In August 2020, the Beirut explosion caused devastation, and numerous organizations rushed to provide support to affected families. However, children were often left out of the aid. This led us to launch the Beyond the Box program with the aim of serving underprivileged families and providing relief for their children while sharing the message of Jesus. Through partnerships with local churches, we distribute Bible-themed food parcels to needy children and share the message of God's love with the families served. Our goal is to establish strong relationships between the families and local churches and eventually see them come to faith in Christ.

"Performing arts can accomplish long-term educational, social, emotional, and spiritual goals more effectively than even the best-produced digital media." New Heights' team performs Gospel-centered drama productions in various venues in Lebanon, including schools, churches, and centers, to engage and educate children and teens with Biblical truths and principles. This interactive form of performing arts helps the audience relate to, learn from, and recall all the discussed concepts, making it an invaluable opportunity to connect children with the Gospel message creatively. These 40-minute productions offer a unique and memorable experience for children to learn and interact with lively characters, music, stories, puppets, skits, games, and clowns.

"LinabniHayatahom is our digital resource library for anyone ministering to children in Arabic." The resources found on this website are there to equip churches to serve their children. Having good, culturally appropriate resources at hand in their own language allows Sunday School teachers to bring the word of God to children in creative and engaging ways. www.linabnihayatahom.org

"Women in refugee camps are living under terrible conditions. In addition to dealing with the fact that their community perceives them as second-class humans, they battle adverse circumstances." The high prevalence of non-communicable diseases in the camps and the lack of proper sanitation make their lives insufferable. On top of that, they have to deal with various health risks during and after pregnancy, domestic and gender-based violence, and poverty. Our team runs Mothers’ Clubs in those camps for pregnant women and mothers with young children to train and educate them in early childhood development, nutrition, health, hygiene, literacy, cooking, and even small-scale agriculture. We supply them with vitamins for themselves and their children to reduce malnutrition and maintain healthy development. In addition to that, we provide them with medical care and regular counseling sessions through our Mobile Counseling Unit.

The 3:11 Look was relaunched this year in partnership with local churches, continuing to bring dignity, joy, and meaningful connection to families in need. Each distribution was thoughtfully organized, with churches preparing welcoming spaces where families were received with hospitality and care. People arrived in small groups, allowing each family time to choose clothing with dignity and without pressure. Many shared how valued they felt through the simple act of selecting items that truly fit their needs. In several locations, families stepped into a church for the very first time. Conversations about Jesus emerged naturally, and churches reported beautiful moments of connection. In one outreach, 20 families were introduced to the church, each spending intentional time with the Pastor. In another location near a mosque, women from Muslim backgrounds expressed gratitude and openness during their visit. One church distributed 30 Bibles to new families during an outreach, while another outreach was hosted in a family’s home reflecting both flexibility and deep community spirit. Across every location, churches and families alike expressed joy and gratitude. The consistent feedback was simple yet powerful: people felt cared for, welcomed, and seen. Through 3:11 Look, the Church continues to embody Christ’s love in practical ways, opening doors, building trust, and planting seeds of hope.

With over 1.5 million refugees currently residing in Lebanon, New Heights is dedicated to working with the Syrian population. We view this as a divine opportunity to share God's Word and provide sustainable hope amidst their devastating circumstances. Made Clean provides a mobile laundry service and an engaging children's program to serve the practical needs of Syrian refugees living in camps. Families who do not have access to laundry services benefit from this much-needed resource while their children participate in an interactive, educational, and spiritually uplifting biblical program. This initiative serves as a direct avenue to the community, making it a powerful tool for building relationships and spreading hope among those who need it most.