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Powered to Empower

On 2 May, ARISE Beirut had a special dedication ceremony for our new community enrichment center, Empower Skills Center. The Empower staff and ARISE Beirut Director, Adriano Bueno, shared the vision and mission of Empower and a special prayer of blessing and dedication was prayed over the skills center and instructors. The dedication was followed…

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Roots & Purpose

New believers need to know that they are surrounded by a faith-community that loves them as they are and is there to support them, both in their spiritual-growth, and also in their personal lives. As a way to unify, support, and celebrate those who have made a decision to be baptized within the last five…

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Celebrating Cultures

Over the course of 2025, ARISE Beirut has hosted three different cultural-themed celebrations; Mexican, Brazilian and Lebanese. Each celebration party was in close proximity to that particular country's Independence Day, and all of the community around ARISE Beirut was invited. In early May, we celebrated Mexico's Independence Day with tacos, horchata, churros, mariachi music and…

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Made to Flourish

When you walk into ARISE Beirut, the first thing you pass by is the intricate beauty, aroma and color of God's imagination in our, recently-opened, flower & gift shop, Flourish Beirut. Pastor Adriano's wife, Pamela, brings her creativity and vision to ARISE Beirut to provide a welcoming atmosphere for those looking to express their love…

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Hope is Rising!

In both March and September of 2025, ARISE Beirut was blessed to have It Is Written president, John Bradshaw, present two very inspiring, 4-part evangelistic series, entitled, “Hope Arising”. As war continues in Lebanon, the people of Beirut face uncertain time, and can often feel hopeless. In order to shine a beacon of hope into…

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Bow the Knee

On April 11 & 12, 2025, ARISE Beirut hosted an Easter-season gathering, entitled "Bow the Knee", which focused on a reverent remembrance of Jesus' death and resurrection. The event was organized as a musical and worship experience, designed to draw hearts toward submission, worship, and reverence before God—symbolized by the act of “bowing the knee,”…

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