Faces of The Fellowship: Holocaust Survivor Katerina Is Blessed by
“I know why God has kept me alive – so that I could be saved by Americans once more!” says 96-year-old Holocaust survivor, Katerina.
Giora Feidman - Klezmer Clarinetist
Giora Feidman is an Israeli clarinet player who specializes in Jewish klezmer music and whose playing featured in the movie Schindler's List.
Project Spotlight: Trauma Kits to First Response Teams in Israel
In 2020, The Fellowship partnered with United Hatzalah to provide 200 oxygen kits and 160 trauma kits to first-response volunteers.
Faces of The Fellowship: Pekado and Katama Make Aliyah from
Imagine trying to raise six children in a room that’s only nine feet by nine feet. This was Pekado and Katama’s challenge in Ethiopia.
The Inventor of the Uzi
Uziel Gal was an Israeli gun designer, best remembered as the inventor and namesake of the Uzi submachine gun.
6 Israeli Devices That Will Make Our Homes and Lives
Israeli innovations are following the trend towards smart devices in 2021.
Project Spotlight: Christmas in Jerusalem
As a part of our holiday help this year, not only did we visit Jewish elderly to drop off Hanukkah gift packages, we also visited the homes of elderly Christians to…
An Orphan and Holocaust Hero
An orphan from a poor farming family in Belarus, this teenager risked her life to save Jews from the Nazis during the Holocaust.
The Difference You Made in 2020
Did you know that you are part of The Fellowship’s story? Bishop Paul Lanier, The Fellowship’s Chairman of the Board, tells us why your support in 2020 mattered.
How You Blessed 2020
This past year surely brought pain, loneliness, and loss to so many – in Israel, in the U.S., around the world, and perhaps even to you. But even as 2020…
Out of the Ghetto: Saving a Jewish Child from the
Bronislava Kristopaviciene was a nurse who sheltered and saved a small Jewish girl, daughter to Zinaida Levina, who was to be murdered during the Holocaust.
Faces of The Fellowship: Suissa
The Fellowship’s new Solidarity Fund, or “Arvoot Hadidit," aids those hit hardest by the crisis by providing basic needs.