Join churches, individuals, families, and communities around the world standing against antisemitism and building bridges between Jewish and Christian communities.
For Pastors & Churches
Host At Your Church
Dedicate one Sunday to standing with the Jewish people. We provide the full program, media, and discussion guides.
Antisemitism is rising in our schools, our cities, and online. Silence is not an option for the Church.
Solidarity Sunday mobilizes Christians worldwide to stand visibly and publicly with the Jewish people. Every church that hosts, every family that watches, and every voice that speaks up sends the same message: you are not alone.
Stand together
Churches and synagogues building real relationships in their own communities
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A unified, global voice against antisemitism in every form
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One shared Sunday each January, joined from sanctuaries and living rooms worldwide
Watch the 2026 Solidarity Sunday global program.
1,000+
Churches Participating
15
Nations Represented
200,000+
People Reached
Two Ways In
Everyone Has a Place In This
Whether you lead a congregation of thousands or you are one person with a living room and a screen, your participation matters equally.
Host At Your Church
For Pastors & Churches
Dedicate your Sunday service, or part of it, to solidarity with the Jewish people. You bring your congregation. We bring everything else.
A ready-to-play 1-hour multimedia program
Sermon notes and discussion guides for your context
Connection resources to link with local Jewish communities
Every host receives a complete kit, available in several languages.
Video
The Solidarity Sunday Program
A powerful 1-hour multimedia experience featuring Jewish voices, worship, and a call to stand together. Press play and it runs itself.
Print & Digital
Discussion & Sermon Guides
Conversation starters and teaching notes that help your congregation engage meaningfully, before and after the program.
Promo Kit
Social & Promotional Kit
Graphics, announcement slides, and bulletin inserts so inviting your community takes minutes, not meetings.
Resources will be shared following registration. Keep an eye out for communications regarding available materials and language options.
Voices From the Movement
What Participants Are Saying
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Lead Pastors Stephen and Katie Luna found that Solidarity Sunday gave their congregation a tangible way to put their faith into action. Rather than simply expressing support for Israel, the church created space for meaningful conversations, strengthened relationships with the Jewish community, and gave people a practical way to stand against antisemitism together.
ZAIK Church
Wichita, Kansas
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Pastor Judy Shaw saw her congregation experience something even bigger. She described Solidarity Sunday as an opportunity for churches across the country to be "aligned together in one voice, for one cause." Her church wasn't standing alone—they became part of a nationwide movement of believers choosing to stand publicly with the Jewish people, and that sense of unity left a lasting impression on their congregation.
The Family Church
San Diego, California
Join us on January 31
Be Counted. Stand With Us
Choose your path below. It takes about two minutes.
Thank you for registering for Solidarity Sunday on January 31, 2027. On this day, Christians and churches around the world will come together to speak out against antisemitism, stand with the Jewish community, and pray. Your participation matters.
Start Here: Watch This Short Video
Take a few minutes to hear the heart and vision behind Solidarity Sunday and why this moment matters for the Church.
What Happens Next?
We’ll be in touch with resources and simple next steps to help you participate in a meaningful way.
Whether you are joining as an individual, gathering friends for a watch party, bringing Solidarity Sunday to your church, or helping encourage your church to participate, you are part of a growing global response saying: Never Again. Not on Our Watch.