Faith & Finance with Rob West
The conflict in the Middle East has taken a toll not just in Gaza, but also in Lebanon to the north of Israel. Fighting between Israel and the terror group Hezbollah has caused what many are calling a humanitarian crisis in Lebanon. Tom Atema of Heart for Lebanon brings us an update today.

Heart for Lebanon creates faith-defining environments for under-resourced families in Lebanon to encounter God and grow spiritually. Recent fighting has expanded the ministry's outreach, particularly aiding families fleeing from conflict zones near the border.
Lebanon faces numerous crises, including the aftermath of the port explosion, high inflation, and political instability. 87% of the population lives at or below the poverty line, and 38% have never heard the gospel, presenting a significant opportunity for ministry.

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Families in Lebanon, like Martha's, come seeking basic necessities and a longing for peace amidst conflict. With radical groups filling gaps in aid, Heart for Lebanon sees this as a critical moment to provide essential support and share the hope of the gospel.
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