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When you leave a gift in your will to Feba, we can continue to bring hope and transformation to communities in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Whether your estate is large or small, your generosity will have a profound impact on people in need.

There are a variety of ways to leave a legacy for Feba, including:

Wills and bequests
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Life insurance
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Working with Feba and a solicitor, you can create a lasting legacy that will bring God’s love to people in communities in need.

If you would like to learn more about how to include Feba in your will, please contact Tim Hollingdale, our Director of Support Development, using the contact form.

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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.

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Nepal

JUNE 25th – JULY 1st: Afno FM's community radio stations in Nepal are broadcasting transformative radio programmes.
North East Africa

JUNE 18th – JUNE 24th: Short wave radio programmes are helping address physical, social and spiritual needs in this challenging region.
Airing the issues: Radio in Sierra Leone

The communities around Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown, are working to improve living conditions by addressing practical community issues using radio.
Pray for Pakistan

JUNE 11th – JUNE 17th: Feba Pakistan's new team embarks on their new strategy, bringing life-transforming messages and hope to communities using radio.

Sharing God's love through radio

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.
Our Mission

Our mission is to use media to minister to our focus areas of: Emergency Response, Health and Wellbeing, Church in Community, Peace and Reconciliation, Displaced People and Persecuted Church.
How 3 radio projects are changing lives across Africa

3 transformational radio projects in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and DRC are making life-giving media and communications for change.
Pakistani Radio Celebrates 10th Anniversary

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.
Praying for the Path to Peace - Yemen

Scheduled to start on 18 April in Kuwait, our prayers are that the talks bring a permanent ceasefire and peace to Yemen.
The Feba Spring Supporter Tour 2016

After 13 special events, three church services and a minister's network meeting the Feba Tour has finished. The week was spent updating supporters on our work in the Horn of Africa as well as our wider portfolio of projects.
Iraq FM: Community radio bringing light to listeners in the Middle East

Iraq is one of the most dangerous places to live and work today. Despite challenging circumstances, Iraq FM is a valued and trusted member of the diverse community it serves. Your support can help these remarkable broadcasts to continue.
What does an Ebola jingle sound like?

We sent 1,000 radios for distribution in Sierra Leone to assist with the international Ebola response. Find out what Ebola messages sound like.
Radio Can...

RadioCan aims to bring change through using the power of radio – short wave, medium wave, FM, community and internet radio.
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.

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

This is where we post our latest job opportunities. If you don't see a suitable vacancy but would like to work with us, register your interest by sending a short introduction and CV to: personnel@feba.org.uk
Our History

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

Our mission is to use media to minister to our focus areas of: Emergency Response, Health and Wellbeing, Church in Community, Peace and Reconciliation, Displaced People and Persecuted Church.
Why Media?

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

We are Roger and Ciso from Feba’s Ops team and we are taking on the muddy challenge that is Tough Mudder, a hardcore obstacle race between10-12 miles. Tough Mudder is a series of obstacles - mud run events designed by British Special Forces to challenge the toughest of the tough.