Fellowship Blog

Abir and Sharon, a married couple in Israel with a young family, met while serving in the IDF.

Thanks to your generosity, The Fellowship approved the distribution of disposal and reusable face masks to 3,000 elderly in Israel.

Johanna Eck was a German war widow who, during World War II, sheltered four victims of Nazi persecution, including two Jews.

This year, you provided 15 hospitals with emergency medical equipment — including over 60 ventilators —to treat coronavirus patients, when Israeli hospitals were overwhelmed with the pandemic.

David Ben-Gurion made aliyah (immigrated) to the Holy Land in 1906, where he led the struggle to establish the state of Israel in 1948 as the Jewish state's first prime…

Bishop Lanier reminds us that we are all called to do something prophetic with our lives.

Serving Israel as a mechanic and fighter pilot during her earliest years, Benny Peled worked his way up to command the Israeli Air Force.

It’s not only the food that warms their hearts, it’s the knowledge that they are not alone!

Viorica Agarici was a Romanian nurse and head of the local Red Cross who protected Romanian Jews during the Holocaust.

After experiencing the heartbreaking loss of their parents at the hands of the Germans in December 1941, three surviving brothers decided to take action.

With more and more Israeli families in need of financial support during the coronavirus crisis, The Fellowship doubled its annual efforts to help vulnerable citizens during the High Holy Days.

Anna Igumnova was a Russian chemist who helped save Slovakian Jews from the Nazis during World War II.