Fellowship Blog


Screen capture of an at home physical therapist doing an exercise.
Pandemic Boosting Interest in a Home Rehab Platform
A new Israeli user-friendly at home system for physical therapy is changing the way people heal, reports Israel21c.
IFCJ staff wearing mask with elderly woman, doubly blessed Tuesday, Giving Tuesday
Project Spotlight: Fellowship Volunteers
Fellowship volunteers make sure elderly Israelis have someone to rely on when rockets fall. This is what The Fellowship is all about and you made it possible!
Jews in Warsaw Ghetto, 1940
Letters from the Warsaw Ghetto: The Fate of Tens of
Hans Stockmar, a Christian candle-maker, sent letters and aid to his Jewish friend, a beekeeper named Josef Gelbart, until Gelbart was sent to the Warsaw Ghetto.
Hands of human praying on blue sky background with sunlight
I Hear Him Calling Us
Bishop Paul Lanier, The Fellowship’s Chairman of the Board, shares a Christian perspective on events impacting Israel, the U.S., and the world.
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, May His Memory Be a Blessing
The former Chief Rabbi of Great Britain, known for his faith and wisdom, passed away after a battle with cancer.
The Western Wall in Jerusalem, Israel.
9 Corona-Proof Ways to Tour Israel With a Guide, From
Our friends at Israel21c share ways to travel to Israel … virtually!
high-tech monitor
A High-Tech Monitor for the Elderly That They Don’t Have
Learn about a new Israeli high-tech monitor that hangs on the ceiling or wall and detects medical emergencies in the home.
Chamah social worker helping elderly woman put products from IFCJ food box into refrigerator
Making Connections in a Time of Isolation
The Fellowship's Miriam Lock reflects on how we can break through this isolation that has become so much a part of our experience and into the hearts of those around…
God sustains His people in the desert.
The Keeping Presence of God
Bishop Lanier explains how as a people of faith, we have made it this far through the almighty power of God’s ability to sustain us, defend us, and provide for…
Amnon Weinstein restoring Holocaust violins
Violins of Hope
Amnon Weinstin is an Israeli violin maker who has refurbished violins from the Holocaust so that the world will never forget this dark chapter in Jewish history.
Yael Eckstein and dental student Tazita Abaro standing together looking into the camera.
Project Spotlight: Hadassah Medical Scholarships - Tazita
The Fellowship – powered by our compassionate donors – has given at-risk immigrants and struggling single moms their turn to shine by offering them grants to study at Jerusalem’s Hadassah…
Holocaust survivor saved by Mykolas Simelis at grave of her parents
Mykolas Simelis - The Woodsman's Heart
Mykolas Simelis was a simple Lithuanian forester who made the ultimate sacrifice in order to save a Jewish family during the Holocaust.