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A cultural mosaic, Southeast Asia is an ethnically diverse region with an equally varied religious landscape. It encompasses more than 1,800 people groups and a population of over 670 million — less than half of which identify as believers. TWR is using media to meet each of them in their heart languages, introducing them to Jesus in their own unique cultural context.
Discover TWR's ministry in the region
CAMBODIA
TWR ministers to audiences throughout Cambodia in Khmer via
- 6 programs
- FM broadcasts
- online
INDONESIA
MYANMAR
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
SINGAPORE
THE PHILIPPINES
VIETNAM
Featured projects in Southeast Asia
The Batam FM radio station, a new affiliate of TWR, is strategically located in an area of rapid economic development, the...
TWR’s national partner in Indonesia has a long-running and multifaceted outreach to this archipelago country in Southeast Asia....
In the 1970s, the brutal Pol Pot regime nearly destroyed Cambodia, killing around 2 million people through execution, forced...
There are challenges to preaching the Word of God in the rural parts of Vietnam. It is difficult for missionaries to work...
The Philippine islands of Mindanao, Palawan, Basilan, and Jolo are home to some of today's global extremist groups who are...
The need for radios is great in Southeast Asian countries like Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar and Indonesia, especially in areas...
"My life is lost in the dark. I thought nobody was interested in listening to my struggles and was afraid to share about them...
Raniag ti Namnama is the Ilocano-language counterpart of Women of Hope, TWR's successful radio program designed specifically...
The Pol Pot regime and Khmer Rouge have left Cambodia's people shattered. In some villages, so many husbands were murdered that...
TWR Women of Hope produces a weekly, 30-minute radio broadcast for suffering women in Vietnam. The Women of Hope program...
Kiry* in Cambodia
A Thru the Bible program listener
"I was a smoker and a drunkard, and I was involved in a lot of criminal activities. One day, I met a TWR staff and he asked me to listen to the radio program and learn about the meaning of life and good living. I began to listen regularly and I received Jesus Christ as my personal Savior afterwards. I even started attending church, and it's all thanks to the Thru the Bible program."
*a pseudonym is used to protect this listener's identity
*a pseudonym is used to protect this listener's identity
Wijaya* in Indonesia
A listener of Thru the Bible program in Indonesian
"I am blessed with the Indonesian Thru the Bible program because it challenges me to face our family problems. I love this program. It has taught me what it means to be faithful. Thank you. I pray many other families will also be blessed."
*a pseudonym is used to protect this listener's identity
*a pseudonym is used to protect this listener's identity
Mahalia* in the Philippines
A listener of TWR programs
"I am like a dried-out leaf that's about to fall. If it weren't for your sharing of the word of life, I most probably would have fallen off already. Thank you for watering me with the Word. Thank you for the assurance that there is hope."
*a pseudonym is used to protect this listener's identity
*a pseudonym is used to protect this listener's identity
An* in Vietnam
A church leader
"Our church is special in that our people live scattered on the mountaintops. It takes about three hours to walk from a small town to our village. The road is slightly more than a meter wide, with a cliff on one side and a sharp drop on the other. When it rains, the road becomes muddy and it is so hard for people to go to church to worship God. Your programs are useful for nurturing our spiritual life. Thanks to them, our faith has matured in Christ.”
*a pseudonym is used to protect this listener's identity
*a pseudonym is used to protect this listener's identity
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