Fellowship Blog

World ORT, a group of Fellowship-funded Jewish schools throughout the former Soviet Union (FSU), estimates that 20 percent of students wouldn't be able to attend their schools without The Fellowship…

Richard Golz was a pastor and church musician whose efforts to rescue Jews during the Holocaust landed him in a Nazi labor camp.

Between 2015 and 2017, our ministry renovated more than 100 elderly clubs across Israel. These clubs allow seniors to spend time with friends and ensure they have a hot meal.

Israel's new interactive Sanhedrin Trail is 70 kilometers long and follows paths walked by many influential Jewish figures from 1,900 years ago.

Chaim Sheba was an Israeli physician and founder of Sheba Medical Center.

I remember growing up in the United States and feeling embarrassed by my Eastern European parents. My mom and dad were born and raised in Romania, spoke English with a…

I was 18 years old the first, and last, time I visited Auschwitz. I was on a tour designed for Jewish teens to learn firsthand about the Holocaust. We traveled…

The Jerusalem Post's Rachel Cohen reports on The Fellowship's efforts to aid Holocaust survivors.

Kate Lipner acted as the protector and surrogate mother for a family of Jewish children during the Holocaust, even shooting a Gestapo officer who had come to take the children…

Recently, The Fellowship organized a meeting between leaders of the Ethiopian Jewish community in Ashkelon, Israel, and local high school students. Ethiopian leaders shared their powerful story of aliyah (immigration…

Etti Ankri is an Israeli singer-songwriter who has been called "the contemporary voice of...Israel."

This is how my kitchen looked last week, on the day before Passover: Oven racks were scattered on the counter, covered with anti-grease spray; the refrigerator had been taken apart,…