London Marathon 2020

Two halves...

Two very different half marathon race events were the focus of training in October. (Oct '19) Read more

The new term's routine

Summer drifts into autumn and Bob gets a taste of what is to come! (Sep '19) Read more

Summer running

Travel with work and for holiday, plus some sunshine and hills, made for interesting training over the summer. (Aug '19) Read more

A marathon effort to celebrate Feba's Diamond Anniversary

Feba's CEO Bob Chambers will be running the London Marathon in April 2020 - find out more! Read more

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This Week in Prayer: Radio Wimbe

Radio Wimbe is the focus of our prayers this week.

This Week in Prayer: Gaweylon

This week we're praying for Feba's Gaweylon ministry with the Tibetan people.

This Week in Prayer: Central Asia

Different countries in Central Asia present quite varied conditions for ministry - some of which are extremely sensitive.

Two halves...

Two very different half marathon race events were the focus of training in October. (Oct '19)

What is the difference between SW, MW and FM radio?

Find out how Feba's partners use various forms of 'radio' to suit the needs of different places, different contexts and different communities.

Work with us

If you're interested in working for Feba, then you're in the right place! We've currently got an exciting vacancy for an Executive Assistant - do have a look...

Our History

Feba started life as the "Far East Broadcasting Associates" in 1959. Since then, we've continued to use radio to inspire change in the world. Find out more about our history here.

Our Mission

Feba's ministry is all about the creative use of radio and other audio media to inspire people to follow Jesus Christ.

Why Media?

Media can inform, educate and inspire. We are Christians who believe that media can bring hope and lasting change to communities.

What We Offer

From technical expertise through to project assistance, partnership and financial support, Feba enables media production to serve communities at their point of need.

Persecuted Church

Using radio to reach marginalised communities – Feba’s partners transmit hope and crucial information to persecuted Christians.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Feba

Emergency Response

Often an overlooked aspect of disaster response, media can provide life-saving information such as how to access help, food, shelter and clean water.

Give to where the need is greatest

Our critical work goes on day by day, but it's only through the kind gifts of our supporters we can continue to do this.