A Fellowship writer in Israel writes that of all the flights we take from one place to the next, there is nothing as miraculous as a flight that fulfills biblical…
9 Little-Known Israeli Food Markets to Check Out
Writing at Israel21c, Jessica Halfin shares the best under-the-radar marketplaces where you'll find local produce, shops, and Israeli street food.
70th Anniversary of UN Recognition of Israel, Olim Arrive in
Writing at The Jerusalem Post, Jacob Goff Klein reports that The Fellowship's latest Freedom Flight arrived on the 70 anniversary of the U.N.'s vote to recognize the state of Israel.…
Achieving the Zionist Dream
The Fellowship hosted a special Freedom Flight today to celebrate the 70 anniversary of the passing of U.N. Resolution 181, which voted in favor of a Jewish state and was…
Project Spotlight: Retorno
Many combat soldiers who were discharged from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) suffer with emotional distress, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), years after their combat service. Find out how the…
Why We Need the Sabbath More Than Ever
A Fellowship writer in Israel looks at the growing interest in the Sabbath - by Jews and Gentiles, alike - and how this time of rest is more important than…
Project Spotlight: Reut School Soup Kitchen
The Fellowship supports nearly 30 soup kitchens throughout Israel, but only one is completely run by student volunteers: The Fellowship-supported Reut School Soup Kitchen in Jerusalem. Find out all the…
The Birth of the Jewish Nation
A look at how the Jewish nation began its formation, from God's promise to Abraham to the story of Jacob and Esau.
Join Our Isaiah 58 "True Fast"
The Fellowship's Isaiah 58 "True Fast" allows churches of any size to participate in the "true fast" of giving food to others rather than simply giving up food. Learn how…
The Messenger
Jan Karski was a member of the Polish Resistance during World War II whose reports on the Warsaw Ghetto and other Nazi atrocities brought news of the Holocaust to the…
Faces of The Fellowship: Sheiva
Sheiva remains kind and optimistic, even when challenges come her way. Although she is bed-bound, Sheiva often tells her family and friends that showing kindness will make life meaningful, no…
Holocaust Survivors Finally Celebrate their Bar and Bat Mitzvahs
The Holocaust not only robbed many Jews of their loved ones, but also their ability to worship God. This is why The Fellowship held bar and bat mitzvah celebrations today…