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.
For the past few months, Salt & Light has been supporting dozens of children displaced by the war in Lebanon. Through weekly programs that include worship, arts and crafts, games, and other activities, children find a sense of normalcy and safety amid the conflict.
The driving motivation behind Thimar’s work is to strengthen the witness of the church. Yet, we often find the church emerging in the most unexpected places, among people we never imagined would follow Jesus.
A groundbreaking event, addressing the prevalent issue of pornography addiction within the evangelical community, emphasizing understanding and support.
Thimar alongside local churches in Lebanon and Syria shared the message of the love of Jesus, His death, and resurrection during Easter.
In the midst of Syria’s thirteen-year civil war, the Church stands as a beacon of hope, offering aid and spiritual support to those in need.
Women from marginalized communities gather to learn of their worth in Christ as they renew their purpose in marginalized communities.
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