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ABOUT US JULY HIGHLIGHT: International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Investing in Israel’s Children on International Day of Friendship Saturday is International Day of Friendship, which is the perfect time to highlight an IFCJ Canada-supported soccer camp project — called Hapoel Katamon. The program offers Israeli children from underprivileged areas of Jerusalem the chance to …
About Us JULY HIGHLIGHT: GFA World Prayer Transforms Widow from Invalid to Hostess Nala lay helpless in bed. The pain in her spine stubbornly refused to relent, and the widow didn’t have the energy to fight it anymore. For a long time, Nala’s son, Abebe, dutifully escorted her to see various doctors and local religious …
IFCJ Canada supports soccer programming that brings together children from all backgrounds July 30 is International Day of Friendship. This day was proclaimed by the United Nations in 2011 in order to build bridges between communities and inspire peace. International Day of Friendship is the perfect time to highlight a soccer camp project supported by …
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – July 19, 2022 MEDIA CONTACT: Graf-Martin Communications for International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Canada shannon@grafmartin.com (519) 342-3703 x 107 The Fellowship’s donors have helped over 80,000 Ukrainians and donated more than 100 tons of food, medicine, and other essentials since the war began JERUSALEM — In the past 6 …
ABOUT US JUNE HIGHLIGHT: International Fellowship of Christians and Jews More Than 25,000 Ukrainian Jews ‘Come Home’ to Israel Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, millions of Ukrainians have been threatened, displaced, and worse. That includes hundreds of thousands of those in Ukraine’s Jewish community. But for those Jewish people who have found …
Afghanistan is among worst religious freedom violators globally In its recently released 2022 Annual Report, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) said the overall human rights situation in Afghanistan had deteriorated significantly after the Taliban’s return to power in 2021 but that it was particularly “calamitous” for religious minorities. The report shared …