Helping Churches Support Their Missionaries Worldwide
Christ’s church is glorious! Church life can be messy and progress slow. Yet, as James Hammond reminds us from his experience in Bordeaux, it is a great privilege to be part of Christ’s glorious church. Imagine you buy a new
Grief and joy in North Kivu We have long valued radio ministry for its ability to carry gospel truth and hope into very difficult places. Ian Flanders reflects on seeing this happen in one especially troubled region. North Kivu, a
Ian Flanders, supported by his wife Hélène, produces GBM Radio’s French language programmes. Through this vital ministry the gospel reaches into some of the most troubled parts of the world, including, as Ian tells us here, the Democratic Republic of Congo
Phil and Carolyn began serving in West Africa in 2013. The region was relatively stable at the time, with good inter-communal relationships making it safe for local Christians and Western missionaries to live and work there. Tragically, the security situation has now deteriorated, bringing many changes to life and ministry.
Ian Flanders of GBM Radio was invited to visit Togo in West Africa, which is sandwiched between Ghana and Benin, and two countries west of Nigeria. Christians there regularly listen to Ian’s French language radio programmes. This was an important opportunity to connect with his audience.
Partnerships are often crucial in the work of mission. In recent years, Derek French of GBM Radio has had a fruitful partnership with Gerard and Philippa Chrispin and their prison ministry. Here Derek and Gerard explain how that has been working.