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Épargnée contre un mur en 1990, une baptiste libanaise a appris à servir ceux qu'elle craignait

Rosette Mansour raconte à Baptist Press comment le service des réfugiés syriens l'a guérie.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 1 h ago · 1 min read
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En octobre 1990, au dernier jour de la guerre civile, des soldats syriens armés ont plaqué la famille de Rosette Mansour contre un mur, raconte-t-elle à Baptist Press. Enceinte, elle tenait son fils de neuf mois. Un char libanais a tiré sur les soldats et la famille a été épargnée.

Après des années de prière et de jeûne, elle a servi des réfugiés syriens à Beyrouth. « En servant mes ennemis, je n'ai plus d'ennemis », dit-elle. Elle travaille aujourd'hui pour Middle East Bible Outreach aux États-Unis.

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