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During the summer of 2006 I had the privilege of bringing my family to the African country of Ghana. I had been invited by TheoVision International to do a 10-day seminar on radio broadcasting. While there, I recorded these interviews on this dynamic ministry.
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Earlier this month, KICY–a missionary radio station in Nome, Alaska–celebrated 50 years of dynamic ministry in Western Alaska.
What began as a local outreach has turned into a broadcasting powerhouse reaching out with the gospel far beyond our country.
Guests include current general manager, Dennis Weidler, and Gary Walter, President of the Evangelical Covenant Church.
photo courtesy of the Library of Congress
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In recent months Prime Time America has highlighted ministry going on in various urban centers around the country. Even though much of our population reside in or around cities, there are still millions of Americans who live in rural communities.
This feature is a conversation with Mark Danielson, Director of Mission Ministries for RHMA, about their ministry which focuses on these areas.
Photo courtesy of BGEA
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Last week Haiti’s president canceled the traditional Carnival celebrations in the days leading up to lent; in its place, 3 days of prayer and fasting.
This report looks at what happened during this season of prayer in the lives and hearts of the Haitian people.
Guests include:
Joe Knittig, CEO of the Global Orphan Project
Jack Dowling, a Chaplain Coordinator with the BGEA Rapid Response Team
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Earlier today officials in Haiti announced the death toll to be more than 230,000 people–a number which is expected to rise in the weeks ahead.
The incredible number of shattered families have led many to look for ways to reach out to the growing numbers of orphans in that country. I recently spoke with Doug Phillips, President of Vision Forum Ministries, who with a small team traveled to Haiti to participate in rescue efforts at a number of orphanages destroyed in the quake.
If you liked to watch Doug’s reports from the field, they are available through his Vimeo channel.
Please consider supporting Vision Forum’s ministry: Rescuing Haiti’s Children.
The Proclaimer audio Bible
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The attention of the world in recent weeks has been on the small island nation of Haiti. Millions of dollars in aid has been raised and food/medical supplies continue to arrive. This feature takes a look at one ministry who is coming along side other relief efforts and offering words of life to those dealing with the incredible loss all around them.
Guests include:
Jeff Nene, Senior Director of Communications and Technology for Convoy of Hope
Jon Wilke, Spokesperson for Faith Comes By Hearing
If you’d like to request audio bibles for your Haiti relief efforts, you can contact Faith Comes by hearing through email or by phone:
Email: haiti@faithcomesbyhearing.com
Phone: (800) 545-6552
I am currently on a two month assignment for another project and am re-cutting features from my previous programs. Click on the picture for more information about the guests.
I hope you are edified, exhorted and comforted (1 Corinthians 14:3).
Monday, January 4: The Public Reading of the Scriptures with Rev. Terry Johnson
Tuesday, January 5: Planting Seeds of Peace in the Home with Nancy Campbell
Wednesday, January 6: Ultimate Questions with Dr. John Blanchard
Thursday, January 7: Brokenness with Dr. Jerry Benjamin
Friday, January 8: Instructing our Children in the Word with Dr. John Walton and Allen Wolfe
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20 years ago Matthias Media began in Australia, deciding to focus only on publishing ministry resources to assist the church in gospel growth. Traditional business models might suggest diversification and wider market appeal would be more successful, but this publishing company has grown into a multinational group that is having a huge impact on the church worldwide.
Guests include:
Tony Payne, Publishing Director of Matthias Media
Rev. Phillips Jensen, Dean of Sydney, Sr. Minister at the St. Andrews Cathedral, Director of Ministry Training and Development for the Diocese of Sydney, Australia
Two resources mentioned today are: Two Ways to Live and The Trellis and the Vine
These interviews were recorded during the recent Gospel Growth = People Growth conference.
Lydia Teera in Bwisi, Uganda
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Earlier this week was the annual observance of World AIDS Day. In recent years a lot of attention has been given to dealing with the wide-spread problem of HIV/AIDS in Africa—primarily focusing on prevention, medical advancements and education. While these programs have been successful in lowering the number of cases, they often fall short of dealing with the broad scope of the problem.
This feature reports on what Wycliffe International is doing to reach out to those suffering with HIV/AIDS and how they minister to the whole person in the process.
Guests include:
Robin Rempel, Uganda Literacy and Scripture Use Coordinator, Wycliffe
Lydia Teera, Uganda Missionary for Wycliffe International
Timothy Bandirana, Coordinator of the Bwisi Translation and Literacy Team for Wycliffe
The resource Konde’s Story is available online.
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Over the last month, many stations across the Moody Network have been involved in a fund-raising campaign with Wycliffe Bible Translators. The Last Languages Campaign seeks to introduce the Word of God into the remaining 2400 languages of the world.
Once a translation has been completed there are many ministry partners who come along side Wycliffe to see these translations get into the hearts and minds of a community. One such ministry partner, Faith Comes By Hearing. Morgan Jackson is the ministry’s Director.
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