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We’ve received many inquiries for ways in which you can help with relief efforts in Lebanon following the tragic explosion in Beirut on Tuesday, August 4. Donations can be made to the Tying Vines partners listed below. These partners are all personally involved in ministry and relief efforts in Lebanon. They will direct the funds to local relief efforts as needs become clearly identified.
Beirut Team

The church of Corsaire Vining, Steven Wilbur & the Blacks was heavily damaged by the blast. The church is currently engaged in providing relief to the community where the church is located. Please donate here if you would like to support their efforts.

Walk With Me

Walk-with-Me and it’s partners in Lebanon have teams on the ground working on meeting basic needs, supporting recovery efforts and replacing supplies for it’s long-term programs which were lost in the blast. Please donate here if you would like to support their efforts.

ECC

Through Lebanese members of the church, ECC is partnering with a local Lebanese community that is providing direct relief aid and supporting recovery efforts. Please donate here if you would like to support this effort.

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