On March 13, the longest-lasting and most powerful cyclone ever recorded hit Malawi and Mozambique. According to official sources, over 1,200 people lost their lives, but the death toll is likely much worse. We sent out a montage of cell phone videos captured by FEBC’s on-the-ground broadcasters, showing the level of devastation and suffering. Now, as recovery efforts continue, the …
Listeners from South Korea have told us that they did not believe in Jesus until their family members shared FEBC broadcasts with them. After much prayer, they decided to put their faith in Christ. Praise God for life-changing moments like these! May more hearts come to know Jesus in South Korea.
Please pray for Eugene, the senior technical officer for FEBC in Ukraine. May the Lord give energy as he manages many technical projects. Also, pray for safety, provision, and strength for Eugene, his wife, and six children. See more FEBC Ukraine staff prayer requests at FEBC.org.
In Mozambique, FEBC ministers to unreached people groups who are predominantly Muslim and animistic. Pray the people living there will continue to tune in and discover the life-changing love of Jesus.
Pray for those living in Hong Kong. After over three years of pandemic-related restrictions, the country has resumed normal traveler clearance. Please pray for our team as they host and visit audiences and ministry partners in this region. May these gatherings bring encouragement to believers and renew efforts to share the Good News with more unreached people.
Praise God for the many listeners in Malawi who have accepted Jesus through our broadcasts. May God protect and direct FEBC’s team as they distribute radios, engage with listeners, and meet with listener clubs in other districts.
A woman from Cambodia accepted Jesus as her savior after her neighbor invited her to listen to the radio. Please pray for more people in Cambodia to come to faith in Jesus, just like this woman.
Pray for Gospel broadcasts to reach more listeners in Japan. With less than 1% of the population Christian, many are living without hope. Our listeners continue to share that they remain connected to Jesus through FEBC and receive spiritual nourishment every day.
Can prayer make a difference in a world starving for hope? You’ll find a clear answer as Ed and Wayne open the word, and the FEBC mailbag. As we participate in this year’s National Day of Prayer, we wanted to share stories that will inspire you to stay faithful in prayer. Hear how faith is revived and God’s kindness and …
Today, pray for the 2.5 million people of Moldova. Listeners can hear FEBC’s Russian language broadcasts through social media. Pray for interest and openness to the Gospel they hear on the broadcasts.
