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This week Fellowship Ambassador Bishop Paul Lanier is in Poland visiting the former Nazi concentration camp at Auschwitz, where the Jewish people were isolated and murdered in the Holocaust. Confronted in person by this dark chapter in history, Bishop tells us he’s left with no words, only tears, and asks us to pray. 

Even in the middle of a war on Israel, The Fellowship continues to bring new olim (immigrants) home to Israel. This time from Ukraine! Even though these Ukrainian olim know Israel is at war, they still decided to take a leap of faith.

The Jewish holiday of Passover, which we observe this year beginning at sundown April 22, celebrates the Exodus of the ancient Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

Listen to Yael Eckstein on The Jesse Kelly Show as she talks about the work of The Fellowship in Is

Six months ago, on October 7, 2023, the Holy Land and the lives of her people were changed forever.

Miriam Lock, a Fellowship staff member in our Jerusalem office, shares her remembrance of the October 7 attacks on Israel.

You allow us to continue our holy work in war-torn Ukraine two years later.

This week we honoured the anniversary of the passing of Fellowship Founder Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, of blessed memory.

A Fellowship-supported soup kitchen in Dimona, Israel, is expanding their reach thanks to a newly donated Fellowship vehicle!

First, they survived the Holocaust, and then they were forced to endure the attacks on October 7—and these survivors of both the Holocaust and October 7 are telling their stories.

Since October 7, southern Israel has suffered tremendous damage affecting many communities - much of which Fellowship volunteers witnessed in a recent visit to deliver food to the elderly recipients in that region.

Fellowship Ambassador, Bishop Paul Lanier, recently visited Korea to visit The Fellowship’s office there and to build bridges with Christians in Korea who love Isra