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132 items in the archive.

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Reflection27 December 2017

Are we ashamed of Jesus today?

New Year marks a time of new beginnings – a time to reflect and restart. It’s an opportunity for Christians to challenge themselves; rededicating to making a difference in the world. George Makeen, SAT-7’s Arabic Channels Programming Director, examines the Gospel of Mark and what it means to live unashamed of Jesus.

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Reflection19 December 2017

“Little Sabah, my teacher and my hero”

On a recent trip to Lebanon, Communications Officer Katerina Parpa visited a learning centre that uses SAT-7 ACADEMY’s educational programs to help refugee children thrive. Here she reflects on the experience and the heart-warming moments she shared with the Syrian and Iraqi children.

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Reflection24 July 2017

SAT-7 is changing perceptions about women

SAT-7’s Communications Director, Mette Swartz, reflects on women’s rights and equality in the Middle East and North Africa. She cites a recent UN Women survey and discusses the role SAT-7 plays in creating a shift in the region.

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Reflection21 July 2017

A new reality for Christians in Egypt

A lack of parking spots used to be one of the only concerns on the busy crowded streets of Cairo. Mary, our reporter/blogger from Egypt, shares a new and very different perspective.

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Reflection20 June 2017

Responding to violence with the peace of Christ

As the Christian community in the Middle East is increasingly under threat, the question of how believers should respond to violence becomes more and more a topic of conversation.

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Reflection7 March 2017

Investing in women

Women across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) face many difficulties and restrictions, ranging from societal oppression to severe physical abuse. A combination of male domination in society, traditional cultural pressures, and a lack of empowerment can leave them feeling worthless.