Fellowship Blog


Eyran Katsenelenbogen
Tickling the Israeli Ivories
Eyran Katsenelenbogen is an Israeli pianist known around the world for his recordings and his performances.
Fireworks in the sky with Capitol Hill and Washington Monument in the background.
The Fellowship Wishes You a Happy 4th of July
The Fellowship blog is suspending activity Thursday, July 4, for America's Independence Day. We’ll be back on Friday, July 5, with updates from the Holy Land. We wish you a…
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Summer Heat In The Holy Land
The Fellowship is committed to doing God’s work, responding to emergency needs like hydration and increased medical care during these sweltering months, to ensure the widows and elderly Jews we…
Six young girls sitting on the sidewalk together smiling up at the camera.
Project Spotlight: Tikva Children’s Home
Fellowship-supported Tikva Children’s Home cares for hundreds of homeless, abandoned, and abused Jewish children in Ukraine and neighboring regions of the former Soviet Union. They provide loving care and a…
Auschwitz concentration camp
Auschwitz Exhibit Takes an Unprecedented Look at Religion and Survival
Discover the stories of 21 survivors in “Through the Lens of Faith” who held on to their faith during and after experiencing the horrors of Auschwitz.
Jacob’s Dream Site in Israel
Why God Chose the Jewish People
Grafted INsights, a series of Christian reflections from Fellowship friends, is proud to feature this column by Dr. David Jeremiah, one of the world’s preeminent Christian leaders.
Screen capture of a monkey in a zoo video journal.
Top 32 Summer Activities for Kids in Israel
Israel has many kid friendly activities for you to do with your family this summer!
Moshe Dayan and Haim Bar-Lev
A Real Commander in Charge
Haim Bar-Lev was a military officer and government minister who served the Holy Land before and after Israel gained her independence.
Waves crashing on the sand on a beach.
6 Fabulous Products to Keep You Safe this Summer
Israeli innovations can help you play it safe this summer!
Shoma Sherman looking sadly into the camera with a red and yellow pattern behind him.
Faces of The Fellowship: Shoma
102-year-old Shoma is blind, nearly deaf, and can barely walk on his own. Despite these major health challenges, Shoma is fiercely independent.
Valentin at soup kitchen
Project Spotlight: Elderly and Fellowship Soup Kitchens
For many of the elderly and Holocaust survivors who visit Fellowship-supported Mana Hama Soup Kitchen, this place is much more than a soup kitchen.
A tapestry from the Jewish Center.
This Holocaust Survivor’s Tapestries Show Her ‘Affirmation Of Life’
Ted Comet hosts tours through his home, which displays the tapestries his late wife and Holocaust survivor created.