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Peace in the Middle East has been discussed, negotiated, and fought over for generations. Less often discussed is what any lasting peace would mean for one of the region's oldest and most vulnerable communities: Middle East Christians.

In a region dominated by conflict, bombs, bullets, missiles, and people fleeing as refugees, a quiet but powerful movement is unfolding.

The churches throughout the Middle East are in a season of ongoing spiritual war amid intense physical war.

On behalf of Village Hope Renewal Kenya, we would like to share a powerful story from our recent community outreach in Kiwanjani village-a story that reflects both the deep suffering in our communities and the life-changing impact of your support.

At Footprint Ministry, we have been called to live out the Great Command—to go and make disciples and see one person lead another to Christ.

The wars are taking their toll on everyone. For those involved in compassion ministries, it is not only emotionally and physically draining. There is also tremendous spiritual warfare in the Middle East that we face.

I received a message from our teams in Lebanon and Kurdistan-Iraq that the situation in their regions is calm… for now… asking me to visit them. That was Sunday. I am now in Lebanon.

The situation in Iran and Kurdistan-Iraq remains dire, and believers in Iran are at great risk.