Invitation from TWR CEO and President, Lauren Libby:

"Hi there. I will be in South Africa June 4th to 6th and invite you to join me on air for SHINE Africa.

Jesus said in Matthew 5:16 that we are to let our light SHINE before others so that God can be glorified. We will have a great time on air sharing listener testimonies and prayer requests and inviting you to participate generously in the ministry opportunities that TWR Africa is involved in.

Be excited; be in prayer, as we prepare our hearts for TWR Africa's SHINE Africa, June 4th to 6th - ONLY on TWR Africa."

Tune in to TWR Africa for this exciting live broadcast series which will take place Monday June 4th to and including Wednesday 6th with hosts Unathi, Anthony, Branko, Simon, Andy and Lauren.

The broadcasts will be on Short Wave from 07:00 to 09:00 and simultaneously on Satellite from 07:00 to 09:00, inviting listeners to become part of the ministry financially and to celebrate what God is doing through the listeners and ministry of TWR Africa.

In the same way,
LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE BEFORE OTHERS
that they may see your good deeds
and glorify your father in heaven.
(Matthew 5:16)

The isiZulu Department of TWR Africa were recently awarded the prestigious FAITH BROADCASTING NETWORK: FAITH THAT COUNTS AWARD at a Gala Event at the annual Association of Christian Media of Southern Africa Conference held near Johannesburg.

The award is intended for an organization that is running a very successful project that reaches out to the community in a practical and meaningful way, other than via their principle media efforts.

1 February 2008, 4 am – the first broadcast of the Gospel of Jesus beamed from the newly built TWR Transmitter Station in West Africa! After many years of prayer, negotiation, opposition, sweat and tears, the dream of the late Rev. Stephen Boakye-Yiadom, TWR International Director of Africa at the time, to broadcast across the West African region, finally became a reality.

On 1 February 2018, TWR West Africa Transmitter Station (WATS) celebrates ten years of reaching across barriers of darkness, fear and hopelessness in the West African region by spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ, bringing hope and providing spiritual guidance to the people in this region.To date, through its relevant, culturally sensitive programs, the transmitter continues to bring hope to the seeker, encouragement to the new believer, and training for the seasoned Christian.

Written by Ingrid Heizelmaier

When I was 16, doing a good deed every day was just part of being a good girl-scout. Along with it also came the bad conscience… if, once again, I did not manage to do such a good deed that day. The good deed, however, never seemed to make up for what was going wrong in my life. And I asked myself: How on earth will I ever get an ‘okay’ from God? Later on, while driving on the highway, fear strangled me. What if this car would now smash into the concrete wall? I wasn’t prepared to meet the One who had created me. All in all, my belief as a teenager was a mix of thinking about things and just trying to do my best.