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.
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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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