Weekly women's discipleship meeting (Bourj Hammoud) - Relief ministry

Roots & Fruits is an emerging church-based initiative designed to equip local congregations to engage more intentionally in community transformation. Through a structured process of reflection, capacity building, and action, the initiative seeks to strengthen the role of churches as active agents of hope, service, and holistic development within their communities. While still in its early stages, Roots & Fruits reflects CPS’s long-term commitment to mobilizing faith communities as key contributors to sustainable change.

Online Bible studies over Zoom (Tuesdays and Fridays)

Weekly student meetings (Dekweneh and Zahle)

Weekly women's meeting (Dekweneh)

Bible Fridays: Character and faith formation through Bible stories, songs and crafts, helping children grow in hope and trust in Christ.

Our main offices in Dekwaneh also house a thriving School Ministry that goes to various schools in the Greater Beirut area and conducts chapels, clubs, fellowship time during recess & camps.

Our Training department shares with local youth leaders in the local churches of Beirut and Zahle the wealth of experience that YFC Lebanon has collected in youth work over the years.

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.

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.