The latest stories and testimonials from the field.
One day as a young boy in Mozambique, Cassim Sande was accidentally left unattended by his mother near the charcoal fire they used for cooking. Cassim wandered too close. When his mother found him lying next to the fire, she thought he was dead. Cassim sustained such severe burns to both of his legs, the doctors decided to amputate. Sadly, …
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 …
Devastating cell phone videos sent from our team in Malawi and Mozambique show the catastrophic damage Cyclone Freddy has caused in southern Africa. The storm brought severe flooding which resulted in many casualties and extensive damage to local infrastructure. Amos Siyabu, Director of FEBC’s ministry in Malawi, reports that hundreds have been killed, with countless others injured. Thousands …
On Thursday, April 25, Cyclone Kenneth hit the far north-eastern part of Mozambique, causing severe damage to FEBC’s Radio Nuru station. 90% of villagers’ homes were lost or severely damaged, including five of our broadcasters and two associate pastors. Immediate needs are temporary shelter and food, as the storm also destroyed local crops. Cyclone Kenneth is the second tropical storm …
This month, FEBC’s South Africa team hosted a live broadcast in a village in Mozambique that is 97% Muslim. After listening to FEBC’s broadcasts for months, the villagers invited staff to come and share the Gospel with them. After hearing the Good News, 40 people gave their lives to the Lord for the very first time. Two new listener clubs, …
