Stories from the field that testify to lives being changed by the Gospel.
Natural disasters…widespread pandemics…wars. Cataclysmic events are shocking and sudden, frightening and life-changing. So, people begin searching…to regain equilibrium…to find hope. For many, this season of soul-searching has led them to seek after God. Every day FEBC faithfully shares God’s message of love and grace with a potential listening audience of 4 billion people. And now, as countries around the world …
Irina Korolenko, one of our FEBC broadcasters in Kiev, Ukraine, describes how Covid-19 has affected the country and what FEBC Ukraine is doing to respond to the crisis.
Our staff are incredible. They are dedicated, passionate, and brave in the face of persecution and challenges. Despite hardships like Covid-19 and more, FEBC staff never waver and rise to the challenge. This video is a thank-you to all who have followed God’s leading to work at FEBC and boldy proclaim the Gospel until all have heard!
How FEBC Is Responding While our staff are taking the necessary precautions as dictated by their local governments, our work does not stop. Special programs responding to the pandemic are already being aired, offering encouragement and the hope of the Gospel. With people around the world under quarantine, isolated, and desperately searching for hope, FEBC is uniquely positioned to reach …
“It all started with my great, great, great-grandmother, who first tuned into FEBC’s Liangyou Radio in China 50 years ago. Later, after being called by God to become a pastor, my great-grandfather established the Christian faith in our family. I’m the sixth generation of Christians; my children are the seventh. “Our journey of faith was not without difficulties. At a …
“You walked beside me during the most trying times of my life.” “When I first tuned into FEBC’s radio station, my life was at its most hopeless. Suicidal thoughts occupied my mind every day. My cousin learned of my situation and traveled a long distance to visit me. He brought a small radio and recommended I tune into FEBC. “I took his advice …
“My Heart was Slowly Dying without Christ” “Years ago I heard the Good News, but then married an unbeliever. We lived together for several years. We love each other and love our three children. “The seeds of faith were in my heart, but my heart was slowly dying without Christ. My husband and his mother are not believers, and every …
Originally from southern China, this ethnic people group numbering 3 million has been oppressed for centuries. Unrelenting persecution forced many to flee to the highlands of Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar, and Thailand hundreds of years ago. Many also continue to practice animism and ancestor worship, just as their forefathers did. Today, they are considered outsiders in the countries where they live, …
In the Burmese culture, Ye Chan Zin is a long-standing practice of leaving fresh water in clay pots under a tree to quench the thirst of farmers or travelers passing by. Thirty years ago, one of FEBC’s broadcasters from Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) decided to title his radio program Ye Chan Zin, as an illustration of the Living Water …
FEBC began airing programs into Ukraine via shortwave in the late 1940s, but it wasn’t until 2013 that the first local FM station began broadcasting the Gospel. Since then, God has provided six more FM stations, reaching many more with the Good News! Yet there is much left to do. Our vision for 2020 is to reach 2 million Ukrainians …
