Pray for believers in Vietnam. Even though Christianity is not illegal, evangelism is, and FEBC’s team must use great caution in their follow-up work with

Bid vir gelowiges in Viëtnam. Hoewel Christenskap nie onwettig is nie, is evangelisasie wel, en FEBC se span moet baie versigtig wees wanneer hulle opvolg

A testimony from India: “God used your broadcasts as an instrument to change my life … My current job does not make much in wages,

’n Getuienis uit Indië: “God het julle uitsendings gebruik om my lewe te verander … My huidige werk betaal nie veel nie, maar ek koop

“And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but

“Laat ons ons ook daarop toelê om mekaar aan te spoor tot liefde en goeie dade, sonder om ons eie samekoms te verwaarloos, soos sommige

FEBC’s Hmong broadcaster, Phairot, hosts Bible studies online and each one is attended by hundreds of Hmong listeners from countries like Laos, where Christianity is

FEBC se Hmong-omroeper, Phairot, bied Bybelstudies aanlyn aan.  Dit word deur honderde Hmong-luisteraars bygewoon uit lande soos Laos, waar Christenskap onwelkom is. Bid vir God

FEBC se kortgolfuitsendings lei Lao-luisteraars al sedert die laat 1960s na Christus. Vandag moet Christene in Laos hul geloof binne streng regeringsriglyne beoefen. Dié wat

FEBC’s shortwave broadcasts have been leading Lao listeners to Christ since the late 1960s. Today, Christians in Laos must practise their faith within strict government