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  • S. Korean Taxi Drivers Use Radio to Evangelize

    By Jennifer Riley

    A unique club of Christian taxi drivers in South Korea plays Christian radio from sunrise to sunset in hopes of leading passengers to Christ. There are 450 members in the Missionary Taxi Club.

    Nov 17, 2008 | Comments 4

  • Historic Radio Mission Group Names New President

    By Jennifer Riley

    The world’s oldest international mission broadcasting agency, HCJB Global, announced Wayne Pederson as its new president on Monday. Pederson, who is currently vice president of Moody Broadcasting in Chicago, succeeds David Johnson, who stepped down in June.

    Oct 15, 2008 | Comments 0

  • Christian Broadcaster Reaching Unprecedented Numbers of Iranian Youth

    By Joshua Goldberg

    As young people in Iran find themselves trapped between rising political instability, the harsh systems of Islamic Sharia laws that increasingly govern and control their lives, as well as arrests and "public security” crackdowns, a Christian satellite station is providing them with rest and winning their hearts for the Lord.

    Apr 26, 2008 | Comments 6

  • Broadcaster to Counter Anti-Christian Kids TV in Arab World

    By Peter B. Beita

    After celebrating its 10th Anniversary last year, Arabic Christian television pioneer SAT-7 is launching special channel for kids this month to send message of hope to kids in the Arab world who are watching other channels that are thought to be propagating anti-Christian messages.

    Dec 04, 2007 | Comments 3

  • Trans World Radio Head to Step Down

    By Jennifer Riley

    The head of the most far-reaching Christian radio network in the world recently announced his decision to step down next year after 11 years as the ministry’s leader.

    Nov 15, 2007 | Comments 2

  • Jesus TV Breaks Through Barriers in Iran

    By Michelle Vu

    Christian satellite in Iran is making headway beyond expectation as growing numbers of people embrace Jesus Christ through television, according to a recent report.

    Oct 15, 2007 | Comments 2

  • Iranians Flocking to Christian Television

    By Sze Leng Chan

    A Christian satellite TV network has reported “spectacular church growth” in Iran and noted the importance of media in strengthening the churches there as well as in reaching out to Muslims.

    Sep 21, 2007 | Comments 8

  • HCJB Global Launches Search for New Head

    By Eric Young

    One of the most popular and far-reaching international radio ministries in the world has launched a global search to find a new president.

    Aug 23, 2007 | Comments 0

  • Western 10/40 Mission Window Neglected, Says Mideast Ministry Leader

    By Michelle Vu

    A ministry working to bring the message of Jesus Christ to millions across the Arab world raised concern recently about the lack of resources given to mission work in the most unchristian region in the world.

    Apr 07, 2007 | Comments 0

  • Mideast Children Given Christian Alternative to Suicide Attack Propaganda

    By Michelle Vu

    A Lebanese Christian media leader recently shared how a ministry using satellite television can reach millions of children in the Middle East and Northern Africa with the Gospel message of love and hope which markedly contrasts some of the suicide attack propaganda directed at children onscreen.

    Apr 02, 2007 | Comments 0
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