Beginning in 1950, LHM-Lebanon continues to use a variety of media tools to share the Savior’s story of salvation. Locally produced Arabic-language radio programs deliver Bible studies, meditations with hymns, Bible readings, commentaries and plays to spread the Gospel in 22 countries in the Middle East and North Africa. From its ministry center in Beirut, local Bedouin receive the Gospel message as well.
Kids connect with the wonder of the Christmas message in Lebanon
This Christmas, Lutheran Hour Ministries-Lebanon—known in that country as Middle East Lutheran Ministry (MELM)—held a Christmas program for kids in Jal el Dib, a suburb of Beirut. The program was presented by Ms. Katia Sahyouni and was full of activities, Bible lessons, Bible stories, games, crafts, and some animations. The MELM donated a Christmas story booklet, Baby Jesus is Born, to every kid. The children enjoyed the program, loved the stories and were happy to hear about the true meaning of Christmas.
