It's hidden somewhere in any one of the many, many harvestables found throughout the game. But there is hope - and that hope is you! Please listen to this special podcast as Yael, Fellowship Board Chairman Bishop Paul Lanier, and other Fellowship supporters share how you can get involved today to help God’s precious children who have already suffered so much.Ĭome back each Sunday as Yael shares inspirational teachings on the Jewish roots of Christianity on her weekly podcast, Nourish Your Biblical Roots.įor more information on today’s episode, visit 6 hours (every new 'game day') a new pear appears in the game.

The situation is particularly dire right now as tensions continue to rise between Ukraine and Russia, putting these elderly Jews in an even more precarious situation. Without lifesaving aid from The Fellowship and its Christian supporters - food, blankets, water, heating fuel - many of these precious souls would die. On this special edition of Nourish Your Biblical Roots, host Yael Eckstein, President and CEO of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, takes us to the subzero temperatures and the treacherous winter weather in Ukraine and the former Soviet Union to share the heartbreaking stories of elderly Holocaust survivors who live in abject poverty. Learn how you can participate.įor more information on today’s episode visit. Join us on May 5th for our 3rd Annual Fellowship Fast – a time of fasting and prayer for our world, our nation, and ourselves. In today’s powerful podcast, Yael shares two valuable lessons we can learn from the Holocaust about the power of one - the value and importance of saving even one life and how even one person can make a tremendous impact in the world. Yet as host Yael Eckstein reminds us, it is not enough to just remember we also must take meaningful action. It is a time when we renew the pledge that the Jewish people adopted after this catastrophic event: Never forget. While it is a somber day when the entire nation pauses to remember the lives lost at the hands of the Nazis, it is also a time for us all to remember the lessons from the Holocaust.

It’s a day to remember one of the darkest times in history that resulted in the horrific murder of six million Jewish souls.

Hören Erneut hören Fortsetzen Abspielen.įor many Jews, Yom HaShoah, Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day, is deeply personal.

We ALL need to recognize what God has done and is doing in Jerusalem in our times… and why both Christians and Jews should give Him thanks and praise for His miracles! Check out our resource page on 'What Is Jerusalem Day?' on our Learning Center for more information. But as podcast host Yael Eckstein explains, we ALL - Christians and Jews - should celebrate Jerusalem Day! Not only is Jerusalem God’s designated place where His Temple once stood and will someday stand again, but as we read in Psalm 137:5, “If I forget you, Jerusalem, may my right hand forget its skill.” God does not want us to forget His eternal capital! In today’s special Jerusalem Day episode, Yael explores the spiritual significance of Jerusalem and why its historical reunification following the Six-Day War in 1967 is so important. Today, Jews in Israel celebrate Jerusalem Day - Yom Yerushalayim - commemorating the miraculous reunification of God’s Holy City in 1967.

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