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September 2021 5 items
Partnership, passion and the importance of the next generation at SAT-7’s European vision meeting
“It is a great privilege to invest in people’s lives when they are still young,” shared Rita El-Mounayer, SAT-7’s Chief Executive Officer, in the dynamic opening session of SAT-7 Europe’s Vision Meeting on 17 September. Ms El-Mounayer left Partners, guests, and online participants in no doubt as to a major future focus of the ministry.
Holding out hope for Afghanistan
“The Taliban have completely taken over everything and our hope is cut off,” says Tahmaseb * a viewer in Afghanistan, speaking to the SAT-7 PARS Audience Relations team. Through programs and the Audience Relations teams , SAT-7 PARS continues to hold out an unbreakable hope to viewers in Afghanistan .
Supporting kids when there's no 'back to school'
Hundreds of millions of children worldwide remain out of school, and it is feared that 16 million may never return [1] . With school systems in Middle East and North Africa countries among the most disrupted in the world, SAT-7 ACADEMY is stepping up its support to help children keep learning and support families’ wellbeing.
Viewers’ prayer requests highlight dire COVID-19 crisis in Iran
In the past month, SAT-7 PARS ’ Audience Relations team has received numerous heart- rending messages from viewers in Iran , reaching out to the team seeking prayer, support, and encouragement. T he Audience Relations team speaks God’s Word into these situations, continuing to be a vital support that viewers can turn to in their hour of need.
Suicide prevention: when hope gets through
Suicide prevention has never been more important – but how can people receive the support and hope they need if the very topic remains taboo? SAT-7 is one of very few voices speaking out about mental health crisis and suicide in the Middle East. As our channels raise awareness, our Audience Relations teams are supporting and counselling viewers in crisis, providing genuine hope when it seems all hope is lost.