Tag Archives: Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding

Listening and Learning in the Middle East

Posted on November 15, 2008 by Stephen Sizer

What it means to act as an advocate for global engagement. Christianity Today Lynne Hybels What struck me most as my Arab driver artfully maneuvered the roundabouts and winding streets of Amman, Jordan, was the sense of timelessness in a … Continue reading →

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Christian Leaders Conduct International Dialogue on Middle Eastern Church Crises

Posted on November 6, 2008 by Stephen Sizer

AMMAN, JORDAN – In a strategic gathering of Middle Eastern, European and American Christian leaders, westerners were given an inside view of the Middle Eastern Church’s struggle in a war-torn land. Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding’s (EMEU) Sounds of Hope … Continue reading →

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Christian Leaders Conduct International Dialogue on Middle East Church Crisis

Posted on October 24, 2008 by Stephen Sizer

AMMAN, JORDAN – In a strategic gathering of Middle Eastern, European and American Christian leaders, westerners were given an inside view of the Middle Eastern Church’s struggle in a war-torn land. Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding’s (EMEU) Sounds of Hope … Continue reading →

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