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The Fellowship is more than doubling our impact during Passover from last year – all thanks to the generosity of faithful Fellowship friends.
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This elderly painter in Israel lost his wife and family, and all he has left this Passover is his artwork and Fellowship friends like you.
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The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (The Fellowship) will provide Passover assistance in the amount of approximately $6.2 million to Israeli families, children, elderly, new olim (immigrants), and soldiers, as well as $700,000 to help needy Jewish populations in the former Soviet Union (FSU).
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As the Jewish people prepare to celebrate Passover, the "Lord's Festival of Unleavened Bread," Yael shows us how to bake matzah, the biblical food that reminds us of God's deliverance.
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This developmentally disabled Jewish man named Roman would have a bleak life, but you give him hope during Passover and all year round.
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Because of your faithful friendship, we were able to deliver an Emergency Passover Food Box filled to the brim with nutritious staples and Passover food, as well as sanitation items like toilet paper, soap, and gloves. But our work is not done!
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Fellowship President and CEO Yael Eckstein shares from her new book, “Generation to Generation,” reminding parents that they have a sacred duty to answer our children’s questions.
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The Fellowship is taking extraordinary measures during these extraordinary times to help olim who have recently made aliyah on Fellowship Freedom Flights.
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As we hold tight to Him, we will sing, celebrate, and shout our praises to our God, Who delivers us from harm and blesses us with complete salvation.
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Just before Passover, we’ve mobilized our staff and volunteers to provide emergency deliveries of food boxes to the most vulnerable – Holocaust survivors and elderly.
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While this year's "holiday of freedom" will be different, a Fellowship staffer in Israel writes about the freedoms we do have.
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As Jews around the world observe Passover this week, we share a timeless teaching from Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein on how the universal truths found in Passover story are for everyone.
