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Articles tagged: Encouragement

SAT-7 STAYS IN YOUNG VIEWER’S HEART FOR DECADES

SAT-7 recently received a beautiful letter from Ayman* in Morocco. Ayman shared how our early broadcasts comforted him at a difficult time, sparking a desire for God that has remained with him for almost two decades.

SAT-7 BRINGS FILM-MAKING FUN TO YOUNG VIEWERS

City of Films follows young film-makers as they learn new skills in a unique “play city”, sharing the valuable experience with audience members who cannot take part in person.

A SAFE PLACE FOR YOUNG IRANIANS TO ASK QUESTIONS

Why do bad things happen to good people? It's just one of the controversial yet common questions young people struggle with. A new SAT-7 PARS program aims to address these challenging topics.

PRAISE IS NOT ENOUGH – WE MUST STUDY GOD’S WORD

Christians of the Middle East immigrated in search of better education, job opportunities, equality, personal freedoms, and the fundamental right to safety. A shrinking Christian population in the Middle East and North Africa is endangered – or is it?

COPTIC COMMUNITY GRIEVES PRIEST’S MURDER

The recent attack on Egypt's Coptic community has once again shaken Christians and non-Christans alike. SAT-7 addressed the brutal murder of Coptic Priest Fr Samaan, lifting in prayer and extending condolences to his grieving family.

INSPIRING YOUNG PEOPLE WITH A MESSAGE OF HOPE AND HEALING

Bassant shared her story of hope and healing with viewers of As Sannabel News,a children’s news program presented by young people. Its name means “ears of wheat”– an affectionate Arabic term for children who, just like the crop, grow rapidly and represent the hopes of their families.

Start from Here- Jordanian women encourage peers

Currently in its fourth season, this innovative variety talk show from Jordan aims to wake women up to their potential. It raises awareness of how stereotypes hold women back in society and encourages them to change their situations.

GIVING A VOICE TO WOMEN’S HOPES AND FEARS

In a culture where voicing opinions, and expressing personal difficulties, is considered a sign of weakness, I Want to Talk offers women a platform to speak openly about their struggles, and be strengthened through a Christian perspective.
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