Our Glorious Future Hausa
In one of the most dangerous nations to be a Christian, TWR is meeting the people of northern Nigeria with the hope of Jesus.
Northern Nigeria consistently ranks at the top of list among countries with the most persecution of Christians. Our Glorious Future is a radio/audio initiative of 52 two-minute exhortations in the Hausa language (and potentially Fulfulde) designed primarily for persecuted Christian communities in northern Nigeria, with a secondary audience of Muslim listeners and seekers in Hausa and Fulfulde-speaking areas.
In the contexts of violence, displacement, fear, and grief, this program will bring messages of hope anchored in eternity, resurrection, God's justice, and the certainty of his promises.
In the contexts of violence, displacement, fear, and grief, this program will bring messages of hope anchored in eternity, resurrection, God's justice, and the certainty of his promises.
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