Salvada ante un muro en 1990, una bautista libanesa aprendió a servir a quienes temía
Rosette Mansour cuenta a Baptist Press cómo servir a refugiados sirios sanó una vieja herida.

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En octubre de 1990, el último día de la guerra civil, soldados sirios armados pusieron a la familia de Rosette Mansour contra un muro, relató a Baptist Press. Embarazada, sostenía a su hijo de nueve meses. Un tanque libanés disparó contra los soldados y la familia se salvó.
Tras años de oración y ayuno, sirvió a refugiados sirios en Beirut. «Al servir a mis enemigos, ya no hay enemigos», dice. Hoy trabaja con Middle East Bible Outreach en Estados Unidos.
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