Africa Media Outreach Fund
During the global pandemic, people have begun reading the Bible and searching for God as never before, and TWR has stepped up efforts to provide...
During the global pandemic, people have begun reading the Bible and searching for God as never before, and TWR has stepped up efforts to provide health information and scriptural comfort worldwide.
We are staying true to our calling to share the gospel with as many people as possible and let them know that Jesus is our source of hope.
From West Africa we heard, “Your preaching today answered the question I had: ‘can a sinful man be justified by God?’ This is a question that I ask myself very often and finally found an answer with you today. I finally have the strength to take the step toward salvation. Thank you so much!”
Your support of the Africa Media Outreach Fund reaches around the world to sustain our transmitter sites, operations, international leaders, and a wide variety of ministry needs.
The vast continent of Africa is home to nearly 2,500 ethnic groups, and many of them are Muslims. Throughout the rural settings...
From TWR’s West Africa Transmitting Station, we broadcast programs in about 30 languages from two powerful transmitters, each...
As people in Africa migrate and move (sometimes at the sound and approach of gunfire), radios and bibles are often misplaced or...
In some cultures, becoming a Christian can mean persecution within the family and community, so accepting Jesus is not an easy...
The main electricity supplier in South Africa has been implementing rolling power cuts, called load shedding, to various areas...
Dark, desolate, and dangerous. These words easily describe most prisons in Africa. The hearts of incarcerated men and women are...
Eswatini is a country in southern Africa formerly known as Swaziland, and TWR has been broadcasting from this site across...
The path taken by a non-believer to become a Christian can be full of pitfalls as an individual takes on a different life and...
With 99% of the country identifying as Muslim, and about 91% of people groups still unreached*, Somalia is a nation filled with...
Anthony and Karen serve in our Africa Region office, in Kempton Park, South Africa. They joined TWR on December 1st, 2001, and...
The Burnetts are a South African family and have been with TWR since 1982, serving in the Africa region. They spent 12 years in...
Greg was called to missions at a young age and responded by joining TWR in 1995 after completing an electronics technician...
The Dunlops, from High River, Alberta, have a heart for missions and are excited to continue to serve with TWR. Nathan has a...
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The Kennedys have been with Trans World Radio (TWR) since 2002. They have served in North Africa and in various West African...
The Schieles have been with TWR since 1992, beginning in the Swaziland office. Having spent a few years in the Cary, N.C....
Steve joined TWR Swaziland in May 1977 as an electrical engineer. In 1978 he met Lorraine. They returned together to...
Luke is currently a student at Indiana Wesleyan University where he is studying Mechanical Engineering. Luke’s giftedness in...
Currently a senior at Messiah University, Elizabeth is studying Electrical Engineering. She will be using her skills to join...
Can't find what you're looking for or a role that fits you? Let us know about your interests and skills and we'll help you do...
Aid the station director and leadership team with administrative tasks!
Come and help the TWR Africa transmitter site team with their existing property and community development plan/stewardship...
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!
