The Syrian-Lebanese Star
The Syrian-Lebanese Star is an Arabic social-interest newspaper, and the oldest and most widely circulated Syrian-Lebanese and Arabic newspaper in the United States. It is published monthly, and is based in Jacksonville, Fl.
The Syrian-Lebanese Star is an Arabic social-interest newspaper, and the oldest and most widely circulated Syrian-Lebanese and Arabic newspaper in the United States. It is published monthly, and is based in Jacksonville, Fl.
The Trinity Broadcasting Network is the world’s largest religious network and the most watched religious channel in America. It includes programming appealing to Christians and Messianic Jews. It is based in Santa Ana, Calif.
Sky Angel is a Christian multi-channel television provider. It specializes in Faith and Family television. It is based in Naples, Fl. Contact through the website.
The Detroit Free Press provides this resource on Islam and Arab-Americans in the U.S.
National Survey of Families and Households provides resources on family life, relationships and environments across many disciplinary perspectives.
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