A few days ago I reviewed Al McCarn’s terrific new book, Give Me A Place Where I May Dwell. Since then, a group of us who are gathering from across the US at the B’ney Yosef National Congress have been in communication.
This morning, Cathy posted a note to Al for all of us to see in which she basically reviewed the book (in better fashion than I did…) as well as shared some of her prayers and thoughts as Abba has been leading her regarding community and the regathering of His exiles.
I asked her is I could share this with my blog and received the ‘green light.’ Following, for your edification, is her email. I encourage each of you to order several copies of this book and read/share with any and all!! (I had 10 copies come in today’s mail!! SO exciting!)
Good morning, Al!
I really wanted this to be a comment on your blog in response to the announcement about the book; but I didn’t see a comment link, so I will use this as a forum instead. The book arrived on Tuesday afternoon and I had a chance to quickly read it just before a family drama began to unfold which has kept me quite tied up this week. I woke early this morning [Friday] and began to read it again and to highlight what I see as key passages. The organization of your material is excellent and it is written on a level that most people can understand or that, at least, should provoke the reader to launch their own investigation, if so inclined. Thank you for your diligence and for taking time to allow the Ruach to use you as an instrument!
I must admit the suggestion to “imagine” ourselves as a nation took me by surprise; but, upon reflection, it makes perfect sense. Continue reading























































































































