Influence in turning the other cheek PUBLISHED ON 5 MAY, 2017 BY JULIE BOURDON Lebanon (MNN) — A fragmented Middle East presents both challenges and opportunities to Christians. Perhaps the best place to start when we consider the role and influence Christians have in this part of the world is with the region’s only Christian … More Influence in turning the other cheek; A report from Lebanon
Iraq: Freeing the captives and a growing crisis PUBLISHED ON 11 NOVEMBER, 2016 BY JULIE BOURDON Iraq (MNN) — As Syria and Iraq struggle to take back their countries from ISIS, they are running into the cruel hallmarks of the terrorist group. More recently, as reported by The Guardian, troops came across a mass grave … More Iraq: Freeing the captives and a growing crisis
PUBLISHED ON 13 SEPTEMBER, 2016 BY RONNE ROCK USA (MNN) — In 1916, two missionaries to China began taking in homeless children in the Shantung Province. Now, a century later, Kids Alive International serves in 15 countries around the world, helping children live free from the bondage of hunger, abuse, and exploitation. Matt Parker, President … More After 100 years, Kids Alive remains focused on transformation
ICC Note: Prince Hassan of Jordan and Jewish scholar have written together an explanation as to why Christianity belongs in the Middle East. Below they explain that to lose Christianity from their region, it would destroy the “richness of the tapestry of the Middle East and [be] a hammerblow to our shared heritage.” The Islamic … More Editorial: Christianity belongs in the Middle East
PUBLISHED BY Julie Bourdon Middle East (MNN) — In some areas of the world, following Jesus means incurring the wrath of family and community. A still-unfolding situation in the Middle East comes as a critical prayer request.Todd Nettleton of Voice of the Martyrs says, “We received last week an urgent request for prayer from one … More Christian woman in trouble with Muslim family
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