Stories of Hope

There is a terrible civil war raging in Yemen. Multiple factions have been tearing the nation apart. But God is graciously at work…

“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.

The church has announced that no party member or non-adults are allowed to go to the church anymore.

In Thailand, the majority of our FEBC Bible correspondence students are in prison.

I met a listener in Asia and I noticed him because he only had half an arm!

Your broadcast about the evilness of adultery got to me. I finally understood that this is wrong before God.

Mrs P received Christ when she was in Singapore, but after this life-changing decision her husband and Mother in law chased her out of the house.

Mrs. H. sells eggs in the market for a living to take care of her 10-year old granddaughter. They have very few belongings, but they have plenty of hope.

“North Korea is a self-isolated country that lacks all freedom. Countless people die from hunger.”

My name is Jaina. I am Kazakh nationality. My husband and I have two children. We live in Hovd province.

I volunteered to be a soldier to the southern border area when she was just over a year old and I never went back home again.