“I want to be the radio tower!” A little girl yelled excitedly, holding her hand up high. Coming up front when she was selected, she raised her hands above her head and pressed them together into a point, playing the role of a broadcast tower. The other volunteers played the parts of missionary radio broadcaster, […]
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The Cotahuasi Canyon in southern Peru is often described as one of the most rugged landscapes on earth. The change in elevation is staggering, from the riverbed below to the majestic Andean mountains that rise dramatically into the sky. Yet, scattered across this jagged terrain are remote Quechua Indians still living on Inca and pre-Inca
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Disheveled and weary, the man stepped into the office of Radio Joy looking like he had been beaten. “Please, help me,” he pleaded. “Our little girl, our toddler, was in the market with my wife and disappeared into the crowd. We have been looking everywhere for three days and nights but cannot find our child.
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“RUN! Run far away!” These words echoed in her mind. It was what her aunt had told her with a final hug a year ago. Amara* was born into a strong religious family, one of seven children, in a West African country. She was adopted by her aunt at the age of five. Her aunt
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How do you reach a remote people group with the gospel when, unless you are a family relation, it is against the law to speak or meet with them? This was the reality for an indigenous people group in Ecuador called the Tagaeri, who live deep in the Amazon rainforest. With no ties to the
“Making disciples who become disciple-makers.” This is the passion of iTEE Global (Internet Theological Education by Extension), whose goal is to provide biblical ministry education to church leaders around the world. One such church leader is a man named Francis Macauley in Sierra Leone who pastors a church in the capital city of Freetown. Taking
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A fierce young Samburu Moran (warrior) called the radio studio phone line. Sobbing, he gave his life to Christ. Desiring to change, he surrendered his gun to the government. This was the gun he had used for years to rustle cattle and attack people on the roads. In addition, he encouraged three of his warrior
Oxygen – essential for life, and especially vital to have available if you need hospitalization. In the Hospital of Hope (HoH) in northern Togo, the capacity of the hospital’s oxygen concentration system was inadequate to keep up with the increasing patient population. Doctors had to choose who would receive life-giving oxygen – a choice no
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Mama, my tummy hurts! I’m thirsty, Mama! Why can’t I have a drink of water? The cries of the children in the village of Alumenda would break their mothers’ hearts. Deep in the southern region of Malawi there was little hope for clean water without a dependable pump in their village. The nearby river water
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Sitting in a fertile valley surrounded by mountains is one of the tallest Jesus statues in the world. Cochabamba, the fourth largest city in Bolivia, is located here, known as the “City of Eternal Spring” because of its mild temperatures all year round. It is also home to Christian radio station Mosoj Chaski, which in