Cambodia
In 1957, years before the word ‘genocide’ was associated with Cambodia, FEBC began broadcasting the gospel into the country of Cambodia from its shortwave station in the Philippines.
China
When China closed its doors to foreign missionaries in 1948, FEBC moved its Asian base of operations to the Philippines. FEBC’s first broadcasts over local station KZAS went on the air on June 4, 1948 in Manila.
India
From a small beginning, FEBC India now broadcasts in 11 different Indian languages to India and the neighboring countries.
Indonesia
While Indonesia’s constitution declares that every citizen possesses freedom of religion, the government officially recognizes only six:
Japan
While Japan’s official policy on religion suggests freedom of choice, the truth is quite different: those who attend a church are oftentimes ostracized by family and friends.
Kazakhstan
Our office in Kazakhstan was officially incorporated in June 2005 with the hope of establishing local FM stations in 2 major cities: Almaty and Astana.
Mongolia
A modern day Acts, the nation of Mongolia has moved from a country steeped in Buddhism, Shamanism and atheism to one that now knows Christ; at last count 100,000 people, mostly under the age of 30...
Philippines
When China closed its doors to foreign missionaries in 1948, FEBC moved its Asian base of operations to the Philippines. FEBC’s first broadcasts over local station KZAS went on the air on June 4, 1948 in Manila.
Russia
Radio Teos, as we are known in Russia, has been broadcasting the Gospel by shortwave since the late 1940s. In February 1992...
Singapore
FEBC Singapore started as a one-room recording studio in 1962, located in a spare room of an apartment. Over the years, growth forced it to move into larger and larger facilities.
South Korea
South Korea is a presidential republic with a high standard of living. With a population of 48 million, it is Asia’s 4th largest economy and 15th in the world.
Taiwan
With assistance from FEBC-Hong Kong, our ministry in Taiwan was established in February, 1988, as a program production center for our Chinese ministry.
Thailand
The saying, To be Thai is to be Buddhist, is widely believed in Thailand and reveals the impact of Buddhism on the Thai culture.
Vietnam
For the past 60 years, FEBC has shared Christ and impacted lives in Vietnam – one of the few remaining Communist countries in the world - through our radio broadcasts.
