Faces of The Fellowship: Edna
Edna has been an orphan for 74 years. Her father died when she was a year old, her mother when she was 9. Today she is 83, living in Israel, and once again alone. Learn how The Fellowship is meeting Edna's needs.
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The Help of a Nazi Cop
Rudolf Peschel, a German police officer stationed in Warsaw during the Holocaust, used his position to save the lives of Jews who the Nazis intended to murder.
A New Unique Gemstone From Israel
Israel welcomes a newly recognized distinct mineral – carmeltazite – named after the biblical site, Mount Carmel, where it was discovered.
Project Spotlight: Winter Warmth
The Fellowship recently launched our annual Winter Warmth initiative, through which we provide heating checks and clothing to help needy elderly, families, and children stay warm and heat their homes during the cold winter months in Israel and the former Soviet Union.
Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.
Because of the observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Bridge blog is suspending activity through January 21. We’ll be back on Tuesday, January 22, with more updates from the Holy Land.
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