Providing Security

The Fellowship serves as watchmen on the walls for God’s people — providing ongoing safety and emergency support for first responders, hospitals, synagogues, and citizens threatened by terror and war.

An IFCJ worker kneels beside an elderly person, gently holding their hands and presenting a branded aid package in a home setting.
‘No More Tears to Cry’
When we met with sweet 74-year-old Ella, she first showed us her necklace which holds a meaningful photo of two of her adult children who were murdered on October 7,…
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Lia Steiner (IFCJ Staff) - white IFCJ-logo sweatshirt - wraps large white blanket around elderly woman, red robe, pink blouse - pink plastic basket on shelf - patio doors
Warming Alla and Irina’s Temporary Home
It’s thanks to Fellowship friends around the world that these two women are receiving the help they need amid crisis in Israel.
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Yael Eckstein with elderly woman, heads together, wheelchair, red and black sweater, holding hands, heads together, IFCJ logo food box in rear, kitchen, looking at camera
Someone to Always Take Care of Her
Today, Chaya, a 97-year-old Holocaust survivor, finds herself living in war again, as the war on Israel continues in the Holy Land.
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adult woman in IFCJ logo sweatshirt, hugging elderly woman
Trusting in The Fellowship
Right now, Anna is waiting out the war in northern Israel, where tensions with Hezbollah are high.
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Young boy named Alan wearing light purple sweatshirt was seriously injured by the Hezbollah rocket that hit the park and soccer field in Majdal Shams, Israel on July 27, 2024.
You Bring Hope to Young Victims of Terror
It was just months ago when 12-year-old Alan was enjoying life and playing soccer with friends.
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Rivka telling her story to Bishop Paul Lanier - elderly woman, brown scarf, emotional, crying, sitting on orange couch, Bishop Lanier listening with hands on her hands, blue fleece jacket
‘My Heart Is Filled With Warmth’
Rivka is so grateful to The Fellowship for always cherishing life and helping her in her old age to survive.
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