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member of an indigenous ministry in Lebanon prays for a Syrian refugee
mother. The 1.1 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon render it the country
with the largest proportion of refugees relative to its population (4.5
million), and the native ministry is struggling to keep up with needs –
and opportunities. Many Muslim refugees from Syria are turning to
Christ. The team in Beirut has begun a one-on-one Bible study that takes
seekers through the entire Bible. One of the women taking the course, a
mother of five children under 10, said she struggles to buy clothes for
them and lives in a home without carpet and dishes. “Despite an
extremely difficult day-to-day situation, she often expresses how happy
she is in the Lord,” the ministry director said. “She says, ‘Praise God,
because now I know who the true, real Jesus is.’ We have several
people being mentored and would like to use this curriculum with
several more individuals in their homes.”
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