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Fellowship Blog
The Faces of the Hostages
The Fellowship | February 27, 2024
Miriam Lock, a Fellowship staff member in our Jerusalem office, shares her hopes and fears about Israel's uncertain future.
Ukrainian Holocaust Survivor Again Faces the Evil of War
The Fellowship | February 22, 2024
Roman, an 87-year-old Ukrainian Holocaust survivor, tells us how the war in Ukraine has reopened wounds he thought were healed long ago.
Acknowledging 2 Years of War in Ukraine
The Fellowship | February 19, 2024
You allow us to continue our holy work in war-torn Ukraine two years later.
Providing Crisis Care in Ukraine as Third Year of War Begins
The Fellowship | February 19, 2024
One of our partner organizations in the FSU—the JDC—is on the ground in crisis-torn Ukraine helping those who still face hardship.
Too Many Wars
The Fellowship | February 16, 2024
Miriam Lock, a Fellowship staff member in our Jerusalem office, shares her remembrance of the October 7 attacks on Israel.
Project Spotlight: Fellowship Soup Kitchens
The Fellowship | February 15, 2024
A Fellowship-supported soup kitchen network in Lod, Israel, Yad B’Yad, is expanding their reach thanks to a newly donated Fellowship refrigerated truck!
A Journey into Ukraine as the War Anniversary Approaches
The Fellowship | February 14, 2024
As we arrive at the second anniversary of the war in Ukraine, we get an update on how people are doing amid the ongoing crisis.
Two Centenarian Holocaust Survivors Meet for First Time
The Fellowship | February 8, 2024
Two survivors, both 100 years old, met for the first time and shared their powerful stories.
Project Spotlight: Winter Warmth
The Fellowship | February 5, 2024
During our Winter Warmth efforts in Israel this year, our hope is to deliver aid to nearly 26,000 households in Israel.
Survivors of Holocaust and October 7 Speak Out
The Fellowship | January 31, 2024
First, they survived the Holocaust, and then they were forced to endure the attacks on October 7.
