Some churches in Lebanon can’t even turn on the lights or run fans to combat the heat. The government has stopped supplying much electricity to the country.
Many Lebanese Churches Suffer Power Outages Amid Energy Crisis
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SAT-7 and Heart for Lebanon Team Up to Quell Lebanon’s Increasing Poverty
Lebanon sinks to a new low. According to the United Nations, more than 70-percent of Lebanese now live below the poverty line. The rate was less than 30-percent before the 2019 revolt began. Nonetheless, hope remains.
Coronavirus, Political Restrictions Not Hindering Chinese Christians
The pandemic, combined with a changing political landscape, has made Bibles for China’s work more difficult. The ministry walks alongside Christians in rural China, helping to provide them with Bibles.
Taliban Takeover Could Embolden Other Terrorist Groups
The Taliban has nearly completed its conquest of Afghanistan after seizing Kabul. Only small parts of the country remain free from Taliban control. The former vice president of the country has declared himself the “legitimate caretaker president” and vowed to continue fighting the Taliban.
After President’s Assassination, Leader of Children’s Ministry Pleads for Help Amid ‘Difficult Times in Haiti’
The assassination early yesterday of Haitian President Jovenel Moise has sent shockwaves throughout the island nation and its people as well as the many churches and ministries serving there.
Miami Churches, Pastors Respond to Tragic Condo Collapse
Pastors and churches around the country, especially in Miami, are offering words of hope and prayers along with assistance as news regarding the horrific condominium collapse spreads.
U.K. Study Urges Politicians to Acknowledge Church, Christian Activist Efforts to Fight Against Poverty
A recent U.K.-based study has revealed the mostly unacknowledged positive contributions that churches and Christian activists have made in the fight against poverty.
“Blacklist” in Argentina Includes Pastors, Churches and Evangelical Organizations because they “are Masked in Secular Organisations” with the Aim of “Obstructing the Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Fighting ‘Gender Ideology’”
More than 70 evangelical churches, organisations and leaders were included in a ‘blacklist’ of around 400 people, organisations, and churches described as a “reactionary right” and “anti-democratic,” causing a controversy in Argentina, according to Evangelical Focus https://evangelicalfocus.com .
Slavic Gospel Association Partners Fight Domestic Abuse in Former Soviet Union
How can churches fight against domestic abuse and the attitudes leading to it?
Chinese Christians Adapt to Government’s Ever-changing Faith Restrictions
The Chinese government often restricts the selling of Bibles or other books online. Read one such report in a Monday, June 7 prayer request here.
Food For The Poor Helps Florida Churches Distribute Aid to Families in Need
Parkridge Church, working with other Broward County, Florida, churches, distributed food, water and essential household products from Food For The Poor on Saturday to families still struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pope to visit Lebanon, Hold Summit with Lebanese Christian Leaders
On July 1st, the Pope will hold a summit with Lebanese Christian leaders. They will discuss the ongoing financial and political crisis in the country. The Pope has said the meeting will be an opportunity to pray for Lebanon’s stability.
