Partner Station Goes on the Air in Remote Corner of Peru
Partner Station Goes on the Air in Remote Corner of Peru
Dec. 4, 2009
Source: HCJB Global (written by Barb Anderson)
Senda Cristiana (the Christian Way) is on the air in southern Peru's rugged Cotahuasi Canyon after years of planning and hard work by SIM missionaries, HCJB Global engineers and local believers. This 300-watt FM station is broadcasting the good news of Jesus Christ to villagers in remote Quechua communities.
Where missionaries could only visit several times a year, the radio waves deliver Bible teaching every day, penetrating into all the nooks and crannies of the world's deepest canyon above sea level.
Programming is focused on Bible teaching and practical life application for Christians along with Scripture readings in both Quechua and Spanish. Listeners are learning about God's holiness, about the horridness of sin and their need for a Savior.
More than 100 solar-powered, fixed-turned SonSet® radios from the HCJB Global Technology Center have already reached Cotahuasi Canyon for distribution among the believers living in isolated villages.
Another 400 of these radios are awaiting shipment as hurdles of "red tape" are cleared. Pray for favorable government action in Peru to speed them on their way. Many hearts are spiritually hungry and open to learning God's ways.