Isaiah 58

Isaiah 58 is committed to help care for Jews in the former Soviet Union who are impoverished and suffering, including elderly Holocaust survivors and orphaned and abandoned children by providing them with food, medical care, clothing, housing, and other necessities. The Fellowship is committed to extending biblical compassion to the farthest reaches of the former Soviet Union to ensure not one of the “least of these” are forgotten. As friends like you support this ministry to help Russian Jews in the former Soviet Union, you participate in God’s true and holy fast:

“Is it not to share your food with the hungry and to provide the poor wanderer with shelter—when you see the naked, to clothe them”

(Isaiah 58:7)

Katerina, Holocaust survivor in Ukraine who is alive thanks to American Chrisians

'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.

Yuri, an elderly and disabled Jewish man in FSU whose heart and home The Fellowship is warming

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.

Maria, elderly woman in Ukraine who Fellowship friends are saving

Saving Maria

Thank you to Fellowship friends for saving this elderly Holocaust survivor from starvation and cold this winter.

Dolores, an elderly Jewish woman who has found a friend in The Fellowship

You Are Her Only Friend

While Dolores has little but her traumatic memories, she has found a friend in The Fellowship, who provide her with food, care, and hope.

Nadezha, an elderly Holocaust survivor whose name means hope

You Are Her Hope

This elderly Holocaust survivor’s name means “hope,” which is what Fellowship friends like you give her.

A Holy Land Hanukkah

Thanks to Fellowship friends around the world, Jewish families like Gabriel and Emanuel's can celebrate Hanukkah in Israel, their biblical and historic homeland.