Saturday, June 27 marked an important milestone for youth discipleship in Lebanon as Thimar-LSESD’s Dar Manhal al Hayat (DMAH) and Salt & Light ministries officially launched a new Youth Bible Curriculum, the fruit of nearly five years of development by author and Executive Director of the Lebanese Evangelical Society Toni Haddad.
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Behind closed doors, a battle is raging for their minds and hearts. Teenagers and young adults grapple with challenges less tangible but just as real as physical needs and safety. Gender identity, sexual and pornographic material, and substance abuse are complex, deep-rooted issues affecting youth.
Christian educators unite to equip the church with strategies and teaching methods to enrich children’s understanding of Biblical values.
A groundbreaking event, addressing the prevalent issue of pornography addiction within the evangelical community, emphasizing understanding and support.
Women from marginalized communities gather to learn of their worth in Christ as they renew their purpose in marginalized communities.
Local Arab authors bring a unique perspective rooted in an intimate understanding of the region’s culture, traditions, and societal complexities.
In a region where women’s voices have often been stifled, the “Voice for Arab Women” project, organized by DMAH, seeks to empower Arab women through the power of the pen.