Comments on: IFCJ’s TV ad campaign

By: Don Dineen

Don Dineen — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 18:12:26 +0000

I still have concerns about the charity. We don’t want any person to go hungry. Through some small donations to Yad Vashem and the Holocaust Museum and small support for the BAS we give a little to help people remember. When I sent inquiries to several Jewish groups about thei stands they take on political issues near and dear to me. I never get a clear response.

By: Laura Hill

Laura Hill — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 11:21:04 +0000

Jesus makes His will abundantly clear for the relationship between gentiles and Jews. All that He leads us to do results in a double blessing – a blessing to those who do His will and give, as well as a blessing for those who receive. Very plain and easy to do. Giving of ourselves whether money, prayers, or kind acts makes even a non-believer a better person. My family is a living testimony for followin His will and instructions regarding tithing and blessin Israel has brought us from poverty to more than enough through following His instructions.. He keeps His word and His promises.

By: margaret Mariani

margaret Mariani — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 18:37:44 +0000

I don’t want to see any jewish person go hungry ever..Jesus would want us to feed his people..I also expect Isreal to help take care of her people..I love jewish people from all over the world. may god bless each one..

By: Ann C

Ann C — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 04:32:53 +0000

We give to the IFCJ because the funds truly go to help the needed in Israel. Probably most, if not all, of us who are Christians and give to the IFCJ also make whatever contributions we can to our local missions and foodbanks.

The elderly Jews who, because of our contributions, make it out of the former Soviet Union, but come with few, if any, possessions because they are poverty-stricken.

We believers give out of love and expect nothing in return except to know that somewhere in Israel, the needy receive help; that somewhere in the former SU or Ethiopia, the gift of alliya brings Jews back home.

I hope and pray that IFCJ will be blest in its work, that no naysayer will succeed in harming the reputation of its leadership.

By: Don Dineen

Don Dineen — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 03:14:04 +0000

We were concerned about how “real”charity is. The ad bothers me, especially since it is getting dated. We wondered are these old folks actually getting donations? We give to several Jewish charities and the NRA. I was so turned off by the JDL describing me as a redneck terrorist, because I believe in guns for self defense. After being insulted by the JDL, I sent money to the JPFO, Jews for Protection of Firearms Ownership. I can’t understand why Jews vote democrat. Obama is letting Israel twist in the wind.
Is this a good charity?

By: Laura

Laura — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 14:52:06 +0000

sha ‘lu shalom yerushalayim. Gary Givan’s comment tells it all when he says his wife’s family is “well connected”. It is doubtful that the well connected know or care much of the suffering Jews. They would not want the world to know how Jews are treated. If what he says were true, he would not be one of the few saying it.

The folks in the U.S. do not always take care of their own elderly, that is true. Their care is often left to the government and charity. I am pleased to help the needy wherever I find them. However, as a Christian, I know it is my duty to give to the Jews as Jesus said and I am honored and priviliged to have enough for my family and blessed with more to give to help them.

IFCJ is an organization that enables Christians to show their love and caring to the Jewish people. Thank you, Rabbi.

By: Gary Givan

Gary Givan — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 17:45:53 +0000

I finally have to something about your $25 package to Jews in Russia. I feel that it could be a scam! I am married to a Russian Jew and have traveled all over Russia and have met some very interesting and informative people. No person in Russia suffers from a lack of food or religious persecution. I spoke to Amb. Lavrov about this( my wife’s family is very well connected.) and I can say with absolute certainly that these people are not impoverished or starving and no one is being denied their faith. The Russian Gov. always takes care of their own, despite the rumors to the contrary.
Please, tell the real story and quit scamming the American people! You people are idiots and I “will” expose you for what you are!. Dare to debate?
Sincerely, Gary Givan

By: Laurie

Laurie — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 01:15:32 +0000

Our family supports IFCJ because we believe it is our responsibility to love and assist the Jewish people in Israel. The “Guardians of Israel” is IFCJ’s org to help the poor in Israel, “Isaiah 58″ helps poor Jews in the former Soviet Union. My favorite to contribute to is “On Wings of Eagles” because they bring Jews from the former Soviet Union and Etheopia to Israel where they will no longer be abused and can live among people who respect them. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.

By: Phil Pasley

Phil Pasley — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 04:30:44 +0000

Almost all of you have not studied your bible. Christ said “to the Jew first and then to the Gentile”. Paul stated” that since the Gentiles received salvation from Jews the Christians should give back to the Jews”. It is our duty as Christians to help the Jewish poor. Christ said “whatever you do for the least of these you also do for me”. He was speaking of the poor Jews. Do your job, be a Christian or Christ like in your actions and support the Jewish poor around the world!

By: Laura

Laura — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 08:14:29 +0000

The Jewish people have been disenfranchised in many societies, tortured and murdered. Why are they singled out? Yes, other races of people have been mistreated as well, usually for some period of time but not to the extent ofthe Jews.

Even now, while Islamists vow to destroy Israel much of the world sides with the Islamists–who. by the way, also wish to bring Sharia law to the entire world.

My family and I support IFCJ as Christians. We cannot entertain the voices against Israel, we can only do that which we know G-d would have us do. May I testify that not only has He blessed Israel though our giving in His name, but He has blessed us just as He said He would – Gen. 12:3.