Content that relates to the region of Asia.
May 6, 2008--Please uphold in prayer TWR listeners and those in Myanmar who produce programming for the Mission in the wake of the cyclone that devastated part of that country over the weekend. The TWR-Asia office is stepping up efforts to communicate and liaise with the team in Myanmar to understand the situation on the ground both with the teams and their families and the people of Myanmar. CNN.com reports that at least 22,000 people were killed, and 1 million could be homeless after the tragedy.
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Due to persecution of believers, the North Korean church went underground in 1955. It became apparent that radio is the most powerful way to reach the thousands of believers there in desperate need of sound biblical teaching.
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Dealing with family problems, school and poverty takes its toll on Cambodia's teenagers. They need good advice, but more important, they need Jesus. TWR-Cambodia created It’s Yours to encourage and counsel them.
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TWR began airing in five Indian languages in 1978 from a 400,000-watt medium wave transmitter. Thirty years later, TWR-India celebrates God’s blessing as ministry continues in 62 languages.
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“I am not able to walk by myself since I was born. Praise the Lord that I was born in a loving family. But I found something lacking in my life. I just lived day by day without hope.
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“I am working in the city, and am unable to go to church on Sundays because of my job. I feel empty in my heart. But I am able to listen to the radio.
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“I am 70 years old and our family used to worship the gods of our ancestors. After my wife passed away, my life was filled with loss. I lost my eyesight completely. A pastor visited me and shared with me the love of Jesus Christ.
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Lack of a quality education, poverty and child labor are some of the dire issues faced by Indian children. They especially experience India’s hardships. A program addressing these issues can bring hope to their lives.
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“I became a Christian because my wife is one. But when temptation came, my wife left me. From that time on, I left the Lord. One day, a pastor told me that there was a radio station broadcasting a spiritual program.
Read more about I really believe in Jesus
“As our family was poor, we sold blood to make ends meet. As a result, we were infected with AIDS. I often thought to myself that it is better to die, but God reached out and brought me to His loving family.
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In closed countries where missionaries are not welcome, radio provides the opportunity for people to hear and respond to the gospel. That’s why TWR not only airs Christian programs, but also distributes radios around the world.
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For the month of December, TWR-India plans special Christmas programs and activities around the country. The holiday season provides the perfect opportunity to share the good news with those who might not otherwise hear it.
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Read more about An Unchanging Message for a Changing World (Global Ministry 1207)
Sadly, millions in China are pursuing paths of destruction because they don’t know the truth. TWR’s broadcasts, however, are making a difference in the lives of Chinese people—and have been for 30 years.
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“I am a lowly manual worker living with a sickly mother. When I found myself infected with the HIV virus through blood-selling, I felt it was hopeless to go on with life.
Read more about In my despair, God’s grace came to me
"I am not able to attend worship services because I am confined in bed, suffering poor eyesight and severe headache. However, TWR-Myanmar distributed a radio to me, and it is my best company.
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It wasn’t the kind of life he would have chosen, but poverty and a lack of work drove Sarath to befriend the wrong kind of people. Because of their influence, he fought with and robbed many others. Eventually, his deeds caught up with him.
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