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Media
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A Touch That Transforms
In Brazil, two women—Fabiola facing cancer and Luisa battling betrayal, depression, and loss—found hope when their dogs accidentally switched their TVs to Novo Tempo, Hope Channel Brazil. The messages they heard transformed their outlook, brought emotional and spiritual healing, and led them back to Jesus. Their stories show how Hope Channel reaches people in crisis with comfort, truth, and renewed purpose.
Transformative Internship
In Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, journalism student Julia discovered the Adventist message while interning with Adventist World Radio. The prayers, sermons, and programs she produced led to her baptism — and eventually to her becoming the station’s director. A new media center funded by this quarter’s Thirteenth Sabbath Offering will expand this growing ministry.
Seeking Pure Truth
In Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, a singer named Safi searched for God’s true church. After leaving chaotic worship settings, she prayed for pure truth — and found the Seventh‑day Adventist Church through online media. Her journey shows the power of digital evangelism and the need for a new media center in Kinshasa.
Orlando and the Big Rescue
Another time, Jono was being bullied. Someone at school was being mean to him. This made Jono feel sad and confused. But Jono learned that he didn’t have to handle it alone.
Tuned into Jesus
A simple radio recommendation led Taipeng and his family to discover biblical truth and lasting hope. See how Hope FM, supported by the 13th Sabbath Offering, is tuning hearts across Papua New Guinea into Jesus.
From Fiji to the Frontlines
At first, I was terrible. I stumbled over words, fumbled with equipment, and battled exhaustion from late-night ministry. Negative messages came through texts and emails. But I didn’t quit. I studied. I listened. I grew. Slowly, my voice became familiar, not just in Fiji, but also across the world.
The Woman Behind the Radio
In a Thai village, Sompong turned a simple idea into a powerful ministry. Through radio and personal connection, she shares hope with listeners across the country, leading many to discover Jesus and develop a personal relationship with Him for themselves.
Butros
“Sometimes the power goes out while we’re on air, or the internet slows down—typical issues here in the village,” Sompong says. “While we’re talking, viewers might only see a frozen screen. They often call to check if we’re okay!”
When the World Hit Pause
Nicole hadn't been to church in years, but when the COVID pandemic hit, she remembered a Seventh-day Adventist church she visited as a kid and wanted to reconnect.