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Jayson Casper

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Correspondent with Christianity Today, sympathetic observer with the people of the Middle East
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The Manifold Trauma of Middle East Wars

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By Jayson Casper
| Substack
Celia Khater, a Lebanese clinical psychiatrist, had just finished another long day of counseling. Client after depressed client confessed their loss of hope, lack of motivation, and struggles with anxiety. Teenagers concerned her the most. Khater works also as the counselor for Beirut Baptist School, where her calendar is full. It didn’t used to be that way. When she began her practice 16 years ago, parents of troubled students wouldn’t answer her phone calls.
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Yes or No on “Christian”

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By Jayson Casper
| Substack
Arab reaction to the new name for the Evangelical Press Association. The Evangelical Press Association (EPA) is now the Christian Communicators Network (CCN). Late last night the EPA announced the results of its referendum on the unanimous board recommendation to rename itself. The 300-member organization, representing over 20 million readers, considered the reasons behind each new term and approved the initiative 57 to 42 percent.
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How Arab Christian History Challenges the Arab Christian Present

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By Jayson Casper
| Substack
A Middle Eastern scholar honors the forgotten genius of his people. Imagine yourself as a Jew in first century Galilee. You have taken an interest in a rabbi named Jesus, whose message about some confusing “kingdom” both resonates with and differs from the faith as you’ve always known it. Rome crucifies him as they do with so many, but your heart comes alive as his closest followers tell you God raised him from the dead. You join the community. You break bread together. God is redeeming his people.
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