Greg and Ingrid Clarke
Greg was called to missions at a young age and responded by joining TWR in 1995 after completing an electronics technician program at SAIT. Greg...
Greg was called to missions at a young age and responded by joining TWR in 1995 after completing an electronics technician program at SAIT. Greg grew up in Calgary, Alberta, and attended First Alliance Church. After joining TWR, Greg worked for many years as a studio technician in Bonaire, Slovakia and South Africa.
Ingrid was born and raised in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. She moved to Johannesburg in 1999 and was working for a freight company as an accountant when she received her call into missions. Ingrid was involved in the young adult ministry at Edenvale Baptist Church in Johannesburg, and that is where she met Greg.
The Clarkes were married in South Africa in 2005 and continued to serve with TWR. At the end of 2013, the Clarkes moved to Swaziland, now called Eswatini, where Greg took on the role of system administrator at the Swaziland Transmitter Station. Greg is now the station director, and Ingrid uses her skills as the finance manager for the Eswatini office. Greg and Ingrid have two children, Rebekah and Caleb.
Ingrid was born and raised in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. She moved to Johannesburg in 1999 and was working for a freight company as an accountant when she received her call into missions. Ingrid was involved in the young adult ministry at Edenvale Baptist Church in Johannesburg, and that is where she met Greg.
The Clarkes were married in South Africa in 2005 and continued to serve with TWR. At the end of 2013, the Clarkes moved to Swaziland, now called Eswatini, where Greg took on the role of system administrator at the Swaziland Transmitter Station. Greg is now the station director, and Ingrid uses her skills as the finance manager for the Eswatini office. Greg and Ingrid have two children, Rebekah and Caleb.
"Thank you very much for the Woman of Hope program. I just listened to it, and it helped me so much. I wanted to kill my...
The vast continent of Africa is home to nearly 2,500 ethnic groups, and many of them are Muslims. Throughout the rural settings...
Did you know that in Nigeria, more believers are killed for their faith each year than anywhere else in the world? In some...
During the global pandemic, people have begun reading the Bible and searching for God as never before, and TWR has stepped up...
Radio is a lifeline in Africa. It provides hope in many hopeless situations. For 50 years, TWR has been broadcasting hope in...
The main electricity supplier in South Africa has been implementing rolling power cuts, called load shedding, to various areas...
Nigeria is home to one of the largest Christian populations in Africa, but paradoxically, it is also one of the most persecuted...
The Horn of Africa comprises countries along the east coast of the continent, such as Eritrea, Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia....
Bring the hope of Jesus to women WORLDWIDE! Gifts doubled in impact during our $46,000 Challenge Gift opportunity!
Anthony and Karen serve in our Africa Region office, in Kempton Park, South Africa. They joined TWR on December 1st, 2001, and...
The Burnetts are a South African family and have been with TWR since 1982, serving in the Africa region. They spent 12 years in...
The Dunlops, from High River, Alberta, have a heart for missions and are excited to continue to serve with TWR. Nathan has a...
The Kennedys have been with Trans World Radio (TWR) since 2002. They have served in North Africa and in various West African...
The Schieles have been with TWR since 1992, beginning in the Swaziland office. Having spent a few years in the Cary, N.C....
Steve joined TWR Swaziland in May 1977 as an electrical engineer. In 1978 he met Lorraine. They returned together to...
David and Linda Bijleveld live and work in Eswatini, serving with TWR to help reach the people of Africa.
Tyler and Beverly are excited to partner with TWR in service at the Eswatini transmitting station.
Zavier is following the Lord's leading and using his skills in mechanical engineering to serve the people of West Africa.
Can't find what you're looking for or a role that fits you? Let us know about your interests and skills and we'll help you do...
Aid the station director and leadership team with administrative tasks!
Come and help the TWR Africa transmitter site team with their existing property and community development plan/stewardship...
Come help maintain our equipment to ensure the continued production of high quality FM radio programs!
Play an active role in our commitment to being good stewards of the resources God has entrusted to us!
Put your engineering skills to work at TWR's transmitter site, broadcasting to millions every day!
Speak hope on air to millions (literally!)
Come and tell the story of TWR's part in God's global redemptive work!
Facilitate our radio broadcasts to the world through enabling machinery to function at its best!
