The Middle East and North Africa Union of the Seventh-day Adventist Church website serves as the central hub for news, resources, and information for Seventh-day Adventist communities within its geographical region.
A powerful story from Beirut highlighting the Hope Arising meetings at Arise Beirut, where lives were changed and new believers took steps of faith. Among them was 16-year-old Rumi*, whose search for meaning led him to discover Jesus and find a supportive community that helped him grow and commit his life to God.
A joyful weekend retreat gathered a diverse group of young people and guests for renewal, connection, and spiritual growth. Blending uplifting activities with moments of reflection and prayer, the event fostered unity, strengthened faith, and inspired hope for future Youth Alive initiatives in MENA.
Life Sketch: Mrs. Josephine Khoury
Middle East North Africa Union Officers Elected For Upcoming Quinquennium
A joyful celebration marked 36 years of God’s leading at Dubai Central Seventh-day Adventist Church. From humble beginnings in the 1980s to a thriving, multicultural congregation of over 500 members, the anniversary honored God’s faithfulness, unity, and the continued mission to serve and grow together in faith.
Remembering the life of Mr. Esber Hanna Issa (October 31, 1945 - October 12, 2025)
Over 80 senior youth leaders were commissioned in the Gulf Field, UAE, during the first Senior Youth Leadership Convention, equipping Adventist youth for ministry and community engagement across the Middle East and North Africa.
During Lebanon’s recent conflict, the Seventh-day Adventist Church and affiliated organizations provided food, shelter, medical care, and hope to thousands of displaced families, demonstrating faith through compassionate action.
In Beirut, the Adventist School in Mouseitbeh has opened its doors to shelter families fleeing the escalating conflict in southern Lebanon, providing refuge, care, and hope amid war and loss.
Adventist youth are alive and well–and sharing life with other young people.
