CHRISTIAN MASSACRE IN GAZA: a call to prayer
If you confess that you belong to the body of Christ, and if you believe the Scripture that teaches, “If one member suffers, all suffer together” (1 Corinthians 12:26), then this call to prayer is for you — for your fellowship, your gathering, your community meeting freely in places where death and destruction are not the daily norm. This moment is not for spectators; it is for the body. It is for those who understand that Christian solidarity is not an idea but a responsibility.
GAZA: unexpected voices rising from the rubble
This is the story of Gaza’s unsung heroes. These are names you have most likely never heard before and may never hear again, because Gaza’s life is usually reduced to headlines — verdicts of guilt or innocence, images of ruin and loss. Yet the truest portrait of Gaza is painted in small, stubborn acts of human survival: a clown bringing smiles to faces of children, a musician playing his guitar in a refugee camp, a doctor weeping with patients, students finishing an exam between shifts, children playing hopscotch in empty spaces, a soccer match in the rubble, and a church lifting prayers for those who heal.