Zeke Wachtman
Zeke will be using his skills in electrical engineering to help reach the people of West Africa for Christ.
Currently a student at Purdue University, Zeke is a sophomore studying Electrical Engineering. He will be joining the Broadcast Operations department as an intern at TWR’s West Africa Transmitter Station (WATS).
His experiences working on his grandpa’s farm and the engineering knowledge he has gained in his program at Purdue will be a great blessing to the team at WATS as they seek to ensure gospel broadcasts are maintained. Zeke says: “What first attracted me to TWR was how it allows students studying engineering, such as myself, to use what we have been given and what we are learning in school to serve the Lord. And then, as I did more research and watched the videos on the website, I saw how much God was using TWR, and how big of an impact it has made and is making in people’s lives. The desire to be a part of that work is what now motivates me to want to serve with TWR.”
His experiences working on his grandpa’s farm and the engineering knowledge he has gained in his program at Purdue will be a great blessing to the team at WATS as they seek to ensure gospel broadcasts are maintained. Zeke says: “What first attracted me to TWR was how it allows students studying engineering, such as myself, to use what we have been given and what we are learning in school to serve the Lord. And then, as I did more research and watched the videos on the website, I saw how much God was using TWR, and how big of an impact it has made and is making in people’s lives. The desire to be a part of that work is what now motivates me to want to serve with TWR.”
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Facilitate our radio broadcasts to the world through enabling machinery to function at its best!
