Stories From Those You Help
Passover
Remembering God’s Deliverance
Throughout her life, Yunona has stayed faithful, despite living under Nazi and Soviet persecution, and still celebrates Passover thanks to you.
Passover
A Jewish Mother Struggles to Provide
Caring for her elderly mother and young son in the small room of a hostel they share on the border where she serves, Tatiana depends on help from Fellowship friends.
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Tired of Being Alone
Thanks to Fellowship friends around the world, this tired and lonely Holocaust survivor knows she is not forgotten.
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Warming Yuri’s Heart and Home
Yuri’s life is challenging because of physical and mental disabilities. But you are his one lifeline, bringing food, warmth, and love.
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The Only One Alive
Raisa has spent 90 years in the same village the Nazis invaded in WWII. And now, the only one left from her family, she depends on you for food, warmth, and kindness.
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The Only Jewish Girl in the Village
When the Nazis and Communists both overtook her village, Varvara was left all alone. But you have remembered her.
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‘It’s Too Much’
Nina lost her entire family at Babi Yar. And the decades since haven't been easy for this Holocaust survivor… until Fellowship friends showed her love.
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Saving Maria’s Life
Thank you to Fellowship friends for saving this elderly Holocaust survivor from starvation and cold this winter.
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Waiting for God – and You
Love from caring Christians around the world keeps Lylia going. But this winter, countless other elderly Jews – many of them Holocaust survivors – just like her need that same love.
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‘God Has Kept Me Alive’
The life of this 96-year-old Holocaust survivor in Ukraine has been saved many times by Christians in America.
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‘My Last Hope’
Matat wouldn’t be alive if not for Fellowship friends. Quite literally, The Fellowship saved this elderly Jewish widower’s life when he’d lost all hope.
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A Lifetime of Loneliness
From the horrors she witnessed during the Holocaust to the traumas she faced later in life, Marfa depends on Fellowship friends for care and companionship, especially as the holidays arrive.
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