Please pray for the unreached people of Russia. As the Russian government continues to increase restrictions on free speech, our team is continuing to spread the Good News, seeing countless lives transformed.
September 26th
Pray for the unreached people in Cambodia. Also, pray for our local programmers who regularly meet with listeners face-to-face.
September 25th
Please pray for listeners like Turar , from Kazakhstan, who discovered the Gospel through FEBC Kazakhstan’s social media programs. “I used to be a devoted Muslim….
September 24th
Pray for the ethnic people groups who do not have access to a Bible in their own language. These listeners often record FEBC’s programs to help them grow in their faith.
September 23rd
FEBC’s programs are reaching listeners in India, where 95% of the population is unreached. Pray that our ministry will continue to effectively share the life-changing message of Jesus with listeners far and wide.
Global Hotspots (Ep. 261)
Every day our screens are filled with stories about conflict around the globe. For FEBC, there’s usually people we know ministering in the middle of these events. In this episode Ed and Wayne talk about some of the conflict areas and how FEBC broadcasters are affected, and how they proclaim the Gospel in the face of great turmoil. Jonathan Mortiz …
September 22nd
Despite economic and political turmoil in Belarus, God is expanding FEBC’s ministry there. Our programs are reaching larger, younger audiences through social media.
September 21st
The island nation of Japan is home to over 125 million people and only 0.5% of them are Christian. Pray for people to discover lasting truth and hope found in the Gospel, especially the Japanese youth who often struggle with depression and self-esteem.
September 20th
Pray for people living in Pakistan, especially for those facing difficult circumstances. FEBC’s team has been sharing the Gospel and building relationships with listeners in this country for 50 years.
September 19th
In the Buddhist-dominant country of Thailand, there are over 3,800 students participating in FEBC’s Bible Correspondence Course. Many of the participants are in prison and have come to faith through studying the Bible.
