Youssef is like many other five-year-olds. He attends kindergarten, plays with his friends at lunch, and enjoys his favorite television shows. Then, he suddenly fell ill with a high fever. Months of doctor’s visits and hospital stays couldn’t do what a television program and Jesus’s embrace could do: heal him. When Youssef suddenly fell ill,
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Kuku Sabzi is an Iranian egg-based dish that makes breakfast savory and fun! Savory or sweet, this Persian frittata is served during the Persian New Year, Nowruz, as a treat. Traditionally made with herbs, this light dish is the perfect, healthy breakfast for any family! Recipe for Kuku Sabzi, a Persian Frittata Prep 12
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Baba Gahnoush is a Lebanese meze, or starter, that is sure to make an eggplant lover out of anyone! This eggplant dip is also known as patrician salatasi (eggplant salad) in Turkey. Traditionally served with pita bread, this smokey, rich dip is a great, healthy starter for any of your summer festivities! Recipe for
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Limonana is a Lebanese drink that possibly originated in Syria or Turkey and was popularized by an advertising campaign conducted in the 1990s. Today, this refreshing, crisp, and cool drink is popular during the summer in Egypt, Cyprus, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria! A vibrant mix of lemon juice, sugar, and fresh mint, it’s a twist
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When Anahita* and her husband immigrated from Iran to the United States, they hoped for a better life. In Iran, being a Christian is difficult at best and, at worst, life-threatening. Threats and persecution led Anahita and her family to the USA, where they sought asylum. As they adjusted to their new life, Anahita found
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May 1, 2018 by Dennis Wiens Like me, you’ve no doubt given to a special ministry project or financially supported a missionary! You do this no doubt through your local church or preferred mission agency. In addition, you tithe to your local church, and support the vision and mission of your church. You have lived
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