International Fellowship of Christians and JewsReviews of ifcj.org

The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is a shining example of the unity, compassion, and loving kindness that demonstrates God's plan for us. When I first began watching Rabbi Eckstein and later his daughter Yael delivering food, medicine and hope to elderly Holocaust survivors in the former Soviet Union, I wept with compassion. I made a promise to God that if he allowed me to be in a position where I could help, it would be my privilege. I was in prison at the time and reliant on the care and generosity of others to support me. During this time in my life, God inclined my heart to have empathy for others who were suffering as my situation allowed me to relate to their struggles. I asked God how he wanted me to help, and on that very day a letter that had been postmarked 5 years earlier arrived and was delivered to my cell. For the letter to have floated around for 5 years undelivered and arrive the very same day I prayed is a true miracle and can only be from God. The letter was from the IFCJ. I have been giving ever since I have been released from prison and it has been a joy to see the reports of how the fellowship has used the funds to help. Especially with the terrible events of October 7th, Jews in Israel and abroad need significant help with food, blankets, medicine and shelter. The soldiers and those in war affected communities need bomb shelters and protective gear, and their families need care and support while their loved one is away. Thank you to everyone at the Fellowship for all of the mitzvot performed daily, and an especially big thank you to Yael for being faithful to her father's vision and continuing the work the rabbi started.

It touches my heart. When things happen in life that are bad so many just try to forget and don't really care because it didn't happen to them. As a Christian I know how much God loves these people. As a little girl my mom would take me and my siblings on New Years Eve to church. Every New Years they would show a movie, the same movie so we would never forget what we saw and what we knew had happened " The Holocaust" I have never forgotten. You have never forgotten. Both my husband and I feel it is a blessing to give to those who have not forgotten as well and do everything to carry out Gods will. We have been blessed to be able for the last 15 years to give and see what all you have done. I have your prayers for my husband as well who had cancer .You have prayed for him. God has moved and sent the best to treat him. You care as if you know him Thank you so much . Bob and Margaret

I have had the privilege of giving for over two years to the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. What led me to consider giving was during the horrible annihilation of Jews during the onset of war October 7th 2024. I enjoy giving to provide food for the survivors of the Holocaust. What I give seems small to me, but may be everything to the recipient. I trust this organization to use the funds to help as many as they can.

I support Israel and God’s people and this organization does a very great job of helping people

The Bible teaches us that these are God's chosen people and we should help them and pray for them. We have been giving for several years now and we went to Israel twice. Loved walking on the land where Jesus walked. We are to be like Him and help when we can. There are many people there who need your financial support. Share what you have with God's chosen people. Bless them and God will bless you. Love Israel and pray 🙏 daily for them.

The Fellowship provides me with an easy and safe method to bless God's chosen people, as we are instructed in the scriptures

Some years ago as an insurance agent I incurred a car accident which led to what was called permanent brain damage - 8 th grade IQ, PTSD, various broken bones, and Chronic Fatigue. I spent @ 20 years on permanent disability with a prognosis of INCURABLE. The Fellowship consistently supported me throughout this crisis. I recovered years later and became a Naturopath-Nutritionist. Naturopathy By Lee ND

I get very much joy when I think that a widow or Holocaust survivor might know that they are not forgotten and that someone cares and is sending a blessing to them. I also believe the gift is in the giving.I might not be able to give a lot, but I ask Yehus to multiply the gift as he did the fishes and loaves that fed many. It's a great blessing to me to help God's people!