Participate in Flags of Fellowship

You can join the Flags of Fellowship movement and take part in a powerful expression of solidarity with the Jewish people in Israel and around the world. What began as an effort to build bridges between Christians and Jews has grown into a global movement that brings together people of faith and goodwill to stand against hatred, foster understanding, and demonstrate unwavering support for Israel and the Jewish community.

There are many ways to take part as an individual. You can donate a flag, knowing that your gift helps provide lifesaving humanitarian aid—bringing food, shelter, and critical support to those in need. You can join in prayer and remembrance for the lives lost, lifting up personal prayer requests and standing in faith with communities around the world. You can also share your support with others, spreading awareness and encouraging participation through your own networks.

Wherever you are in the world, we invite you to get involved in Flags of Fellowship and be part of this meaningful event. Participation is open and accessible, whether you join individually or alongside your broader faith community. Together, through simple acts of faith, remembrance, and generosity, you can help bring light, comfort, and hope—showing the Jewish people that they are not alone.

How to Get Involved

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Donate a Flag

Donate now and help deliver lifesaving aid to Jewish people in need. Your gift symbolizes hope, remembrance, and enduring support.

Donate Now

Pastors Roger Cheeks (IFCJ Staff) and Carlos Ortiz (IFCJ Staff) at the Western Wall with arms around each other praying.

Pray and Remember

We invite all to join in prayer and remembrance for the precious lives we lost on October 7. Send your prayer requests now.

Submit a Prayer

Close up of hand holding Israeli flags, field of flags of Israel out of focus in background

Share on Social Media

Join the #FlagsofFellowship online community. Use our Social Media Tip Sheet for how best to post on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

Social Media Tips

sraeli children play with Israeli flags ahead of Israel's 77th Independence Day

At-Home Activities

Bring Flags of Fellowship to your home with fun activities like a children’s Bible study, a group telephone game, and coloring pages!

Join the Fun

Encourage Your Church, Synagogue, or University To Host

You can help bring Flags of Fellowship to your community in 2027.

If you care about Israel and the Jewish people, your voice matters. You can help introduce Flags of Fellowship to your church, synagogue, university, or community organization by encouraging your leaders to pre-register for 2027.

You don’t have to know everything or have all the answers. Simply share why standing with Israel matters to you and invite your pastor, rabbi, campus leader, or organization leader to learn more about this meaningful opportunity.

Sometimes a movement grows because one person is willing to start the conversation. You can be that person.

Together, we can continue growing Flags of Fellowship, building relationships, encouraging prayer and remembrance, standing against anti-Semitism, and reminding the Jewish people that they do not stand alone.

Pre-Register for 2027

Flags of Fellowship: A Brief History

Man cleaning up rubble from the October 7th attack

2023

On October 7, 2023, Israel was plunged into violence, leaving lasting pain across the nation. Families mourned devastating losses, and communities were forever changed as healing remained out of reach.

2024

One year later, in 2024, friends of Israel across all 50 U.S. states gathered in solidarity, raising Flags of Fellowship to honor the 1,200 lives lost. What began as mourning became a powerful expression of compassion, reminding the Jewish people they are not alone. Each flag transformed ordinary spaces into places of reflection—fields of remembrance carrying stories of lives lost while pointing toward hope and faith.

2025

By 2025, Flags of Fellowship had grown into a global movement, uniting Jewish and Christian communities across the U.S. Together, over 1,300 institutions placed more than 3 million flags, declaring that those impacted by October 7 are not forgotten. Across the country, people of faith stood shoulder to shoulder, proclaiming that love is stronger than hate and faith is stronger than fear. In this shared act, grief was transformed into light.

At its core, Flags of Fellowship is a testament to unity—Jews and Christians coming together to stand against darkness and bring hope. It is a reminder that even in the hardest moments, we are called not only to remember, but to stand together and shine light where it’s needed most.

Pre-Register for 2027

What Israel’s Friends Are Saying

"We displayed our Flags of Fellowship – showing our community of our immense love for Israel and God’s people."

Barbara Douglas

Woman stands holding a flag that is half the US flag and Israel flag. At the bottom of the flag are the words "I Stand With Israel"

Participating in the Flags of Fellowship event with IFCJ was a powerful reminder of our shared commitment to unity, faith, and support for Israel.

Pastor Carlos Ortiz

"God promised that the desert will bloom. And we felt His promises being fulfilled as a Star of David bloomed at our church."

Pastor Len McLaughlin

Small Israeli Flags planted into the ground in the shape of the Star of David.

Frequently Asked Questions

Flags of Fellowship is a movement that brings people together to stand in prayer and solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people—honoring the lives lost on October 7, 2023 and showing visible support through flags, remembrance, and compassion.

Some simple ways individuals can participate include donating, praying and remembering, and sharing on social media to help make solidarity visible beyond a single location. Refer to the information above for details and resources.

You don’t have to be a pastor to make a meaningful impact. Flags of Fellowship is designed for individuals as well—inviting you to stand in prayer, remembrance, and solidarity with the Jewish people. By participating—through giving, sharing, or praying—you help show visible support and join a broader movement of people of faith coming together in compassion, unity, and hope.

Your gift provides vital, lifesaving assistance to Jewish people in need—helping supply essentials like food, shelter, and medical care to vulnerable individuals, including families and the elderly in Israel and around the world. It also helps bring hope in times of hardship, supporting those facing poverty, crisis, and ongoing challenges while showing them they are not alone.

Yes. Simply start the conversation with your church, synagogue, or university. Share why standing with Israel matters to you and how hosting an event allows your community to come together in prayer, remembrance, and visible support—joining a growing movement that shows the Jewish people they are not alone. Provide your pastor, rabbi, or organizational leader with more information on hosting an event here.