Fellowship Blog

A company from the startup nation has developed a way to eradicate germs as they land on a surface.

Albin Tyll was a Polish Christian who saved the lives of three Jewish girls during the Holocaust, providing for them and disguising them as family in order to protect them…

Beginning this spring, terrorists' fire kites have been causing fires across agricultural fields and nature reserves in southern Israel, and brave firefighters of Israel's Fire and Rescue Services have been…

Writing at Tablet Magazine, Leonard Felson tells us about a new Holocaust film about the Oyneg Shabes Archive, a collection of hidden documents that explain life in the Warsaw Ghetto.

Odon Partos was an Israeli violist, composer, teacher, and recipient of the Israel Prize.

When Jonah started having odd communication problems as a toddler, his mother, Marina, was devastated. She had seen these same behavioral difficulties in Jonah's older brother, Anton, when he was…

From God's promise to fulfilling prophecy, Yael explains why it is important for believers of the Bible to stand with the Jewish state and her people.

We at The Fellowship continue our efforts to support Christians in Jordan who have fled bitter persecution by Islamist terrorists. Want to know more about this Arab state that shares…

Baptist pastor Konon Kalyuta and his wife Anna inspired their Ukrainian congregation to save the lives of Jews during the Holocaust.

The Fellowship funds activities at 104 elderly clubs that are located throughout Israel. Elderly spend time socializing with friends and volunteers – and sometimes they take trips off site, like…

10,000 Christians in India formed a 20-kilometer chain in order to protest the harassment and hatred they face.

For 36 years, Najat, 80, was a respected lecturer of Greek philosophy at a Baghdad university. She is also "mother" to her two nieces, both intellectually disabled, and her nephew,…