I was weak in expressing my point of view. But when I watched the program, I learned how to find the point of dialogue with others. It helped me get the idea across; using dialogue and the point of communication with others.

When the program used to start, I used to sit with my family and watch it together, and later discuss it. We liked the episode that talked about how God created Adam and Eve to have one mind and work together. And that the woman is not “Less than”, but she is a helper suitable for her husband in cooperation and companionship.

We took a decision, as a family, that we want to be cooperative together, and to have counsel and dialogue between us. So that we can reach out to others outside.

My kids, being grown-ups, benefitted from the material presented in their works and schools. They were able to set out in life in a better way. Because they had support to benefit from. Thank you for your ministry.

I thank the Lord for this program for that it has created in me something new: It made me calmer and more patient. It has significantly impacted my spiritual life; I can now sit, read the Bible and listen clearly to the voice of God. Consequently, my relationship with the Lord changed and grew to maturity. It has also helped set me free from nervousness, irritation and sensitivity. Consequently, it has hugely impacted my ministry with women. I changed the way I treated them; I used to deal with them nervously. But now I accept the woman, understand her and embrace her the way she is.

I have been watching your program from Sudan. I am thrilled to have met one of Balshi Min Hon TV presenters in a conference I attended. And I am impressed by the program especially that it cares about women and their issues.

I serve in the Holy land in the media and Internet field and all what is related to technology. My heart in general is directed toward women and nations. My target group of beneficiaries is every Arab within the web. I am following up their needs and trying to destroy preconceptions and spiritual barriers for the sake of igniting the light of the Gospel.

In order to achieve this purpose, we are using your TV episodes on YouTube in our ministry. With the purpose of providing the people we serve with rich visual and written material in regards to women rights and needs. Touching women’s pain and inner-heart is our end result.

I loved the new show Balshi Min Hon TV program. The content discussed and the material presented was very fruitful and helpful to me a a man living in Saudi Arabia.

I have just learned why my ministry in evangelism is stagnant and ineffective. I’ll take this challenge: I will sit with my husband and sons and directly ask them what they think of me as a woman. 

Our society needs women like you.

You have done a great, notable job because it is hard to break artificial, predetermined stereotypes which have led to the unfair treatment of women over the centuries in our society. A strong tool is required to break this erroneous mindset.

I care a lot about women’s issues and especially those relating to the Arab girl; it is why I cherish your program. You motivate us. I have watched two episodes from Balshi Min Hon. I enjoyed them a lot. I felt that every woman from any community can learn from them and simply apply the teaching. The episode about “Women Emotions” was wonderful and practical. I am sure that every woman has definitely learned lots of things relevant for her life. I think it is a very nice program with a good level of material and presentation, I liked it. May the Lord bless you and use you to liberate the mind and soothe the pain.

One virtuous woman in the society is better than a million corrupt men. What I heard was logical; when a woman is educated, holds a certificate, and earns herself a reputation, it is a great achievement!

If it is about having a salary, she can work and earn money too, the same as her man counterpart if not better. She can do it!

We definitely need such a program that talks about the woman. We need to educate the new generation and leave them a legacy to inherit and follow in our footsteps.