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Young viewers take up video challenges
While SAT-7 KIDS’ live children’s shows took a break over the summer, the channel made sure to stay connected with its audience through a series of challenges that invited young viewers to make and send videos.
My School filming complete – but lessons continue
My School , SAT-7’s pioneering program to provide high-quality complementary education in the Arab world , has wrapped up its fifth and final season. Since the program launched in 2015 in response to the war in Syria, SAT-7 has made over 400 episodes covering the region’s curriculum in the core subjects of m athematics, Arabic, English, s cience , and French .
Earthquake survivor thanks God in face of disaster
A man stands in front of a gigantic pile of rubble , fighting back tears as he speak s to a SAT-7 presenter via video call . His name is Omar, and behind him, collapsed into heaps, are buildings that once h oused his mother, his aunt, and his neighbours. They died in the ir homes when central Morocco was shaken by a massive earthquake on the night of 8 September .
Help and hope for children of war
As new figures reveal that one in three children in the Middle East are living in conflict zones, SAT-7’s programs are addressing their needs, providing support and promoting peace across the region.
Mobilising prayer for strength and comfort during disaster
SAT-7’s Arabic channels and viewer support team are mobilising prayer across the region and reaching out to viewers affected by the devastating earthquake in Morocco and catastrophic flooding in Libya.
The women-led uprising in Iran: one year on
A year ago this week, a 22-year-old Iranian woman left her hometown in the west of Iran to go shopping with some relatives in the country’s capital, Tehran. She never came home.
Moroccan Christians ask for prayer
SAT-7 is sharing prayers across the Middle East for the people of Morocco after a major earthquake in the heart of the country killed over 2,000 people, with many thousands more left injured, homeless, and grieving.