Lebanon Crisis
Lebanon is experiencing its worst violence in almost 20 years as the Holy Land conflict continues to escalate. Lebanon, a small and densely populated nation, is home to diverse religious and ethnic groups. The unrest is impacting everyone, and there are growing fears that the conflict could stir-up sectarian tensions within the country.
SAT-7’s Response
SAT-7's studio in Beirut is continuing to operate, producing and broadcasting programs that offer comfort and support to the country's shaken people, give them a voice, and shine the light of Christ into the darkest of situations. The studio is only a few kilometres away from the sites of frequent airstrikes on the city.
SAT-7 Resources
Below is a collection of stories, videos, and resources covering the ongoing situation in Lebanon. We invite you to explore and share these materials to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by the people of Lebanon. Please use them to inspire your prayers and raise awareness. Together, we can stand with the people of Lebanon in their time of need, offering encouragement, solidarity, and the light of Christ.
"We want to stay committed to our ministry in the Middle East, and this is so important. We are salt and light in this area where people really need peace and a message of hope.”— Maroun Abou Rached, Executive Director of SAT-7 Lebanon
Staff Reflections
Our SAT-7 staff in Beirut are working tirelessly through this crisis. Click the images below to watch their video reflections
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Supporting the Church across the Middle East and North Africa
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) has a rich and diverse Christian heritage dating back to the birth of Jesus in the region and to the early spread of the Gospel, which went out from there “to the ends of the earth” (Acts 1:8b).
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.