Where We Work: 50 Countries and Counting

From remote villages to cities hostile to Christianity, FEBC is taking the Gospel to the world’s most hard-to-reach communities.

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“I heard the Gospel for the first time through FEBC. Now, my family members are Christians. I know real peace and joy for the first time in my life.”— Anonymous, North Korea

THE 10/40 WINDOW AND BEYOND

Most of the world’s unreached people live in a span of countries stretching from West Africa to East Asia, between 10 and 40 degrees north of the equator. Within this 10/40 Window, you’ll find many communities that have never heard of Jesus. It’s also the highest concentration of Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and other worldviews that have historically had little access to the Gospel.

FEBC boldly proclaims the Gospel to people within the 10/40 Window and beyond every day.

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“Not a day goes by that I don’t listen to FEBC broadcasting. I can endure even the toughest days now because I believe that God
loves me and is with me.”— Mrs. E., Japan

DAILY PRAYERS FOR UNREACHED PEOPLE

Our free Prayer Target gives you daily prayer prompts for communities we’re reaching with the Gospel. You’ll learn exactly how to pray for hard-to-reach people groups who frequently listen to FEBC broadcasts.

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DISCERNING WHERE TO GO NEXT

With more than 3 billion people who live without access to the Gospel, we’re committed to expanding our broadcasts until all have heard. Our global leadership team works closely with local partners to discern new broadcast locations.

A new location is usually the result of the following opportunities:

Extending IconComing alongside a local ministry that’s already doing faithful work but needs support

Extending IconExtending an existing ministry across a border to reach the same people group in a neighboring country

Regardless of how or where we launch a new broadcast, listeners can always expect to hear the Gospel in their heart language.

Hear how the Gospel is changing the hardest places to reach.
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