Welcome to the homepage of the House of Life! We are situated just 400 metres in front of the gates of the largest death camp in Poland – Auschwitz-Birkenau – where over 1 million Jews and other marginalised people groups were systematically murdered by the Nazis.
The House of Life is a physical representation of God’s response to the Holocaust and to the death camp. A House whose mandate is “Heaven Down!”. We’re learning to partner with the Lord to release Life from heaven to earth!
We welcome all visitors, whether you are a group, a couple or you are on your own. This House is for people who love Jesus.
Father gave us a vision for a House of Life, and since 2008 we have been walking with Him to bring it about. By the end of 2009, we realized it was to be near to Auschwitz-Birkenau. For the next 6 years we tried to move there, but everything was blocked…
As the physical building is significant, what actually happens in it is even more significant!
Father God has always emphasised the importance of creativity. He is God the Creator and we are made in His likeness. He has given each one of us creative gifts. Gifts through which to express something of His nature to the world. Gifts through….
Here we publish the newsletters we send out to our subscribers, as well as testimonies from visitors and other articles (the Blog) we will write from time to time.
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An update from Mark & Cathy Dear friends, It’s been quite a while since we wrote our last newsletter, and so we’re writing this to bring you up to date with what’s been happening here. As you know, we finished the building last year. It passed all the...
“I’ll never know how much it cost to see my sin upon the Cross…” and suddenly I realised that Auschwitz-Birkenau was not primarily a crime against humanity – though it is – rather it is primarily a sin against God Himself. And at that moment, I saw a picture. A picture that would change my perception of Auschwitz-Birkenau forever.
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