March27 , 2023

    Christians in Lebanon Ask for Prayers After Beirut Blast

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    Christians in Lebanon called on fellow believers around the world for prayers after a huge explosion destroyed the port area in Beirut on August 4, reports Baptist Standard.

    “After the economic collapse and the COVID crisis, now a disaster happened due to the explosion at Beirut Port,” said Lina Sawan Raad, vice president of the Baptist World Alliance and instructor at Lebanese International University. “Destruction all over Beirut. Please pray for mercy from above from our Lord. We believe that faithful prayer is very powerful.”

    People across Lebanon are looking to us in America and in the Middle Eas