Children from various religious backgrounds eagerly gathered at the Camp on Wheels, ready to learn and play. This year’s theme, “Discovering God,” introduced them to the One True God in a fun and engaging way. Thanks to Answers in Genesis, we were able to bring Bible-based teaching to villages where many had never heard the Gospel before.

This year, we plan to open two more schools at our sister churches in Asas and Mamarai. Please pray that God will call dedicated, born-again believers to carry out this ministry.

Next week, we will be holding a teacher training session, gathering brothers and sisters from our sister churches.

I understand that nothing is impossible for God, and He can heal instantly. I desire to grow in this ministry. But for people to trust us and turn to us, we need to take action and be involved in their lives. Jesus said, “Let Your will be done, not mine.” We do not know who will be healed or when, but we pray for the children in faith.

From joy and happiness, we want to sing, exalt, and glorify our Heavenly Father—the One who, through the prayers of the saints, has opened the doors of a boarding school for children with disabilities.

For several years, we prayed for this miracle—and the Lord has made it happen! The doors of the school have opened, and they are happy to welcome us.

We urgently share with you our prayer request, which cries out from our hearts. We believe that whatever we ask in His name, we will receive. We trust in the power of prayer, and a “cord of three strands” is a rope reaching to Heaven.

Our ministry is expanding, and opportunities to bring more fruit to Him are multiplying—especially in children’s ministry. The work is there, and it can grow, but we lack a dedicated, responsible person who would wholeheartedly commit to it.

I have great expectations for 2025 and believe that the Lord has something special in store for Lebanon and all who live here. This month has been filled with events, meetings, and opportunities to serve people.
One of the most joyful moments was the visit of a family couple.

Camp ministry is a unique way to impact lives, share the Gospel, and equip the next generation. Through this ministry, children and youth hear about Jesus from their friends, breaking the misconception that faith in Christ is something foreign. They see and feel Christ’s love through familiar voices, relatable stories, and in their native language.

A brief update on the situation in Ukraine and our ministry. This week, there were terrible missile attacks on major Ukrainian cities—Odesa, Sumy, and Poltava. Russian forces are also close to capturing two major cities in eastern Ukraine (Sloviansk and Kramatorsk). Because of this, new refugees continue to arrive in our region.

We were able to visit the prison several times again and share the Gospel. It is amazing how hungry people are for God’s Word, especially when they are in confinement.
As seen in the photo, the conditions in which people are held while awaiting trial are simply inhumane.

Many people have heard that Jesus was born, but they don’t understand what it means and how this event affects their lives! We decided to use this time and worked hard during the Christmas holidays.