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Contents 1 Christian Radio 1.1 Follow-up 2 Christian Radio Ministries: 2.1 CBN (Christian Broadcasting Network) 2.1.1 History 2.1.2 Current Status 2.1.3 Ministries Involved 2.2 Far East Broadcasting 2.2.1 History 2.2.2 Current Status 2.2.3 Ministries Involved 2.3 HCJB 2.3.1 Vision: 2.3.2 Mission: 2.4 Trans World Radio 2.4.1 History 2.4.2 Current Status 2.4.3 Ministries Involved 2.5 Radio Worldwide 2.5.1 History 2.5.2 Current Status 2.5.3 Ministries Involved 2.5.3.1 Through Programme Production 2.5.3.2 Through Partnership 2.5.3.3 Through Training= 2.5.3.4 Through the Internet

[edit] Christian Radio

• 99% of the world's people potentially can hear Christian radio programming in a language they can understand.

[edit] Follow-up

• Christian radio stations and programming agencies have a large staff to handle several million letters, faxes, and e-mails sent in by listeners annually. Pray for the protection of senders and letters in the post — in many restricted access countries there is heavy censorship and only a small proportion of the letters get through. Pray for personal letters, literature and Bible Correspondence Courses sent out in return. Pray for new converts to be linked up with groups of other believers. A successful programme format has been church planting via radio. Many new churches have been planted through radio in a variety of countries

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[edit] CBN (Christian Broadcasting Network)

CBN (Christian Broadcasting Network) has been broadcasting outside of the USA for over 12 years, with its first international broadcast site located in the Philippines, founded by Gordon Robertson, son of CBN founder Pat Robertson. CBN pioneered Christian television in the late 60's and now covers 210 nations with Christian television coverage via satellite. They have broadcast production facilities in several nations like Thailand, Indonesia, China, Cote d’Ivoire and the like. Last year they reported over 270 million viewers oversea with over 45 million decisions to follow Jesus!

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• Chronology of Christian Broadcasting Network

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[edit] Far East Broadcasting

• Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC), * [1]. Since 1946, with headquarters in Singapore and with radio stations wide-spread throughout Asia and production facilities scattered throughout the world, FEBC has focused on reaching the peoples of Asia and of the countries of the CIS (the ‘Former Soviet Union’). Using a "National To National" approach, FEBC is strongly committed to enabling the people of Asia and the CIS to reach their own people for Christ, in their own mother tongues, using whatever media is most effective for that people group - be it AM, FM, shortwave or the Internet. FEBC broadcasts locally in 13 countries, and internationally to over 60 countries and regions. Over 650 hours of radio programmes a week.

• Feba Radio (Feba), *[2]. A sister organisation of FEBC, Feba broadcasts radio programmes and audience relations to address people’s physical and spiritual needs in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

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About HCJB Global:

World Radio Missionary Fellowship, Inc., commonly known as HCJB Global as of Jan. 1, 2007, is a nonprofit, noncommercial, interdenominational organization. The media ministries are known as HCJB Global Voice while the healthcare ministries are known as HCJB Global Hands. The world’s first missionary broadcast organization, it has been touching lives around the globe since Dec. 25, 1931. Together with its local partners, HCJB Global now has ministries in more than 300 cities in more than 100 countries and broadcasts the gospel in more than 120 languages and dialects.

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To see people everywhere transformed in Christ, engaged in the growing church and empowered to ignite reproducing ministries that bring His light to their communities.

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Empowering dynamic media and healthcare ministries that declare and demonstrate Jesus Christ.

[edit] Trans World Radio

• Trans World Radio (TWR), * [3] is an international Christian broadcasting organization which has been in existence for over 50 years. TWR broadcasts with super-power transmitters to over 80% of the world's population in over 200 languages. TWR can use staff with skills in engineering, computers, finance, construction, human resources and more.

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[edit] Radio Worldwide

Radio Worldwide (RW) is a ministry of WEC International. A small group of WEC workers have a particular calling to work in Radio. The team is a multi-ethnic, multi-age group who are committed to working together to "Help make radio work for the Church worldwide". * [4]

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Founded 1961. Its founders, Phil and Miriam Booth, recognising the new opportunities God was opening up through the medium of radio, began to produce programmes for supply to international Christian radio stations.

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[edit] Through Partnership

RW is involved in a number of partnership projects in order to reach people such as Azerbaijani, Tibetans, Turkmen and Fula. RW works alongside many organisations to share the gospel. RW also belong to a number of uniting bodies which allows fellowship and co-operation to happen more freely and effectively.

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[edit] Through the Internet

RW recognizes the need to keep up to date with current technology. RW is now using the internet in various ways and in different languages in order to reach non-Christians worldwide with the gospel.,,