When I worked as a bus tour guide for WSM Grand Ole Opry Tours—the tour on the north side of Nashville would always go by the grave site of country music legend Roy Acuff. It was visible from the highway, and I would point it out to the tourists—who would Read more…
None of our listeners from Sudan (Khartoum is the capital) has responded to our emails. The crisis is escalating by the day and everyone is running for safety. According to Reuters news, over 300,000 people are at the border trying to cross to neighboring countries of Egypt, Chad, and South Read more…
During this last month we got two more souls for Jesus. Through the baptism of Andryw and Alice. Andryw is a young man who was baptized when was a teenager, now decided to study again and understood that during that time his baptism was done without properknowledge and for wrong Read more…
He calls him himself an author who’s a Christian—rather than a Christian author. Vince Pinkerton writes stories about temptation and the way people deal with it—something that many don’t expect from the “just think innocent and/or happy thoughts” stereotype of Christian fiction. One of his latest books is titled The Read more…
We said good-bye to a dear co-worker, Duckweed, who lost her life to cancer in March. On a voluntary basis, she contributed to Chinese programs, prayed for us, made donations, encouraged us, connected us to her family, and above all, she left us with her godly lives from which we Read more…
Our new series “Generation Gap” is becoming so popular. It’s a spontaneous conversation between real life mother and daughter discussing different social and cultural issues, including money, dating, and marriage. Listening to this program virtually transports the audience into the living room of a middle-class family in the heart of Read more…
This month we have a detailed account of our trip to Iceland. Among many interesting things in this beautiful country, we researched the history as well as modern day Christianity and its influence on society. Christianity was first introduced to Iceland in the year 1000 AD by the Norwegian king, Read more…
The African Pathways Shortwave Radio program broadcast is initially set for listeners from Sub-Saharan Africa listening audience. In recent times, the program has reached listeners from Europe, Asia, the eastern coast of the United States, India, and Germany. We receive several emails from listeners monthly from these countries in addition to Read more…
A couple of weeks ago we had the first official meeting of our team through Zoom, and next Tuesday we are planning to have our second meeting. It is exciting for all of us to experience God’s lead in the formation of our team, as well as in development of Read more…
In the United States, the spring season began and here in Brazil, autumn began. During these summer months, in addition to being quite hot, we had a very rainy period that brought with it numerous disorders in many cities in Brazil, including flooding. Now that period has calmed down and Read more…