Ari Sorko-Ram

Ari Sorko-Ram was born on Oct 30, 1941 in USA. Ari Sorko-Ram's big-screen debut came with Cage Without a Key directed by Buzz Kulik in 1975, strarring Auto Club Driver (as R.B. Sorko-Ram). Ari Sorko-Ram is known for Tropical Heat directed by Clay Borris, Rob Stewart stars as Nick Slaughter and Carolyn Dunn as Sylvie Girard. The upcoming new movie Ari Sorko-Ram plays is Criss Cross which will be released on Jun 07, 2010.

He is a former US Army soldier, University of Southern California alumni and the son-in-law of Christ for the Nations co-founder, the late Freda Lindsay. He became a citizen of Israel in 1976 and started going by the name Ari Sorko-Ram. In 1981, Ari founded Maoz Israel Ministries with his wife, Shira. It is a ministry in Israel that is a catalyst and vehicle for evangelism, training, translating, publishing, economic and disaster relief. It established and underwrites a Hebrew indigenous congregation in Tel Aviv.