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Empowering Refugee Education: Our New Program Begins!
Providentially, the perfect tutor was waiting for this opportunity. Meet Nermin: a junior at Middle East University, with two years of teaching experience, and fluent in Arabic and English. Nermin is loved by both the parents and...
Stepping Stones
As a little girl, I loved to step from stone to stone, hopping along a pathway…going somewhere even if it was just in my active imagination. Hop, hop, hop. Sometimes, I would miss the leap, but no harm was done…I would just jump right back onto the stone and continue...
Not Wanted
As the literal potholes deepen and are harder to dodge on the streets of Beirut, Lebanon so is the situation with the refugees. Meaning them being here is creating a deeper hole in the economic situation and they are having a harder time dodging...
To Give Courage
Winter has settled into Lebanon with days and days of rain, leaving every apartment struggling with humidity and a damp cold that settles deep into your bones. Whether rich or poor we all are affected by this chill and wetness, that can leave the walls of one’s house...
“Small” Miracles
Lately, I have been pondering the power of small miracles. I am not talking about the walls of Jericho falling or baby Jesus being born of a virgin. No. Those are “big” miracles. I mean tiny miracles. Perhaps one would not even call them miracles? Allow me...
A Christmas Message From Each Board Member
Our amazing board members wanted to pause and “be still” with you. Sharing who they are as families and sending you a message. I have no doubt that their involvement with Woven Dignity impacts their families. Both in their sacrificial giving and in their example. As I...