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Casting Hope Podcast

Ep 23: Radio Wimbe project gathers momentum

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A new FM radio project is gaining traction in the northern parts of Mozambique. A faith goal has been agreed with the partners, the project goals are clear, and some exciting work is ahead of us.

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news briefs

A Christian radio ministry in exile broadcasts to the Horn of Africa.

Several years ago radio programme producers facing persecution in their home state fled to a neighbouring country for their own safety.

Yes, according to scientists, the sun has gone quiet. Its activity has been recorded at a 100-year low (see www.spaceweather.com). So you may wonder, how does this impact our short wave radio signals? Richard Whittington, Feba’s Frequency Schedule Engineer, takes it all in his stride.

In oral cultures people enjoy hearing stories, dramas and songs. Information is traditionally passed on in these formats, mostly as stories.

Listener Testimony

Joseph was a womaniser and a heavy drinker until a Feba Zimbabwe programme changed everything, as Shannon June Kittlitz reports.

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church building

Think church, think building - or so may begin a Westernised chain of thought.

Prayer Diary

REALITY CHURCH
  • Pray for the new Reality Church (Kanis Atna) programme broadcast to the Middle East every Friday.

  • Pray for the programme presenters as they record more programmes. Many words in Arabic are culturally Christian or Muslim; pray that God will give them the right words.

  • Pray that the presenters will demonstrate and lead in worship without cultural bias. Pray that they will think of the listeners (where/how they live) as they participate in worship.

  • Pray for listeners who are new believers, especially for their safety and for them to find other believers for fellowship to strengthen their faith.

  • Pray for staff to locate a home for recording this programme, instead of a studio. Tiled floors and concrete walls make the acoustic environment very hard.

  • Programme producer Souheil is very busy making the programmes, answering questions, dialoguing with listeners and providing advice for programme suppliers on suitable content. Pray that more producers will join him soon.

  • Pray for Souheil that he will find a balance between spending time in ministry with Feba and spending time with his young family (wife and two sons).