Luke Bantz
Luke is currently a student at Indiana Wesleyan University where he is studying Mechanical Engineering. Luke’s giftedness in leadership and hard...
TWR is excited to welcome Luke Bantz to the West Africa Transmitter Station (WATS) for Summer 2024!
Luke is currently a student at Indiana Wesleyan University where he is studying Mechanical Engineering. Luke’s giftedness in leadership and hard work will be a great blessing to the WATS team. He will work on a variety of projects to help ensure broadcast operations are maintained. In addition, he will be involved in various other ministry opportunities with the other TWR missionary staff.
Luke is currently a student at Indiana Wesleyan University where he is studying Mechanical Engineering. Luke’s giftedness in leadership and hard work will be a great blessing to the WATS team. He will work on a variety of projects to help ensure broadcast operations are maintained. In addition, he will be involved in various other ministry opportunities with the other TWR missionary staff.
Luke says, “I want to serve with TWR because it seems like a perfect way to use my talents as an engineer to spread the message of Jesus.” Please join us in praying for Luke as he prepares for his overseas internship!
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Come help maintain our equipment to ensure the continued production of high quality FM radio programs!
Play an active role in our commitment to being good stewards of the resources God has entrusted to us!
Put your engineering skills to work at TWR's transmitter site, broadcasting to millions every day!
Speak hope on air to millions (literally!)
Come and tell the story of TWR's part in God's global redemptive work!
Facilitate our radio broadcasts to the world through enabling machinery to function at its best!
