your experiences and how the story has personally affected you.

Isn't it amazing one adventure can change your life forever? The dedication to preserving the story of Priest's Grotto and sharing its story with people around the globe is so inspiring! It must be an amazing experience for the kids involved to get into the caves and participate in the preservation--sure to change their lives as well. It seems as if life took you on a number of adventures and it seems like the mysterious and excitement of caving won you over and changed your life. What has been the most poignant memory or the one thing that made you know you wanted to dedicate your livelihood to sharing the Priest's Grotto Story?