Belize, a Central American country nicknamed “the Jewel of the Caribbean,” is known for its variety of distinct cultures. The geography boasts pristine beaches, lush rain forests, and rainbow-colored reefs; however, something has been creating fractures in this gem of the Caribbean, namely, the breakdown of the family. Burdened by the need for stronger marriages …
Dr. Dan Kletzing can testify to the power and the faithfulness of our God as he followed a calling to provide the gospel message to lost families in rural Belize. Dr. Kletzing was introduced to the people of Belize while on a medical missions trip. Sometime after that trip, he felt a call to return …
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. Since 2016, they have provided quality programming with gospel broadcasts interwoven …
Bryan and Kevin are working with our MB-3 SonSet® radios. This latest generation of SonSet radios has an SD card to store content in the native language of a specific people group. Related to the SonSet radio, as one of his projects this summer, Bryan created an excel spreadsheet to perform a cost analysis for the …
SonSet® radios are delivering God’s word to some of the most remote places on earth. Mamoud Marah, Director of Radio Shalom in Sierra Leone, reports, “The distribution of the solar radios has created a big impact in the community. [It] has turned the face of the [ministry] into a community approach.” Mamoud continues, “It is indeed …
Though held in customs in Côte d’Ivoire for some time, we are grateful that the shipment of SonSet® radios has been released. We praise the Lord that some of these radios have been given out already. Please pray as the distribution of these radios continues and that many will hear God’s words of hope for them.
Mangochi, Malawi, with its tropical savanna climate, tall palm trees, and coconuts for sale in the streets is the home of Radio Lilanguka, which has an incredibly positive response from its listeners, the Yao people. SIM Malawi in their website article called “Reaching the unreached over the airwaves” explains that despite almost 20 years of …
Despite COVID-19, we had 14 teams of staff, spouses and children help us prepare 4,170 radios going to 15 countries.
According to the World Bank, 20% of the world’s population lives in areas of the world where there is no access to electricity. That is approximately 1.2 billion people, most of who live in the developing world. Christian radio broadcasters see these same regions of the world as fertile ground for telling others about Jesus. …
