Fellowship Blog

This includes pollination of foods of the Holy Land like dates and olives.

Through music and rhythm, children learn to express their emotions and recover from trauma after the latest round of rocket fire in Israel which lasted nearly two weeks.

Explore Israel's desert, from Ramon Crater to the sands at Nitzanim, for a unique and exciting experience!

Researchers at Israel’s Ben-Gurion University created an algorithm to help assess fire damage from incendiary devices.

The Fellowship has provided food assistance and vouchers to buy basic needs for families in need during the coronavirus crisis.

Living in the southern Israeli city of Ashkelon, a town targeted by so many terrorist attacks, 94-year-old Frederika insists she’s not afraid of th

For too many Israelis, fruit, vegetables, and diary are becoming luxury items after more than a year of a devastating pandemic.

At this Tel Aviv museum you can check out artifacts like a 15th century Book of Esther scroll or Leonard Cohen’s guitar and more!

Any mother of three children would have her hands full, and Katerina’s family has some extra challenges. Learn how The Fellowship's helping them.

Do you ever walk around on a sunny afternoon wearing sunglasses only to have to switch to reading glasses to read a sign post or check a text message? Check…

Bishop Paul Lanier, The Fellowship’s Chairman of the Board, shares a Christian perspective on events impacting Israel, the U.S., and the world.

Explore one of the biggest and most important biblical-era sites in the Holy Land!