Fellowship Blog

Since 2011, The Fellowship has partnered with Dennis Survival in order to prevent violence among children and youth, especially those living in Department of Welfare orphanages. Dennis Survival is a…

Esfir survived the Holocaust because a Christian family hid her family in a shack in their backyard. Today she is surviving poverty thanks, once again, to the kindness of Christians.

Dimitar Peshev was the Vice President of Bulgaria's Parliament during the Holocaust, and his actions saved 48,000 Jews from certain death.

Even Ezer was just waiting for a ride to work when a terrorist struck him with his car. Learn how you have enabled The Fellowship to help him, his wife,…

The Yanus and Kaminski families of Poland saved a Jewish family from certain death at the hands of the Nazis.

Our friends at Israel21c share the top Israeli health breakthroughs in 2017. 

Because of its downtown location, Shaare Zedek Medical Center handles more terror-related trauma cases than any other Jerusalem hospital. Many trauma cases, like injuries from terror attacks or vehicular accidents,…

Are you looking for a delicious cookie to share with family and friends over the holidays? Try this popular Israeli treat, called kichlach, made of fried dough dusted with powdered…

Yonit Rothchild, one of our Fellowship writers in Israel, reflects on the beauty and peace she finds – and that we might all find – in observing the Sabbath.

Six-year-old Dita Gerlitz was handed over to Christian Poles by her Jewish parents, who were sent to death camps by the Nazis. Their story is one of miracles.

Harry Zvi Tabor was an Israeli physicist who brought Israel's solar energy program to international prominence.

The Bridge blog is suspending activity December 23-25 for Christmas. We'll be back on Tuesday, December 26 with new updates and stories from our ministry. We wish a Merry Christmas…