The cost of following Jesus in some parts of the world is very high. Our partners are engaging with listeners in some bold and creative ways. Read more
The First Response Indonesia team has begun broadcasting in Sulawesi Indonesia, serving survivors of the recent earthquake and tsunami. Read more
Partner organisation First Response Radio sets up radio stations to inform affected communities within 72 hours of a disaster. A new study has found that emergency radio is a key contributor to survivors' recovery, sense of security and well-being. Read more
Children throughout DRC are suffering as a result of witchcraft accusations. Feba is producing audio materials to reshape attitudes so children are not seen as a supernatural threat, but as a gift from God. Read more
This is where we'll be sharing stories about our projects, the world around them and posting about life-giving media.
There is an alarming reason why being voted number one country in the world is anything but good news for women living in India today. Read more
Our partner radio stations, Krusa FM and Voice of Love continue to share the good news of Jesus Christ throughout Cambodia during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Feba’s broadcasting partner in North East Africa is responding to a renewed hunger for the gospel, using technology in a new way to walk with listeners. Read more
As our partner, FEBC Ukraine responds to the spread of Covid-19, the team are seeing fresh opportunities to share the gospel across the country. Read more
Feba’s broadcasting partner in Nepal is strategically placed and equipped to help protect health and share the good news of Jesus in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more
Our partners in Central Asia are walking with listeners through the current pandemic - sharing how to stay safe and the good news of Jesus Christ. Read more
Our partner, FEBC Hong Kong are showing us there are seeds of hope in the midst of the current coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Hearing God’s word on Radio Wimbe is having a dramatic impact on the lives of listeners in Mozambique. Read more
Community focused programming provides listeners with new ways of thinking about local issues. The programmes often involve contributions from different people in the community which help bring understanding and increase tolerance of different viewpoints. Read more
'Reality Church' broadcasts in North East Africa are providing an opportunity for worship to listeners with no formal church in their area. Read more
The way listeners think about God is a result of online radio programmes in Egypt. Read more
Two listeners from a rural part of Uttar Pradesh, India tell us how the Udaan radio programmes helped them make changes in their lives. Read more
A new SW radio project is broadcasting into a closed country in NE Africa. Read more
Bible study groups, people coming to faith and a new church formed as a result of Radio Wimbe's Christian broadcasts. Read more
A community radio station is helping to address local issues and change attitudes in Pakistan. Read more
Thomson Reuters Foundation survey finds India to be the most dangerous country for women. Read more
In countries where Christian ministry, evangelism and worship are illegal or significantly restricted, Feba's partners are still able to share God's love. Read more
Life-changing radio programmes have been broadcast to listeners in North East Africa for the last 40 years. Find out how you can help this ministry to continue. Read more
Part of the support that Feba UK gives to our partners as they use media to bring lasting transformation to their listeners and communities, is help and advice with equipment issues. Read more
Women in West Bengal are not only listening to our partner in India's broadcasts, but actively contributing to them, finding solutions to community issues in the process. Read more
A weekly FM radio slot in the Horn of Africa is giving its young listeners a platform to share their concerns and make their voices heard. Read more
Feba’s partners are producing radio programmes that explore faith issues in culturally appropriate ways, bringing understanding and hope to communities. Read more
"The only comfort for my spiritual life is your radio programme" says Rebekkah, a listener in North East Africa. Find out how radio is refreshing her hope. Read more
Advances in technology are transforming the way many of us live. With a world of information at our fingertips, discussions about faith are never far away online. An internet radio station in Egypt is using this opportunity to bridge community conversations with conversations about God. Read more
Addressing witchcraft accusations in DRC: from training young reporters to producing resources for churches, Feba and partners are working to dramatically change harmful and abusive attitudes towards children. Read more
Pemba, Mozambique: taking the helm after Narciso Zandamela, Radio Wimbe's new station manager Farida is a woman on a Mission... Read more
Radio programmes are bringing about lasting change in Mozambique. Station Manager Farida tell us Radio Wimbe's biggest achievement is the "transmission of love". Read more
In a region where discussing the Christian faith is restricted, regular programmes in Central Asia on daily living aim towards biblical values & transformation in the lives of listeners. Read more
A major mudslide has killed hundreds on the outskirts of Sierra Leone’s capital Freetown. Our partner radio station is currently looking at ways to respond to the disaster. Read more
Listeners are responding favourably to Iraq FM's broadcasts, with some even getting to sit in the "Hot Seat"... Read more
The communities around Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown, are working to improve living conditions by addressing practical community issues using radio. Read more
The conflict in Yemen is driving people to ask searching questions about life issues. Short wave radio for Yemeni listeners is offering potential for spiritual and social change. Read more
Mungongo ya Mwana, (The Voice of a Child) is a project with our partner the Children’s Radio Foundation, and it teaches radio skills to street-living children and young people in Kinshasa, DRC, while allowing them to address issues that matter to them and their peers. Read more
First Response Radio is a network of partners, including Feba, working together to equip and train emergency response teams and to deploy teams to respond to emergencies as needed. First Response Radio teams ideally comprise of radio, humanitarian and government workers, a particularly successful mix of skills for emergency response. We were involved in a training programme in South Indian. Read more
In a region where religious broadcasting is illegal, short wave radio programmes are reaching remote areas and crossing religious, political and geographical boundaries to transform people’s lives. Read more
Geographical, political, religious or cultural barriers can hinder sharing about God's love and the transformation it can bring. Our partner in Central Asia tell us how an internet radio ministry is able to reach beyond these barriers. Read more
Radio can play a vital part in disaster response. Sharing accurate information and educating people about appropriate action can save lives. Read more
The broadcasts of Radio Wimbe in Mozambique and Afno FM in Nepal include programmes on health and hygiene, family life, agriculture and the environment. This informative content is helping listeners transform their lives and communities. Read more
Working in North East Africa, our partners are keen to see the spiritual transformation of listeners in the region through their radio programmes. Read more
When important radio content can’t be heard because of poor reception, a little lateral thinking is called for … find out how Udaan listeners are accessing the programme in Uttar Pradesh. Read more
Providing hope, support and information, the Yemen Project uses radio to support persecuted Christians, displaced people and listeners affected by conflict. Read more
Member of the CDAC network (Communicating with Disaster Affected Communities) First Response Radio prepares teams in emergency response radio, in advance of disaster. A recent meeting in Bangalore focused on "Training the Trainers". Read more
Celebrating the world's 1.1 billion girls, October 11th is International Day of the Girl Child. Feba works with partners using radio to raise awareness of the significant challenges girls face due to social constraints and inequality. Read more
Producing daily 15 minute radio programmes, the Women's Initiative project brings life-transforming media to women and girls in India. Raising awareness of issues such as sex-trafficking, child marriage and women's rights, the project is vital to helping listeners make informed choices and understand their God-given value. Read more
We met a Congolese listener who'd tuned into Feba's broadcasts in the 1970's and 1980's. Over 30 years later, Komalungo is thrilled to have us back supporting community station, Umoja FM. Read more
Following the devastating attacks on the Shiite community in Baghdad during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, a new report highlights the suffering of other ethnic and religious minority groups in Iraq. Read more
Increased listeners and callers to programmes in Pakistan mean follow-up workers are not just busy, but short-staffed and looking to recruit. Read more
Operating in a country with a volatile security situation, the IraqFM team delivers broadcasts that seek peace and reconciliation in a war torn area. We asked one of their radio producers what life is like living out their Christian faith in that context. Read more
Addressing problems people experience every day, our partners provide radio giving a life-line to listeners. Read more
3 transformational radio projects in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and DRC are making life-giving media and communications for change. Read more
A decade ago, Syban Radio launched in response to the major Kashmir earthquake of 2005. Ten years later, the FM programme is still addressing the health needs of communities in Pakistan. Read more
Find out how Feba's partners use various forms of 'radio' to suit the needs of different places, different contexts and different communities. Read more
Scheduled to start on 18 April in Kuwait, our prayers are that the talks bring a permanent ceasefire and peace to Yemen. Read more
Radio Umoja is launched in Kamango, DRC - with the slogan 'together we can'. Read more
As global interest moves on to other humanitarian issues, Feba UK is continuing a follow up response to Ebola, using a method with a particular flavour. Read more
We sent 1,000 radios for distribution in Sierra Leone to assist with the international Ebola response. Find out what Ebola messages sound like. Read more
Join us in hope and prayer that Sierra Leone is able to declare itself officially free of Ebola. Read more