It has been a great summer! We have made much progress on Breaking the Silence. We are on schedule to complete this film project by February of 2015. I have really enjoyed meeting and spending time with many former Amish as we were interviewing them this summer. Peter has seen so many Amish buggies and …
Edit on January 1, 2016: We are deeply grateful to all who gave to help in this project. Thanks! Original Post: We have teamed up with Imaginative Art Ministries, a 501c3 nonprofit that allows our friends to give tax deductible gifts toward the making of Breaking the Silence. Watch the short video update of our …
Toward the beginning of Breaking the Silence I explain that for 450 years the Grabers were Amish, but in 1994 my father left, then I ask the question, “What is the heritage that I’m passing on to my son?” In order to answer that question I’ve been going back to the places where the Graber …
After watching Papa work the Guttenburg press at the Passages exhibit, Peter decided he wanted to be in the movie too. But I forgot to bring a miniature worker’s costume…
Last month, we received an AMAZING blessing from the Lord. We have begun work on our next film project, Breaking The Silence, and in the midst of all of the research, Joseph mentioned how nice it would be to film a Martin Luther Bible. Around the same time, a friend told me about Passages – …
In the seventies and eighties my dad, Lester F. Graber, helped my late Great-uncle Ora A. Graber compile a history of the Graber Immigrants from 1650 to 1984. I don’t know how he got hold of them, but my Great-uncle Ora obtained some photos of the Graber Family home in Montbeliard, France. “The Grabers settled …