Fellowship Blog


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Our Journey Home
This past weekend was a very special one for me and my family. It was our first Shabbat (Sabbath) in our new home and community. At long last, after eight…
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Faces of The Fellowship: Yulia
As Yulia's family works to reunite and climb out of debt, they are grateful for The Fellowship's loving care.
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The Fellowship Will Bring Over 2,000 Olim Home This Summer
The Fellowship’s aliyah program will bring even more Jews home this summer! Writers at Breaking Israel News tell us more.
Rabbi Eckstein with five other people as they cut a blue ribbon.
Project Spotlight: Eilat Youth Center
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein visited Eilat, Israel, to attend the dedication ceremony of the newest Fellowship House Youth Center. This Fellowship House will keep youth engaged in meaningful experiences. They will also receive regular guidance…
Negev Desert, Bedouins
Showing God's Love to People in Need
Fellowship summer intern Claire Nance shares about a recent visit she and Rabbi Eckstein paid to a Bedouin community in Israel's Negev Desert.
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Caring for 'the Least of These'
Fellowship summer intern Claire Nance shares about her recent visits to several Fellowship projects that provide for those struggling with poverty.
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Where Everybody Knows Your Name
A Fellowship writer in Israel writes of the acceptance she feels after making aliyah (immigrating) to her biblical and historical home in the Holy Land.
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His Humanity Was Pure and Uncontaminated
Lorenzo Perrone was an Italian bricklayer who, while working at Auschwitz concentration camp, saved the life of Primo Levi, the Jewish chemist, writer, and Holocaust survivor.
View from a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee.
Helping Needy Residents in Tiberias Through Kupat Yedidut
Tiberias, a holy city in Israel and a place of many miracles, is significant to both the Christian and Jewish faiths, yet the residents there live in desperate poverty. Learn…
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Mensches on Motorcycles
This summer, a group of Jewish bikers is using its annual ride to raise money for Holocaust awareness.
Claire Nance at Knesset
Israeli Lessons at a Bus Stop and a Grocery Store
Claire Nance is a Christian college student interning with The Fellowship in Israel this summer. She’s from Washington, D.C., and studies Communications with a minor in International Relations at Liberty…
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Faces of The Fellowship: Irina
Irina has 12 children, a rarity in Ukraine. Learn how The Fellowship is providing for her large family and helping her battle breast cancer.