Impact Stories

We used to walk with a donkey cart to a seasonal river down the valley that would take an hour, and more hours back because of the steepness and weight.

One stormy evening in a small village outside Tabora, Tanzania, an elderly man named Juma sat alone in his mud‑brick house. Rain hammered the tin roof, and the wind slipped through the cracks like a cold breath.

Imagine a church service where only those seated in the front can follow the message, while others strain to hear and slowly lose interest.

She could either end her life or lock up her kids in a room and leave. This was the desperate story of one of the listeners of Choma 102.3 FM.

Can a required senior design project increase college engineering students’ interest in advancing the gospel?

It is illegal to evangelize in some countries. Despite the danger, ministries are asking for help in establishing radio stations for the sake of the gospel.

Damion became deaf at a young age and spent years struggling to find acceptance.

How can children in poverty‑stricken communities gain practical education when teachers, textbooks, and even school buildings are scarce?

They suffered isolation from society. A lack of roads and social stigma caused them to live remotely – two hours by car and one on foot to reach the village.