A Life of Ministry: An Interview with Rosette Mansour
A Life of Ministry: An Interview with Rosette Mansour By Hunter Williamson June 16, 2025 In May, Thimar said farewell to Rosette Mansour, our Senior Partner Relations Officer, after 40 years of faithful service. A few weeks before she left Lebanon to join her...
Bearing Fruit In Its Season
Bearing Fruit In Its Season By Wissam Nasrallah June 16, 2025 “By this my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit and so prove to be my disciples.” – John 15:8 Early summer in Lebanon is a beautiful time — the season of peaches, prunes, loquats, and wild...
Attention! We Have A New Mailing Address
Our mailing address has changed, so make sure to update your records accordingly.
Solid Roots, Infinite Horizons: Lebanon commemorates 13th National Day
Solid Roots, Infinite Horizons: Lebanon commemorates 13th National Day By Daniella Daou April 17, 2025 On April 10, Lebanon celebrated the 13th annual National Day for Students with Learning Difficulties, a day that has become a powerful symbol of cultural...
Raising New Timothies
Raising New Timothies By Jad Tabet April 17, 2025 In 2022, I wrote an article on the importance of youth empowerment and engagement in church ministry and how that could help our kids find meaning for their lives in Christlike ways, both inside and outside the Church....
A Lighthouse in the Storm: An overview of BBS’ war response
A Lighthouse in the Storm: An overview of BBS’ war response By Jad Tabet March 13, 2025 Sitting in his office at Beirut Baptist School (BBS) in Msaytbeh, a predominantly Muslim neighborhood in the middle of Beirut, Jean-Pierre beamed with energy. The smile on his face...
Thimar-MEBO Impact Report 2023 – 2024
Thimar’s 2023 – 2024 Impact Report. This annual report includes testimonies and figures from each of Thimar’s six ministries, as well as an overview of our war response efforts.
Caught in Lebanon’s modern day slavery system, her only hope was Jesus
The war in Lebanon has made life harder for Hayat and many of the other 176,000 migrant workers estimated to be in the country. But her hardships, like those of other migrant women, began long before conflict flared up between Hezbollah and Israel.