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The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry—Poland

Passion for God’s Word.
Compassion for God’s Chosen People.

Serving the Jewish Community & Supporting the Church Throughout Poland

PARTNER WITH US ➔

We Stand with Israel &
Teach Biblical Truth.

  • Our team of FOI workers are busy showing the love of Messiah Jesus to Jewish people throughout Poland and all Eastern Europe. We fight antisemitism, offer humanitarian aid and relief in Jewish communities, care for holocaust survivors and much more.

    FOI Poland teaches Biblical truth about Messiah and the Jewish people in churches and camps, at our two partner facilities in Warsaw and Wisla, and in many other places, in order to stoke the passions of Christians for God’s passions and plans.

    With hundreds of thousands of Jewish people living in eastern Europe, and countless churches yet to reach, there is much to do!

Your generosity sustains us and enables us to fulfill God’s call to serve and love the Jewish people.

With your support we can continue to fight antisemitism and build bridges with our Jewish neighbors here in Poland.

PARTNER WITH US TODAY
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Our Mission

To bring physical and spiritual comfort to the Jewish people while teaching about Israel and the Messiah.

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Our Vision

To love the Jewish people and end Jewish hatred worldwide.

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Our Purpose

To love the Jewish people.

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Your free learning resource to study the Scriptures, show your love for the Jewish people and experience the joy of serving others.

FOI EQUIP

(HOSTED REMOTELY FROM THE US. CLASSES AND TRAINING ARE IN ENGLISH)

The Bible from a Jewish perspective.

  • Your free learning resource for engaging with the Scriptures from a Jewish perspective. Come see why it matters that God would choose an ancient people to bring a timeless hope to a lost and broken world.

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  • Explore how God can use you to build bridges and bring hope to the Jewish community right where you live. Adults of any age are welcome for this 9-week, online training with mentors.

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Get To Know Us

Since 1938, The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry has stood firmly against antisemitism by loving the Jewish people and boldly proclaiming God’s Word.

Driven by a deep passion for God’s Word and compassion for God’s Chosen People, we equip and mobilize Christians to serve the Jewish community and to stand confidently with Israel.

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What We Believe

Learn more about who we are by understanding what we believe…

We Believe ➔

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Why We Exist

Now the Lord had said to Abram:
"Get out of your country, From your family And from your father’s house, To a land that I will show you.

– Genesis 12:1–3

József Molnár, “Abraham's Journey from Ur to Canaan”, 1850 (Public Domain)