If you have six minutes today, please watch the TWR 60th Anniversary film celebrating six decades of God using TWR to speak hope to the world.
Andrew personally filmed four of the presenters (right) here in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Looking back over a decade and a half of full-time ministry on the field, we’ve been privileged to see God at work in many ways. This prayer letter features a timeline combining the origins of Trans World Radio with some of our career highlights.
On this day in 1954, The Voice of Tangier (which in 1960 would become known as Trans World Radio) aired it’s first broadcast from Morocco into Europe via shortwave.
Today the TWR family worldwide celebrates our 60th Anniversary of speaking hope to the world. Our latest letter covers what that means here in Africa and how lives are being touched in meaningful ways.
Giving and receiving training in Cape Town and a life touched in East Africa.
Andrew and Holly’s trip to Cape Town together followed by Andrew’s solo trip south. Video training, CCM and an exciting TWR listener story from Durban.
TWR-Africa recently had people from various departments come into the studio to record an explanation of their work for English listeners in Southern Africa.
You can listen to the file above or download what Andrew said about reaching Unreached People Groups (UPGs).
We’re really close to finishing all the work on The Way of Righteousness (TWOR) that was agreed on October 2011. Last month, TWR’s new East Africa Director asked the Program Development Team for five minute versions of various series we’d like to promote at the series at the September 2013 Africa by Radio Continental Convention in Kenya. Yesterday Andrew edited down the first (15-min.) episode into a sampler to promote the series to broadcasters.
Here’s an mp3 you can listen to in your browser (or right-click to save as.)
