Who we are
Rabih is a computer and telecommunications engineer.
Rola has degrees in psychology and theology.
And Rey—our joyful baby boy—completes our family.
Two different paths, yet one and the same profound conviction: God MAKES all things beautiful in His time—at the perfect time.
Serving full-time in ministry, our calling is to make this faithful God known.
In all that we do, we are learning to do it… IN HIS TIME.
Our calling as a family in mission
Trusting in God’s timing and convinced of His omnipotence, we believe that no external change is lasting without inner transformation.
This conviction has shaped our entire life as a family. It is the foundation of our ministry, our choices, and our obedience. Our engagement in ministry is not occasional or peripheral — it is full-time, lived daily, and carried as a family.
Our ministry context & spiritual family (WEC)
It was with great joy that we found a true family within WEC France (Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ).
Following two months of training, we officially became members of WEC International (WI) on November 29, 2025, joining the ranks of missionaries known as “weccers.”
Our ministry — including our family’s engagement — is now formally linked to this global mission network.
The ministry framework: NOÛS International
Our mission is not only a personal calling — it is carried through an official Christian nonprofit organization:
NOÛS International, an association under French law, created to serve the Church and the vulnerable through the Gospel in action.
Rabih is the president of the association, and Rola is a board member.
The name NOÛS, drawn from Greek, means intelligence or mind, and reflects the heart of our calling:
“A renewed mind for a transformed life” (Romans 12:2)
Through NOÛS International, we work alongside local churches to help them fulfill their mission beyond the walls — including its spiritual, social, and economic dimensions, as powerfully illustrated in Matthew 25:31–46.
The main project in France: NOÛS Solidarity Center
In France, our ministry is centered around a concrete and deeply heartfelt initiative: the NOÛS Solidarity Center, planned to launch in 2026 in the Grand Est region.
France is going through a profound economic and identity crisis. Poverty is rising, insecurity is growing, and many people are losing hope and direction. But beyond the social challenges, we believe there is also a spiritual urgency.
Our calling as a family is to walk alongside local churches, so that they can become not only places of worship, but also places of refuge — real sources of help, both spiritual and socio-economic, for those who are struggling.
This Social and Solidarity Center is designed to embody the Gospel beyond the walls of the church, through practical love and concrete support, including:
- Essential goods at significantly reduced costs
- A solidarity supermarket
- A thrift store
- A Christian coffee shop
- Workshops, counseling, and accompaniment
In the Grand Est region, this mission will extend to families living in precarity, people facing isolation, refugees, and displaced persons — all carrying urgent human and spiritual needs.
Our desire is simple: to restore dignity, rebuild community, and reveal Christ’s compassion in tangible ways.
France — which once sent missionaries to the nations — now needs to be re-evangelized. And our vision goes further still: to reach France, so that France may once again reach Europe, as it has done in the past.
Our engagement in Lebanon
Since 2020, we have been actively engaged in Lebanon — a country deeply impacted by crisis, yet holding a unique promise in God’s plan.
Lebanon, the land of cedars, once historically influential and evangelized from the earliest centuries, is now broken. Yet Scripture announces that it will rise again and become a beacon for the Middle East:
“Lebanon will be turned into a fruitful field…” (Isaiah 29:17)
This promise will not fulfill itself without obedience and action.
Why Lebanon matters:
- It is the only country in the Middle East where it is possible to train freely in Arabic-speaking Bible schools.
- Training disciples and leaders locally equips workers who can reach the entire Arabic-speaking world.
- Lebanon has always been a cultural and spiritual bridge in the region.
- The crisis has created a unique openness: hearts are ready to receive the Gospel.
According to the Joshua Project, while 31.6% of Lebanon’s population identifies as Christian, only 0.7% are Evangelical, and over 30% are refugees. This is why Lebanon is classified as an unreached nation.
How we serve on the ground
Whenever we go to Lebanon, we carry out two phases of outreach:
Phase 1 — Socio-Medical Evangelism
Evangelism through the social and medical fields with Heartfire Association. Teams consist of around 20 missionaries, primarily from the United States, France, and Lebanon.
Phase 2 — Evangelistic Campaign
Youth evenings, spiritual awakening conferences, home visits, cultural cooking workshops, discipleship, prayer sessions, and more.
Long-term vision
We are also preparing the launch of a Christian coffee shop in Lebanon, led by a local Lebanese member of the ministry. This space will foster community, meaningful conversations, and serve as a welcoming point of light.
Helping Lebanon means helping the entire Arabic-speaking world encounter Christ.
Why we are asking for support — as a family
To live and serve full-time in ministry, our family relies entirely on partnerships.
Our monthly family support need is approximately €4,500, which covers:
- Essential goods at significantly reduced costs
- A solidarity supermarket
- A thrift store
- A Christian coffee shop
- Workshops, counseling, and accompaniment
This campaign is exclusively dedicated to supporting our family in mission.
We’ve set an initial goal of €27,000, which represents approximately six months of support, allowing our family to continue serving full-time in France and Lebanon without interruption.
How your gift is used (Family Campaign)
By supporting this campaign, you are:
- Enabling us to serve full-time in France and Lebanon
- Covering our family’s living and ministry-related expenses
- Allowing us to remain fully available for the work God has entrusted to us
If you would like to pray with us and receive updates, please email:
📩 choueiryfamilynews@gmail.com
You may also contact us on WhatsApp:
📞 +33 7 66829029
May the name of Jesus be known throughout all the earth.
