Stories from the field that testify to lives being changed by the Gospel.
FEBC broadcasters and staff are spread out across Ukraine, and many experience disruption and suffering daily. Yet they continue to broadcast words of encouragement and hope. Our team is connecting with people, praying with listeners, and sharing the love of Jesus Christ every chance they get. Listeners Discovering God’s Love for the First Time Irene recently called her local FEBC …
In this episode we explore the “what if” moments in the story of the Hmong people group coming to Christ. Listen in as Ed welcomes back professor, missionary, and FEBC broadcaster Frank Gray. Frank is with us to give details about the work of God’s Spirit in Laos before and during the Vietnam war. Find out how FEBC shortwave broadcasts …
It’s easy to forget that some of the most powerful words in the Bible were written from a prison cell. When Paul wrote letters from behind bars, he didn’t see chains — he saw a chance for Christ to be known. That same hope is alive today in the prisons of Thailand. Mr. Suthep felt hopeless to the point of …
Next week FEBC is launching our newest station, “Living Hope Radio” in Sudan! The country is one of the most unreached, and war-torn nations in Saharan Africa. There is precious little infrastructure—no paved roads, bad cell reception for internet, and no electricity or easy access to water. Due to this, FEBC’s team has installed solar panels to provide electricity …
In the heart of the most dangerous island in Indonesia for Christians, FEBC staff are boldly sharing the hope of Jesus. Aceh is a region of Indonesia in the northern part of the island of Sumatra. Aceh is governed by sharia law, a Muslim system of governance which makes religious expression of any kind besides Islam very dangerous, and legally …
Many people face unique challenges when it comes to hearing the Gospel. In Cambodia’s countryside, villages are spread out across farmland and connected by small dirt roads. Modest wooden homes with tin roofs stand on stilts to withstand seasonal flooding. And at night, a lack of electricity leaves many people in both physical and spiritual darkness. To overcome this obstacle, …
Zahid* was an avid Muslim. If he met anyone who wasn’t, he made it his mission to convert them. At his university, he got very close to another classmate, and after classes they would hang out with one another. Zahid soon got the sense that his friend wasn’t a Muslim, so he started telling him about the Islamic faith. But …
Many people in Thailand face isolation, loneliness, and depression every day. For elderly people in remote areas, maintaining community is difficult. They fall into despair, asking themselves the question, “Does my life even have any meaning?” For listeners like Somphit, the answer is a resounding yes. This Life Has an Answer Somphit heard the Gospel during a dark and lonely …
South Korea has one of the most extensive FEBC ministries, with 13 stations. The broadcasts can be heard throughout the country by an online audience of up to 25 million people (about the population of Texas). Here are several testimonies of God’s goodness our team in South Korea recently received from listeners: Praying for Spiritual Eyes – Sent by Minji*, …
In December 2024, Ed Cannon, President and CEO of FEBC USA traveled to Kyiv, Ukraine to encourage our FEBC Ukraine staff and see the effects of the ongoing war firsthand. Because of your partnership and support, FEBC is able to continue sharing the Gospel with those who are desperate for hope – Thank you!
