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LEBANESE CHRISTIANS: LIFE IN THE WAR ZONE

“We love our land and are deeply attached to it,” a church leader from a Christian village in southern Lebanon told SAT-7. He, like many believers, are staying put in areas directly impacted by the bombings.

SUPPORT FOR VIEWERS IN LEBANON DURING WEEK OF BOMBINGS

As Lebanon experiences its worst violence in almost 20 years, SAT-7’s studio in Beirut is continuing to broadcast programs offering comfort and support to people shaken by this week’s devastating airstrikes.

CALL TO PRAYER FROM SAT-7 LEBANON

As Lebanon faces a second day of uncertainty about what will happen to its people across the country, SAT-7’s Beirut studio calls for prayers that the situation will de-escalate and their country will be protected from being dragged into war.

SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES IN LEBANON AS TENSIONS RISE

SAT-7 is stepping up prayer and support for children and families in Lebanon and beyond amid fears of escalating conflict in the region.

Lebanon tensions: a mother’s perspective

In this personal reflection on the turbulent situation in Lebanon, SAT-7’s Marianne Awaraji shares her fears as the mother of an eight-year-old son, and how she is helping him – and others – to put their trust in God.

PRAISE “LOUDER THAN THE BLAST OF BOMBS” AT SPECIAL WORSHIP EVENT

Praise from a gathering of 10,000 Christians at a special worship event in Lebanon was said to be “louder than the blast of bombs” as leaders affirmed the power of church unity in the “afflicted” Middle East region. 

Special live broadcast brings comfort to viewers amid Holy Land crisis

As cries of hate and calls for revenge permeate the media’s coverage of the conflict in the Holy Land, a special live SAT-7 event broadcast messages of peace, unity, and faith across the region.

SAT-7 HIGHLIGHTS EDUCATION CRISIS IN LEBANON

As the academic year gets underway around the world, many parents in Lebanon are still uncertain if their children will go to school. Teachers’ strikes last year closed most public schools and kept half a million children out of school. 
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