"I'm a faithful listener to your program, which fills my life with comfort and encouragement. For a long time, I made fun of Christians. But after carefully reading the Bible to try to disprove it, I found the true meaning to life.

More than 40 percent of the urban population of Latin America lives in the region’s 50 cities that exceed 1 million. TWR’s City Lights project provides Christian programs to adults, youth and children living in such megacities.

"It is a blessing to write to you, thanking you for the spiritual food I have received while I drive to my work daily. Your program is such a great benefit to us.

The skinny Mennonite man, dressed in overalls and a Mexican hat, entered the radio station. His teeth were yellowed from chewing the coca drug. His cheeks bulged, his mouth loaded with coca leaves.

For the many Nivacle people of Paraguay who are nonliterate, life is difficult and the opportunity to hear the gospel quite limited. But TWR is reaching out to them over the airwaves.

"This program, which has been such a blessing to us, can reach many needy lives. We listen every night here in Cuba. We are an elderly couple that lives alone, and we are fed by your precious messages.

From bustling cities to remote jungles, TWR’s women’s ministry, Project Hannah (PH), shares Christ’s compassion and hope with women across the globe. A few months ago, a PH team in Ecuador visited some isolated Quichua listeners.

Teaching future pastors and lay leaders is important to church growth and maturity. But without qualified materials, it’s difficult to train new leaders. That’s why TWR-Venezuela initiated <em>School of the Bible</em>.

"I live in an isolated area, and listen to you every morning. I don’t go to church often because of the danger in which we live, but by means of radio I have the church in my house.

Referred to as the “city of eternal spring,” Medellin is Colombia’s second largest city. Although one of the more progressive cities, Medellin’s more than 3 million people face severe problems.