On May 15, Lebanon will hold general elections. But most Lebanese don’t believe they will bring any real change. Many have said they will not vote at all.
Lebanese Looking for Hope Amid Election Season
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Hampton University to Offer Free Summer Room, Board, and Tuition to 100 Students Displaced by War in Ukraine
Hampton University is offering free tuition, room and board to Ukrainian and international students displaced by the ongoing Russian invasion of the Eastern European nation.
Taliban Promises to Have Girls Back in School by March 21
In January, the Taliban promised to have girls back in school by March 21, which begins the Afghan New Year. Taliban leaders claim this is a question of “capacity.”
Three Black Men Hope to Open Doors for Students and Teachers of Color as Less Than 1% of Teachers in Indiana Are Black
Dr. Jeremy Coleman, Dr. Brian Dinkins and Dr. Jason Smith, all educators in Indianapolis, took their brotherhood that started out at Arlington High School and turned into a career mission to open the door for students and teachers of color.
SAT-7 KIDS Program ‘City of Stars’ Stars Children with Disabilities
In the Middle East and North Africa, millions of kids with disabilities often find themselves excluded and shunned. The SAT-7 KIDS show City of Stars, now entering its third season, helps kids to see their disabled neighbors in a whole new way.
Taliban Promises Women’s Rights, Leaves Out Work and Education; International Media Ministries Shares Stories of Women in the Bible
On Friday, The Taliban released a decree on Afghan women’s rights. The statement said women should not be considered property, or be given in marriage without their consent.
Carrie Meek, Trailblazing Black Former Congresswoman, Dead at 95
Former Rep. Carrie Meek, who broke barriers throughout her winding political career as the daughter of a sharecropper and granddaughter of a slave, died Sunday in her Miami home. She was 95.
Kenya Hope’s Four-day Training Conference Equips Pastors in Rural Kenya
Today kicks off a four-day training conference for pastors serving remote communities in Kenya.
Bibles For The World Welcomes Afghan Refugees to India
This isn’t the first time the Taliban has ruled Afghanistan. The group held control from 1996 until 2001 when western powers invaded.
Carol Round on When God Interrupts Our Plans
“Many are the plans in a person’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose that prevails”— Proverbs 19:21(NIV).
Economic Hit Won’t Stop Kenya Hope’s Schools and Education Efforts
Kenya’s economy contracted for the first time in nearly three decades because of COVID-19. A trickle-down effect puts education even farther out of reach for most Kenyan kids.
China’s Latest Persecution Tactic Targets Christian Children
What if going to college meant you had to stop going to church? That’s part of the latest persecution trend in China. Todd Nettleton, the spokesman for The Voice of the Martyrs USA, says Communist officials are targeting Christian kids.
