LEBANON

Our partners in Lebanon run three schools for Syrian refugees. Displaced from their homeland, Syrian Muslims are open to new relationships and views. Our mission is to educate children in math, reading, writing and the Bible for the glory of God.

LEBANON (Tyre): The Healing Path is a trauma therapy training center for the Arab world. This program centers around training ministry workers on how to offer trauma healing therapy in the name of Jesus for refugees suffering from PTSD, anxiety, or depression. A gift of $100 will pay for five individual trauma therapy sessions. A gift of $350 pays for six group counseling sessions for 10 refugees. A gift of $750 will pay for a four-day training program to equip 4-6 ministry workers with EMDR-based trauma therapy skills. A gift of $1,000 will pay for one month of the Healing Path center operating costs where training is held in a secure, safe environment.

SYRIA (undisclosed): Ministry workers, trained with years of experience in Tyre, have returned to this region to share the Gospel among their people in an area controlled by extremist Islamist militias. A gift of $150 will pay for one month of education for a group of Syrian children with no access to schools, which affords the opportunity to share the Gospel. A gift of $250 will pay for one month of evangelism and discipleship in a refugee camp for widows and people displaced by the earthquake and government bombing of their villages. $350 will pay for six group counseling sessions for 10 refugees suffering from PTSD, anxiety, or depression.

SYRIA (Aleppo region): This area of Syria is controlled by Kurdish militias. We are seeing a great move of the Holy Spirit among the Kurdish people with many families coming to saving faith in Jesus and following in baptism. A gift of $625 pays for one month of evangelism and home church planting in a Kurdish refugee camp in the Aleppo region of Syria.

Chris Todd, explains the ministry of Words of Isa in Lebanon.

The Syrian refugee children have no other means for education. Chris Todd educates children to read and write in their own language while learning about Jesus and the hope He brings.

The smallest of children are cared for by their brothers and sisters as their mothers farm the fields. Tamarind offers resources of hope and love as they grow to know the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Syrian refugee women gather for therapy in the Trauma Therapy Clinic in Tyre. Classes are held in three classrooms, twice a day, 18 sessions per week. Pray for strength and endurance for these women. The demand for these classes has risen as the Israel/Hamas war raging around them, pushing many to the breaking point.

Your support can fund the materials and instructor for these despartly needed classes. A donation of any size is welcome. A donation of $350 pays for six counseling sessions..