When did the Feba story begin? As with many questions, the answer isn’t straightforward. For Feba President Douglas Malton the summer of 1959 is the time – and the place? – that would be “in the lounge of Seymour Alexander’s house on a Sunday evening after church in July.”
Now that Morgan Tsvangirai has been sworn in as Zimbabwe's Prime Minister, the challenges ahead of him and the unity government are quite daunting. Feba Zimbabwe staff, living in the midst of this, are sharing real hope with listeners in their radio ministry, counselling those who call in and developing new programmes to meet their needs.
Feba UK is spreading the news about its radio ministry to the Middle East with a 30-second TV advert showing on GOD TV, Revelation and UCB channels. The advert shows a map of the Middle East and includes the testimony of a long-time listener who had learned about Christ from our broadcasts.
With Spotlight programmes taking off in Cambodia, the possibility of setting up Listener Clubs is being considered. Janine Rembas, from HCJB, has experience of successful Spotlight Listener Clubs in Ecuador and has been invited by FEBC Cambodia to present the idea to Khmer church leaders on 10 February.
