WAR HAS DEVASTATED LEBANON!

War Has Devastated Christian Communities in Lebanon Will you help them?

In the biblical lands of Lebanon, Christian families are facing devastation. War and economic collapse have shattered communities, even in recent months. Especially in the southern region, villages once full of life now stand in ruins. Aid workers travelling through the area describe driving through ghost towns that look like scenes from a post-apocalyptic film.

Homes destroyed.
Fields ruined.
Families displaced.

And yet, the Christian faith is still alive. Today, our brothers and sisters in Lebanon urgently need your help.

“Thank you for not abandoning us.”

Sister Maya El Beaino works on the front lines of this crisis. She leads the distribution of aid to families who have lost everything. Despite bombardment and hardship, she refused to leave the people who depend on her. Her message to supporters like you is simple: “We are so thankful to ACN for not abandoning us… and helping us carry out our mission in this difficult time.” Through ACN’s help, families are receiving: food, medicine, shelter and help with school fees. But the need is growing every day.

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A Church That Refuses to Disappear

Lebanon has always been a place where Christians and Muslims live side-by-side. Even today, religious congregations work tirelessly to promote Christian ideals often in areas where Christians are a minority. And something remarkable is happening. Many Muslim parents send their children to Catholic schools, because they know their children will learn values such as: solidarity, forgiveness and human dignity. These schools are the future of Lebanon. But many families can no longer afford to send their children.

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Destroyed Fields. Enduring Faith.

The reality in southern Lebanon is heartbreaking. Many villages have been devastated by conflict. Historic Christian communities were caught in the crossfire and suffered terribly. Agriculture once sustained many families. Now: fields have been destroyed, livelihoods lost and families forced to leave their homes. Many have fled to Beirut or beyond in search of work. Those who remain are struggling simply to survive. Yet they refuse to abandon their faith.

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Three Ways You Can Help Christians in Lebanon

Your generosity can bring immediate relief and long-term hope.

Provide Christian education for a child

For children whose lives have been shattered by war and economic collapse, Catholic schools offer a path to a brighter future. Your gift can help provide Christian education for a child in Lebanon, keeping faith and hope alive for the next generation.

Give €25 – Educate a child

Support the selfless work of Sisters in Lebanon

Sisters are serving tirelessly in the most difficult conditions. They refuse to abandon the people who rely on them. With your support, Sisters like Sister Maya can continue providing food, medicine and care to families in desperate need.

Please support the Sisters today

Offer emergency aid for displaced Christian families

Tens of thousands of people remain displaced. Many Christian families have lost their homes and livelihoods. Your generosity can provide emergency aid such as food, medicine and shelter for those who have nowhere else to turn.

Provide emergency aid today

Your Gift Brings Hope Today. Every gift — large or small — helps support projects like:

Emergency aid for displaced families

Christian education for children

Support for religious Sisters serving the poor

Your generosity reminds Christians in Lebanon that they have not been forgotten. And it gives them strength to continue their mission. Our brethren in Lebanon need your support. Will you help them?

Thank you for standing with our suffering brothers and sisters in Lebanon.

Through your compassion, the Church can continue to bring faith and love to those who need it most.

God bless you.

Aid to the Church in Need is a Pontifical Foundation of the Catholic Church and registered in Malta Reg. No. LPF-212 as a Foundation regulated by the second schedule of the Civil Code Chapter (16) of the Laws of Malta.

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