The latest stories and testimonials from the field.
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, …
As we look back on 2024, we’re incredibly thankful to God and to you, our faithful partners, for the millions of lives impacted through your partnership with FEBC. Take a look at just a few ways your support helped Gospel broadcasts reach listeners around the world last year. HONG KONG: Over 816,000 hours of online broadcasts were streamed by listeners. …
Like most countries in Southeast Asia, many people live in remote, unreached villages. The Gospel may be known to a few people, but pastors and local churches are few and far between, and pastoral training and discipleship is often unavailable. Recently, our staff in Cambodia conducted outreach to some of these remote communities through what they called a “Disciple Making …
Cambodia is home to over 16 million people, the vast majority of whom practice Buddhism. Poverty and hopelessness grip the population…but hope is not lost for this country. Because of your partnership, we are now in the early stages of building a new radio tower to help us reach nearly every man, woman, and child in Cambodia with the Good …
Making a change is hard to do—and choosing to follow Christ is evidence of the amazing work of God. Ed and Wayne let FEBC listeners from Cambodia tell their stories of how their entire lives changed after deciding to follow Jesus. Join them to discover the way redemption and transformation happen in a nation that desperately needs to hear the …
FEBC began broadcasting the Gospel to Cambodia by shortwave in 1953. Years later, during the Vietnam War, life became so dangerous in Cambodia that FEBC broadcasters fled to the Philippines where they continued to produce programs. Later, in 1995, the Cambodian government allowed national broadcasters to return and establish FEBC’s first studio in the capital of Phnom Penh. By 2002, …
During a recent 3-day, 360 mile trip to distribute radios to distant towns bordering Laos and Vietnam, our Cambodia team met a man who introduced himself as Pastor Sam Em. The team was surprised to meet him for two reasons: (1) it is rare to meet a Christian pastor in this area, and (2) Pastor Sam Em was once a …
Roads are scarce in Cambodia’s borderlands, but access to the Gospel is even more scarce. That’s why, when families in the remote western province of Mondulkiri saw Makara and his team arriving with radios, they were overjoyed… Incredibly, one radio given out to a family in this region can reach 25 people with the Gospel. This is because rural communities …
Natural disasters…widespread pandemics…wars. Cataclysmic events are shocking and sudden, frightening and life-changing. So, people begin searching…to regain equilibrium…to find hope. For many, this season of soul-searching has led them to seek after God. Every day FEBC faithfully shares God’s message of love and grace with a potential listening audience of 4 billion people. And now, as countries around the world …
On a recent visit to a village in the Kratie province of Cambodia, local staff helped start a new Bible study group with 10 members who are using speaker boxes to learn about the Bible. The programs, which are loaded onto Gospel speaker boxes, are a new initiative by FEBC Cambodia that takes listeners through the Old Testament and into …
