Fellowship Blog

The young women who participate in the Fellowship-supported Yemin Orde Pre-Army Leadership Program for Girls, which is a program that prepares young women for successful army service, visited the elderly…

Known as the new year of the trees, Tu B'Shvat offers us some important lessons on God's provision and timing.

BuzzFeed shares with us the best Jewish recipes from sweet rugelach to warm matzah ball soup!

Abavitch wanted a better life for herself and her 14-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter, but had no idea how to achieve it -- until she discovered a Fellowship mentoring project.

The Fellowship's Ami Farkas recently made a project visit to ELEM, the Fellowship-supported center for homeless youth with locations in both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The shelters provide aid to…

Visiting Auschwitz death camp, where so many Jews were murdered during the Holocaust, Rabbi Eckstein asks if we can do more to help save the lives of those who survived…

Gottfried von Einem was a famous Austrian composer who not only opposed the Nazis, but saved a Jewish musician from certain death at their hands.

Yudit speaks six languages – Polish, German, Russian, Ukrainian, Yiddish, and Hebrew. But when I asked her for her age, she didn't respond in any of them. She simply smiled,…

Isaiah 1:17 tells us to ". . .Take up the cause of the fatherless," letting us know that we have a responsibility to make sure all orphans are cared for…

Laurie Simkovich, a Fellowship staff member based in Chicago, recently traveled to Israel, where she visited several of the projects you make possible with your generous support.

Ten-year-old Janis has cerebral palsy, a birth defect that causes his limbs to be overly rigid. Unfortunately, the medical community in Ukraine doesn't offer physical therapy that helps cerebral palsy…

Elisabeth Schiemann was a genetic scientist, botanist, and Christian in Germany during World War II who not only spoke out against the Nazis, but helped Jews escape them, as well.