Resource Library
Who Are the Druze?
The Druze religion and community are often perceived as secretive or as a bit of a mystery to those on the outside. They are a close-knit ethno-religious group who are extremely loyal to their identity and faith.
What Is the Biblical Fast?
Watch as Fellowship Board Chairman Bishop Paul Lanier shares his thoughts and reflections on biblical fasting and shares a call to God’s people to come together in prayer and fasting.
The Official Language of Israel
Hebrew is the official language of Israel and is spoken by 90% of Israel’s population. Learn more about Hebrew and other languages spoken in Israel today.
A Woman of Valor: The Biblical Model of Female Greatness
Join Fellowship President and CEO Yael Eckstein as she introduces The Fellowship's online learning class, A Woman of Valor.
What Is Aliyah?
Aliyah means "immigrating to Israel," and is the bringing home of Jews to the Holy Land. Learn more about aliyah with our resource page.
Aliyah - Bringing Jews Home
Listen to these podcasts from Fellowship President and CEO Yael Eckstein on Aliyah.
What Is Shmita: The Sabbatical Year?
Every seven years, Jews in Israel, observe the biblical laws of shmita, the "year of release," which is widely known as the sabbatical year.
Tisha B'Av - Teaching Our Children Hope
Learn the importance of teaching our children to be hopeful with our complimentary downloadable chapter on hope from Fellowship President and CEO Yael Eckstein’s book, Generation to Generation.
Shavuot - Teaching Our Children Gratitude
Learn the importance of teaching our children to be grateful with our complimentary downloadable chapter on gratitude from Fellowship President and CEO Yael Eckstein’s book, Generation to Generation.
Jerusalem - God's Eternal City
Jerusalem has been called the "eye of the universe" and "the soul of the Land of Israel." Discover the historical and biblical significance of Jerusalem in our complimentary 3-Part in-depth Bible study, Jerusalem: God's Eternal City.
