The love of a Father, the care of a Father, the presence of a Father, the image of a Father – isn’t that what we miss so often in today’s world? I know…as the loss of my Father so profoundly affected my childhood. In Lebanon, during the 1980s civil war,...
Flying from Dallas back to Boston, I got stuck in a breathtaking movie – the remake of Agatha Christie’s “Murder On The Orient Express” – where the detective of the murder is on board and tries to solve it. Leaving out the ending in the event you have yet to...
Syria in few words… In the past 7 years, millions of people have fled their home country of Syria – running for their lives to the neighboring countries of Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey and places beyond. Hundreds of thousands of Syrian men, women and children have also died in the fighting....
When I started this post, I was thinking about an appropriate title for it. A number of ideas came to mind, most of them sarcastic! As I am determined to be taken seriously, I’ve chosen “Going Global, Getting Gobbled” with 4Gs, a title that keeps me up-to-date, but will probably...
Dear Reader, We are so happy that through the past seventeen years, Your prayers and partnership have been a true blessing this year. Leaning towards its end, we’re happy to announce that 2017 was full of His mercies, His compassion, and His providence. There are several ways you can be...
