
Listen to My Words – A Story of Hope
Language: Berber Kabyle
Region: North Africa
I am your faithful listener. Listen to my history.
I was the only daughter of my parents. They spoiled me too much, to the point where I became nasty and intolerable, although I exercised the traditional faith of my country in depth. My mother said to me that I did not deserve my name – Fetta – which means silver. She said, “My girl, your behavior is not bright like Fetta. It is time to change your behavior.” I cried during the night when I tried to sleep...
A Door to the Light – A Story of Hope
Language: Arabic
Region: Middle East
Dear Friends, your radio broadcast is one of a kind. From where I live, Christianity is vague, and we do not have literature or books about it. Since my childhood I liked Jesus Christ, but because no one could help me with knowing Him better, I tried to seek different means and ways...
Walking in the Light – A Story of Hope
Language: Unspecified
Country: India
For generations, Seetha and his family had believed in many gods. His family used to make sacrifices and follow rituals.
But after listening to TWR’s broadcast of The Word Today, they started to question what they were doing...
Staff Story: Meet the Dunlops
Born and raised in Alberta, Canada, both Nathan and Megan Dunlop now find themselves on the other side of the world serving with TWR in South Africa. Although Africa was not their first choice of destinations, the Dunlops decided to take the step of faith in making the move. The verse Joshua 1:9 kept showing up in perceivably “random” ways, like on the wrist of the nurse who administered their vaccinations. This gave them comfort and confidence in their decision to follow where they felt the Lord was calling them...
Answering the Door When Christ Knocks – A Story of Hope
Language: Berber Kabyle
Region: North Africa
As I have already told you about my father, he called himself atheistic. He said he did not believe in God, that God does not exist. When he said that, I asked him, “Of what kind of god do you speak?” He answered me, “There are 46,000 gods in the world, and one does not know which one is true. Since my childhood I believed in the god of the religion of my country and in his prophet. But all the time I have been unraveled, all alone. This god had not brought me the least help in the world...