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 …
Pray for our broadcasts in the Philippines that are currently reaching numerous ethnic people groups in their own languages. Ask that Jesus’ presence will touch the lives of these listeners.
FEBC prepares broadcasts in 86 ethnic languages, reaching millions of people living in remote areas of the world with the Good News of Jesus.
In India, speaker boxes help deliver the Gospel message to ethnic people living in remote areas. These are small handheld devices that contain pre-recorded programs on SD cards. Please pray that people will be transformed by what they hear.
Today, our team in Mongolia starts broadcasting weekly live radio church services from our studio in Ulaanbaatar, the capital.
Today, lift up FEBC’s president and CEO, Ed Cannon, who serves out of the U.S office. Pray that God will guide him as he makes important daily decisions.
Please pray that our listeners in Taiwan will continue to be encouraged by FEBC’s programs
FEBC staff in Myanmar are dedicated to building relationships with their listeners, both Christians and nonbelievers alike. Pray that the staff will continue to seek God’s guidance to connect listeners to Jesus. Pray, too, for an end to the turmoil in this country due to a recent coup where the military deposed the current leader.
A listener from Malawi shared, “We’re so blessed to be able to tune in and learn how to strengthen our spiritual walk with the Lord.”
In Vietnam, many ethnic groups closely relate their religion to their identity. Please pray that the Lord will use FEBC to share the Good News with them and they will find their new identity in Christ.
