Source: TWR News, June 30, 2015
A broadcasting ministry received the following letter from a listener in Turkey:
“Hello, I’m a student at a theology university of the country’s religion. We were always told that the Bible has changed. And they teach us always the faults of the Bible. I was so much wondering about these things that I finally got a Bible.
“Our teacher told us that if we want to learn how ridiculous Christianity is that we can listen to a radio program. This is how I started to listen to your program. I listened nine months regularly to your programs. You never said anything ridiculous. What you told was so logical and true. I decided to give my life to Jesus Christ. It is so difficult for me to study at this school and to be a Christian. I can’t talk with anyone about this.”
“Could you please pray for me?”
» Read full story and one from another broadcasting ministry that writes about ministering to an Iranian woman suffering from hopelessness and depression (SAT-7).
» In some parts of the world, Christians, too, have limited access to Christian input and materials. See The Journey of God’s Word to Myanmar (Asia Harvest). And listen to an interview on Building the Church in Burma (Compassion Radio).