Fellowship Blog

A Fellowship staff member in Israel prays that the anniversary of God giving His Word will also be a day when we can celebrate our good health and the health…

Through a time like this, we’re especially reminded of the power of prayer.

Eighty years after the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp opened, we share the somber reflections of our beloved Rabbi Eckstein, of blessed memory, after he visited this site where more than a…

Menashe Kadishman was an Israeli artist whose early career tending sheep would influence his famous works.

World War II cost a Christian woman in Belarus her husband and sons, but she still did all she could to save a Jewish boy from the Holocaust.

During this uncertain time, we are here for the elderly.

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 1911 was a landmark tragedy in both American and Jewish history, and one that brought about many changes for America's workers.

Even though the family must be quarantined for two weeks due to the coronavirus, they are so grateful for the Fellowship Freedom Flight.

Loni and Albert Harder were a Christian couple who sheltered three Jewish women, three of the few who escaped one of the worst massacres of the Holocaust.

We continue to bring His children to the Holy Land when it is safe and possible. This includes new olim, 7-year-old Antanina!

"This crisis is affecting the entire world,” says Loti, an 85-year-old woman who The Fellowship recently visited with an emergency response package during the coronavirus crisis.

Now that we're all staying home, why not learn how to grow Israeli herbs in your own back yard?