Mike and Wendy Lambert
The Lamberts are missionaries to the TWR station on Guam. Mike is currently serving at KTWR as an Engineer, where he helps to maintain the...
The Lamberts are missionaries to the TWR station on Guam. Mike is currently serving at KTWR as an Engineer, where he helps to maintain the technical infrastructure that enables TWR to reach all across Asia with the Gospel. The 100kW and two 250kW shortwave transmitters reach into places like North Korea, China, Myanmar, Vietnam, Japan, and Indonesia. They have even been broadcasting to places as far away as Western India, Russia, and Ukraine. The Lamberts started their missionary service in Eswatini, Africa (formerly known as Swaziland).
Mike served as the Chief Engineer in Eswatini, managing the Technical Team there responsible for supporting broadcasts that covered vast areas of East, Central, and Southern Africa. When the Lamberts first joined TWR, they said they would go wherever the need was the greatest. In 2021, it became apparent that this meant changing locations and moving across the world again, this time during a global pandemic. While it was sad to leave the team and their friends in Eswatini behind, they knew they were leaving the ministry there in very capable hands.
They arrived on Guam in April 2022 to begin their service there. The Lamberts have three sons. Two of them (Zachary and Maxwell) are attending university in the States. The youngest, Jackson, is with them on Guam, where Wendy continues to home school.
Wendy is also considering what opportunities she can take on to serve here in Guam and at KTWR. Mike and Wendy both feel that Christian radio has played a large role in their spiritual growth. In fact, it was through Christian radio that Wendy first heard about the critical need TWR has for engineering staff. With how much they have been blessed by Christian radio, they appreciate the opportunity to serve God’s kingdom by helping others in some of the darkest places to be blessed by it as well.
Would you prayerfully consider partnering with the Lamberts in this ministry? They are looking for individuals, families, and churches that are willing to support their ministry financially and with prayer.
Mike served as the Chief Engineer in Eswatini, managing the Technical Team there responsible for supporting broadcasts that covered vast areas of East, Central, and Southern Africa. When the Lamberts first joined TWR, they said they would go wherever the need was the greatest. In 2021, it became apparent that this meant changing locations and moving across the world again, this time during a global pandemic. While it was sad to leave the team and their friends in Eswatini behind, they knew they were leaving the ministry there in very capable hands.
They arrived on Guam in April 2022 to begin their service there. The Lamberts have three sons. Two of them (Zachary and Maxwell) are attending university in the States. The youngest, Jackson, is with them on Guam, where Wendy continues to home school.
Wendy is also considering what opportunities she can take on to serve here in Guam and at KTWR. Mike and Wendy both feel that Christian radio has played a large role in their spiritual growth. In fact, it was through Christian radio that Wendy first heard about the critical need TWR has for engineering staff. With how much they have been blessed by Christian radio, they appreciate the opportunity to serve God’s kingdom by helping others in some of the darkest places to be blessed by it as well.
Would you prayerfully consider partnering with the Lamberts in this ministry? They are looking for individuals, families, and churches that are willing to support their ministry financially and with prayer.
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Assist our teams team in the day-to-day operation of various program-related distribution networks!
Come and tell the story of TWR's part in God's global redemptive work!
Develop, negotiate and maintain purchasing contracts for products and services, preparing final contract information.
Assist the project manager to ensure the efficiency of LinguaDMS, our in-house database management system.
Develop and maintain TWR Japan’s corporate and ministry website(s); develop online ministry platforms.
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Come work at one of our transmitter sites, helping keep equipment and transmission-related software in good shape!
