Flags of Fellowship Snapshots

The Fellowship  |  October 6, 2026

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Photo: World Outreach Church

Churches around the U.S. and world are displaying 1,200 flags in memory of the victims of October 7 and in support of Israel and her people. These churches have gone above and beyond just showing up. They have hosted events, worship services, and speakers as they pause to remember the horrific terror attacks that shook the Holy Land three years ago. Here are some participants behind this year’s movement:

Group of people holding Israeli flags and banners during a fellowship event at IFCJ, with a large display of flags in the foreground and a building in the background.

Laurel Hill Global Methodist Church is based in Richmond, Virginia.

A large outdoor display of numerous Israeli flags planted in the grass in front of a modern building, symbolizing national pride and solidarity.

Central Baptist Church is based in Deer Park, Texas.

A large outdoor display of numerous Israeli flags surrounding a Hope Assembly of God sign, symbolizing faith and national pride.

New Hope Assembly of God is based in Whitewright, Texas.

A circle of Israeli flags surrounds a tree in a well-maintained outdoor area, symbolizing national pride and unity.

West Orlando Baptist Church is based in Ocoee, Florida.

Multiple Israeli flags are displayed outside Ridgecrest Baptist Church, with a church building and a steeple in the background, under a partly cloudy sky.

Ridgecrest Baptist Church is based in Vincennes, Indiana.

“I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you” (Genesis 12:3).