40 Years of Fellowship

We remember, we pray…

As a friend of God’s people, you have surely heard these words today. And as a friend of His children, we know that you do more than simply remember them—that you remember them in your prayers.

So, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, as we remember the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust, we ask you to pray with us. To honor the memory of those who lost their lives. To stand with the survivors who can never forget the atrocities they faced. We remember, we pray for, and we provide assistance to these survivors—like Frederika, a number still branded onto her arm—who live each day reminded of the unspeakable hardships they faced, and still face.

Frederika, like so many others still need your prayers. For 40 years, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has been the leading ministry blessing Israel and the Jewish people with humanitarian care and lifesaving aid. Together, we have been able to provide food and warmth, safety and security, and a way home to Israel for Jews suffering from poverty and persecution. Fulfilling God’s Word—like our world has never seen.

Because of you— we will be able to carry on the holy work we do together into a new era of fellowship.

Impact Like Our World Has Ever Seen

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40 Years of Blessings

Through the generosity, passion, and loyalty of our donors, partners, and staff we have been able to bring lasting change and save countless lives...these are their stories.

Rabbi Eckstein serves lunch to an elderly woman

"God tells us to help the poor, the downtrodden, and the oppressed," said Rabbi Eckstein, seen here serving food at a Fellowship soup kitchen in 2002.

Frederika lost her entire family at Auschwitz. "Despite it all," she says, "here I am, at home in Israel." And because of The Fellowship, "I'm not alone."

When each Fellowship flight lands at Ben Gurion Airport, as this family's did from Ethiopia in 2020, the excitement on the tarmac is palpable as Israel's newest citizens set foot on holy ground.

“I strongly believe that supporting Israel is one of the most meaningful things a believer can do. This is why I’m partnering with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.”

When Yael visited Netta in 2014, the 87-year-old Holocaust survivor expressed her appreciation by singing songs in praise of Israel.

"From the very beginning, this work has been a divine calling," said Rabbi Eckstein, here feeding Sophia, a Jewish orphan in Ukraine in 2014.

As thousands of refugees fled the war in Ukraine and crossed the border to Moldova, even in the dead of winter, The Fellowship was there to help.

“Being old, I cannot do without medication and coal,” says Larisa, who would never survive in her rural shack each winter without lifesaving aid from The Fellowship.

When terrorist rockets rain down on the people of Israel, they can find safety and security in bomb shelters provided by The Fellowship's caring donors.