Location: The Heritage Foundation's Lehrman Auditorium
Are the people of the Middle East being touched by voices and
messages that are not military or security forces? Are they able to
receive uncensored information including an accurate presentation
of the biblical message of hope and faith? Is Christianity still
alive in the Middle East? The answer is decidedly "YES." SAT-7®
is a Christian satellite television ministry that for 10 years has
been a voice to people throughout the Middle East.
Join us at The Heritage Foundation and hear from a panel of
experts who are delivering messages of hope, opportunity, civil
society…and faith on a daily basis 24 hours a day. Original
programming in Arabic, Farsi and Turkish languages communicates via
satellite television into millions of homes and families in the
Middle East.
Satellite television is a phenomenon in the Middle East and
North Africa. Across this region some 175 million people have
satellite television in their homes. In some countries, the number
of homes with television exceeds 90% of all households. This
presentation will explain how and why some 6 million or more people
in the Middle East watch SAT-7. Our experts will share the latest
information concerning current events in the region and the
importance of an uncensored satellite television presence in the
Middle East and North Africa. Join us for "The Untold Story in the
Middle East!"
More About the Speakers
Terence Ascott
Founder and CEO,
SAT-7 International,
Cyprus
Dr. Habib Badr
Senior Pastor,
National Evangelical Church of Beirut,
Lebanon
Rita El Mounayer
Programming Director,
SAT-7 International,
Cyprus
Moderator:
Debra Brink
Acting Executive Director,
SAT-7 International
Hosted By
Becky Norton Dunlop
Vice President, External Relations
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