Nations

“This is the first time that I have listened to your program.

The Tsaatan people are nomadic herders of reindeer. They are very superstitious, and there are no known Christian believers among them. You are broadcasting to them with FEBC.

Welcome to our sixth reflection for Lent 2019. Who was watching the purchase of the pearl?

Welcome to our fifth reflection for Lent 2019. Who finds treasure and valuable pearls?

Welcome to our forth reflection for Lent 2019. What motivated the worker to buy the field?

Welcome to our third reflection for Lent 2019. Why find treasure and then hide it again?

Welcome to our second reflection for Lent 2019. Each Wednesday we are Reading, Thinking, and Praying.

Welcome to our first reflection for Lent 2019. Lent is a beautiful season of solemn preparation for Easter.

Question: I understand that you have a number of stations that broadcast into North Korea, but that the radios available in North Korea will only receive preset frequencies of government approved stations. Do you currently have a program for delivering radios to listeners in North Korea? Answer: Do we ever! We have two methods for distributing radios…

Eduard Kurylenko practiced his English for some time in order to send you this special message of thanks, from Kiev Ukraine. This brief one-minute video is a sincere word of gratitude for your prayers and support. See behind the microphones and meet the real people who you support. They are very grateful to you, and so…

This Easter FEBC Mongolia is broadcasting special programmes including Lee Strobel’s book “The Case for Christ” across the capital city and nine other provinces! The events of that incredible Passover season will echo across Mongolia on our network of FM stations like WindFM in UlaanBaatar. To celebrate and support this special Easter outreach FEBC New Zealand…

Matt Perry recently sat down with John Peachey at Radio Rhema, and had a friendly chat about some not-so-friendly places where radio is delivering hope. John asked Matt about the power of media broadcasting to overcome normal boundaries and get into places where people, and even the internet sometimes, cannot reach. You can hear the full interview…