Generosity in a Time of Great Need
John grew up with one functioning leg having had polio as a child. Despite this limitation, he was determined to go to medical school.
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Church Under a Tree
One Sunday morning the man showed up at the gate with his family members for a radio church service. Since there was no church building, they sat under a tree.
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A Guiding Voice
It was a hot, dusty road. All she could think of was getting to her destination. The rope in her hand reminded her how badly she wanted it all to end. She just couldn’t do this anymore.
More Than a Voice
Imagine 24 choirs coming together to sing praises to the Lord! Imagine six new churches begun in just six years, all due to the influence of a Christian radio station.
A Glimmer of Hope
On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, and there has been incredible suffering and despair for many. However, there is a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness.
A Voice in the Desert
In June of 2022, Radio Ashe Illeret went on the air. Government officials, Bible translators, NGOs, pastors and the community from as far away as the Ethiopian border gathered for the dedication.
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Eyes to See and Ears to Hear
Sylvia says, “We often get feedback from local pastors saying that they never had formal Bible training and listening to The Cross is like their opportunity to attend Bible school.”
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Reaching the Inaccessible
“How will these refugees be reached with the gospel of peace and hope in Jesus Christ?” This was the question posed to our Broadcast Solutions Team by one of the leaders of ACROSS, a ministry based in South Sudan.
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Restoring a Beacon of Light
It was 8:30 a.m. when Peniel felt the shaking from the earthquake. Was this another big one? Haiti is no stranger to these disastrous seismic waves.
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Transmitting Joy
The Kigoma Region of Tanzania has a population of over two-million people, and its central city of Kigoma is fertile ground for a message of hope. Missionaries Lowell and Claudia Wertz, from Joy in the Harvest, offer that hope through their station, Radio JOY.