International Fellowship of Christians and Jews

God calls us to put our faith into action through kindness. Verses like Micah 6:8 remind us to act justly, and walk humbly with God. Across Israel, Fellowship volunteers live out this calling every day, helping vulnerable elderly Jews receive the care and dignity they deserve. 💙 What’s one way YOU can share God’s kindness with someone today? Comment below.

As the sun sets over Jerusalem and Shabbat begins, we pray for peace. Peace for Israel. Peace for Jerusalem. Peace within our homes and hearts. May God renew your strength, quiet your worries, and surround you with His presence this Shabbat. Shabbat Shalom from Jerusalem. 💙 #ShabbatShalom #PrayForJerusalem #IFCJ

Scripture calls us to remember AND to act. And today, we have the opportunity to turn that lesson into love by caring for Holocaust survivors and others in need. ❤️ How is God calling YOU to care for someone today?

Just across Israel’s northern border, 9,000 Christians in Lebanon are in desperate need of aid. In a dangerous mission carried out under the cover of darkness, The Fellowship answered their call for help. In coordination with local partners, we worked quickly to bring 2,200 food boxes to these Christian communities facing tremendous hardship. Our faith calls us to care for those in need, and thanks to the generosity of supporters like YOU, we are able to bless both Christians and Jews in vulnerable areas.

@yael_eckstein of @the_fellowship tells @claytravisoutkick about the historic nature of Israel’s elections and what it means for the Mideast. She breaks down the stakes and the potential shifts ahead.⁠ ⁠

For much of her life, Raisa knew what it felt like to be treated differently simply because she was Jewish. She survived the hunger and horrors of World War II, then endured years of anti-Semitism. The harassment became so persistent that she eventually changed her Jewish name, Rachel, to Raisa. Today, at 90, Raisa lives in Israel. She receives monthly food assistance from The Fellowship, made possible by faithful friends like you. And after a recent Fellowship visit, she shared something beautiful: “Here, nobody calls me ‘Zhidovka.’ I feel accepted and loved.” Your compassion reminds precious souls like Raisa that they are seen, loved, and never alone. 💙 #StandWithIsrael #IFCJ

Every elderly Jewish person carries a lifetime of memories, wisdom, joy, and hardship. Scripture reminds us that honoring the elderly is not simply an act of kindness. It is something God calls us to do. “Stand up in the presence of the aged, show respect for the elderly.” Leviticus 19:32 May we always treat our precious elderly brothers and sisters with the dignity, compassion, and love they deserve. #Scripture #GodsLove #IFCJ

Even the strongest among us need someone to help carry the burden. In Exodus 17, Aaron and Hur held up Moses’ hands when he grew tired, helping him persevere until Israel was victorious. Today, faithful Christians are answering that same call through The Fellowship, providing lifesaving equipment and emergency supplies to support families and first responders across Israel. 💙🇮🇱 Their generosity reminds us that when we stand together and support those in need, we can help others find the strength to keep going.

Join Bishop Lanier for a prayer around Yom Kippur and the awe that is God. 🙏 #prayer #pray #yomkippur #christian #jewish

🤲 "Father in heaven, forgive us for we have sinned" 🤲 Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) begins tonight at sundown. Join Yael as she explores this biblical holy day and explains its traditions and significance.

Shabbat Shalom. As the candles are lit, light fills the home. Peace fills the heart. Tonight, families gather. Prayers are whispered. Hope is renewed. But many of our Jewish brothers and sisters are still waiting for comfort… for provision… for peace. Your prayers. Your compassion. Your support. They bring light into the darkness. May His peace fill your home tonight. #ShabbatShalom #LightOverDarkness #StandWithIsrael #IFCJ

Joel 2:13 calls us to return to God with sincerity, trusting in His compassion and His mercy. May these words guide our hearts as we prepare for the holiest day of the Jewish year.

In this week’s update, I’m sharing how The Fellowship is feeding hungry people in Israel and Ukraine. Because no one should have to wonder where their next meal will come from. Watch now to see how we’re making a difference. ❤️

God did not make rest holy because the work was finished. He made the seventh day holy because He chose to stop. Shabbat reminds us that our worth is not measured by how much we accomplish, how full our calendar is, or how quickly we move to the next thing. There is a time to work. And there is a time to simply stop, trust God, and receive the gift of rest. 🕊️ Who in your life needs this reminder today? Share it with them. #Shabbat #Faith #Rest #IFCJ

Thousands of churches across the U.S., Israel, and Canada will display 1,200 flags each to honor the victims of the October 7 massacre. And while this year’s Flags of Fellowship is almost here, it’s not too late to participate. You can help us provide flags to be flown at next year’s Flags of Fellowship events. These individual flags - when combined - create a reminder of how powerful Christian solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people is. Together we are making sure that light outshines the darkness, and that the victims of October 7 are never forgotten. #flagsoffellowship Click the link in our bio to donate YOUR flags for Flags of Fellowship.

Today, I went up north with 1,200 Israeli flags to honor the 1,200 innocent lives lost on October 7th. ​One year after the massacre, pastors from around the world reached out asking how they could commemorate the victims. One pastor said, “Hamas burned the flags-let’s plant them.” ​From that moment, the Flags of Fellowship program was born. ​In our first year, 300 churches, synagogues, and universities planted flags on their lawns. By year two, that number grew to 1,000. Now in our third year, over 3,000 communities worldwide are standing united with Israel and the Jewish nation. That is a total of over 3.5 million Israeli flags planted across America, all praying for the peace of Israel. ​Do you have an Israeli flag? Join us this October 7th and stand with us. 🇮🇱

Recently, Fellowship staff traveled to South Africa to meet with members of the Jewish community there who are preparing to make aliyah and begin new lives in Israel. When asked why they had made the decision to leave, many shared a painful reality. As anti-Semitism is on the rise around the world, they no longer feel certain about their future in South Africa. For them, moving to Israel means the opportunity to live openly as Jews in their biblical homeland. This is why aliyah, the return of Jewish people to Israel, matters so much. For families around the world, it is more than a move to another country. It is the fulfillment of a generations-old dream to come home to the Holy Land.

Winter is coming, and for Maria, every basic need matters. A food package can mean one less impossible choice between groceries, medicine, heat, or another bill. Thanks to faithful friends like you, precious souls like Maria can face the colder months knowing they are not alone. 💙 Stand with vulnerable Jewish elderly today. #WinterWarmth #StandWithIsrael #IFCJ