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Hi ${contact.name.first} You are invited to 3 Zoom Presentations: Ed, Fady and Stalin
TOGETHER WITH STAN • FREE VIRTUAL PRESENTATIONS LIVE ON ZOOM • ALL SESSIONS FREE An Upcoming Season of Art, History & Biblical Journey Join our community for three enriching Monday Zoom sessions exploring classical drawing, live archaeological insights along the Nile, and steadfast faith under ancient empires. All are warmly welcomed. SEPTEMBER 7, 2026 • 8:00 PM EDT Art of Tim Cho: Free Drawing Demonstration Watch artist Tim Cho demonstrate his drawing technique live in real
Stalin&Vielka Acosta
2 days ago2 min read


You are invited to 2 new tours: Fady = Egypt, Stalin = Israel
Thank you for your ongoing support over the years. What's new with you? Tell us your story. We would love to hear it. At any rate, this week we have two special gifts for you. 1) Fady has prepared an original tour about the Nile River. 2) Vielka and I prepared a "Behind-the-scenes" look at how we did Hezekiah's tunnel Enjoy Live Virtual Tour from Egypt with Fadi. Journey to the banks of the Nile and discover why this remarkable river shaped one of history's greatest civiliz
Stalin&Vielka Acosta
Aug 242 min read


Hi Fadi is back. Let's go to Egypt plus two new tours, and a premium tour
I hope this blog finds you well. We are doing well. We are one month away from moving to the DR. Between the July JW Broadcasting and Pioneer School, I think we are more ready than ever for our move this September 2026. In other news, we have something new for you... A premium presentation never done before. Thank you for your support. Discover the fascinating secrets behind ancient masterpieces and see how the craftsmanship, symbolism, and architecture of ancient civilizatio
Stalin&Vielka Acosta
Aug 191 min read


Hezekiah’s Tunnel: A Testament to Human Ingenuity
The Ultimatum of 701 B.C. King Sennacherib of Assyria commanded an empire known for crushing nations with brutal efficiency. After destroying the Northern Kingdom of Israel, his sights turned to Jerusalem. The city was trapped, vulnerable, and desperate. The Assyrians had surrounded it like a cage, ready to starve it into submission. Jerusalem’s critical weakness was its water supply. The Gihon Spring, the city’s only fresh water source, lay outside the protective city walls
Stalin Acosta
Jul 43 min read
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