Fellowship Blog

Last month, a couple from Beit She'an, an Israeli city about 20 miles south of the Sea of Galilee, was simply out for a walk. It was just an ordinary…

This is a Jewish Sephardic dish which is quite similar to the Turkish "burak." Burekas are served on festive occasions, but also widely sold on Israeli street corners. Watch now…

Famed German circus impresario Adolf Althoff risked his business — and his life — by sheltering a Jewish girl and her family during the Holocaust.

Miryam is 86, has two physically disabled sons, and is battling cancer. Learn how you are making a difference in her life.

The Times of Israel tells us more about a ring discovered from ancient times that most likely fell off during a ritual bath.

Gabriel and Marie-Louis Lanoux were a French couple who cared for and sheltered five Jewish orphans during the Holocaust, saving the precious children's lives.

From Sodom and Gomorrah to the Dead Sea Scrolls, here are some of the most interesting archaeological findings from the Holy Land this past year.

Just in time for Christmas, Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity has repaired and cleaned 12th century mosaics that have been covered in dirt for centuries reports the Times of Israel

An archaeological excavation of the Galilean village of Huqoq keeps on giving.

Jozef Szczur was a Polish Christian who lost his Jewish wife during the Holocaust, but met and saved another Jewish woman, who would become his wife and move with him…

Menahem Pressler is a renowned Israeli-American pianist who made aliyah (immigrated to the Holy Land) as a teenager after most of his family was murdered during the Holocaust.

In this interview, an evangelical pastor and an Orthodox Jew talk about the differences between their faiths, as well as where faith and politics intersect.