Reach Much Greater Than Expected in Kyrgyzstan!
Our newest FM station is on-air with test broadcasts, and the audience is not what was expected! While we anticipated a reach of around 300,000
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First Response Radio Deployed in the Philippines.
TYPHOON KOPPU/LANDO is causing destruction in the Aurora Province of the Philippines, and FEBC’s partner First Response Radio has deployed to the area. Local staff trained
Skywaves Spring 2015
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Religious Russia: Then and Now.
I recently introduced you to Victor Akhterov, director of Russian Ministries with FEBC. This week I want to share an audio interview he did in
FEBC Announcer Stunned to Silence!
Russian Ministries Director Victor Akhterov shared recently of how a caller in Russia stunned him into silence with her challenging question. Victor was speaking about
Not Just Cute. Radical!
FEBC’s Mongolia team have done it again. In line with our idea that we communicate “On air, online, and on the ground” some of the
Blog4You
If you haven’t seen this, FEBC NZ Director Matt Perry writes a regular blog. Designed to encourage and inspire you in your relationship with God,
“We used to fight…”
FamilyFM in Phnom Penh is a source of love, education, and peace for families all over the country. This is Mr Sat and his family, a school teacher in Takeo Province, Cambodia. He says something very simple but quite profound –
Skywaves Winter 2015
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Nepal Quake Update #6
Disaster Response Radio is different to regular programming. Mike Adams and his team spent several days training the local media in Rasuwa (north central Nepal) to
Nepal Quake Update #5
Our First Response Radio team arrived in the northern region on Wednesday and Radio Rasuwa was back on air in one hour! Praise God for technology
Nepal Quake Update #4
Our First Response Radio partners have been cooperating with aid agencies in Kathmandu and are now moving out to the northern district of Rasuwa (see