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Church Story

After I received a confirmation for my call in the summer of 1996 I left my country to finish my theological studies in Germany. I joined the European Nazarene Bible College and graduated after 2 years. I came back to Lebanon in the summer of 1998 with a mission to plant a church in Beirut-Achrafieh with a promise from God from Deuteronomy 11: 10-12 and Isaiah 62:10.

The starting years were difficult and discouraging. Although I had few volunteers from my mother church working with me but we were not able to make a breakthrough in the community. The attendance was low and our resources were few. Whatever we did we were not able to attract a crowd to church. At that time, we did not have a church building but only a small room that fits 30 people maximum. Also, we did not have any place in the community outside the church walls. I remember one time we wanted to do an outreach in the community and distribute some bibles. We asked a man if we can put a table in front of his apartment that was on the main street. He let us for some time and after that he asked us to leave.

Rev. Andrew Salameh

Vision & Mission

Mission

To make Christlike disciples in Beirut, Lebanon and all the Arab World through:

1- Demonstrating God’s love to the Needy (Ministry)
2- Communicating the Good News to the Lost (Evangelism)
3- Bringing the saved to the Family (Fellowship
4- Celebrating God’s Presence (Worship)
5- Perfecting the Saints (Discipleship)
6- Sending the Called (Mission)

Vision

To see a big number of people from Beirut, Lebanon, and all the Arab World coming to Jesus in a short time

Core Values

1- Love
2- Integrity
3- Distinction
4- Partnership
5- Unity
6- Providing Local and outside Resources
7- High Involvement in the Community
8- Using Untraditional Ways to reach out with the Gospel

Church Overview

Projects

The idea of Karibi started in 2014 when refugees came to our area and requested blankets, mattresses, and…

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It is a mini market that provides food vouchers for underprivileged families, to come and get their monthly…

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It is a small restaurant that serves 40 hot meals three times per week to the elderly people…

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With the influx of Syrian refugees into Lebanon in 2012, the church received many Syrian families, and we…

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Since 2018, the church has been offering medical help regularly. After the Beirut blast, we realized that our…

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