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July 2009 - India Partnership Expands
When a Hindu Brahman and his wife stood up at a church meeting to publicly declare themselves to be followers of Jesus, it caused a ripple effect that brought many…
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May 2009 - Reaching Turkey By Every Means
Merhibah! (“Good evening”). A smile warms the handsome features of Haluk Bilgen, as he greets his viewers in Turkish, and welcomes them to his program. And so begins another weekly…
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March 2009 - New Broadcasts to Nepal
On February 1, 2009, despite a deepening global recession, Words of Hope launched a new radio outreach to the Himalayan nation of Nepal. “Journey of the Cross” is an indigenously…
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January 2009 - Closing the Loop in Uganda
Words of Hope’s research arm, the Media Research Institute (MRI), convened its first ever follow-up research seminar in early December. Words of Hope Uganda put out the call to the…
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December 2008 - Persecution Worsens in India
For decades, India’s religious minorities have experienced mounting tensions and increasingly violent harassment, often politically motivated. Christians, who of?cially comprise 3 percent of India’s 1.1 billion people, have been persecuted…
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September 2008 - Sudan Broadcasts Continue After Leader’s Passing
In mid-January, senior Nuer language broadcaster and Sudanese pastor Elijah Tot Deng traveled from the Lokichoggio ministry center near the Sudan-Kenya border to Nairobi for treatment of persistent nosebleeds. He…
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July 2008 - Olympics Focus World Attention on Tibet
Since March 2008 when the Olympic torch passed through many countries en route to Beijing, world attention has focused on Tibet and the plight of her people under Chinese rule.…
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May 2008 - New Albanian Programs Provide Comfort
On March 15, 2008, an old ammunition depot exploded near the Albanian capital of Tirana. Dozens perished, hundreds were injured by the powerful blasts which destroyed more than 400 homes.…
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March 2008 - Boosting Quantity and Quality
It’s a pretty basic concept: put more hours of more interesting programs on the air and you will have more listeners. That is the formula we and our partners are…
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January 2008 - Research Matters
If you were a northern Ugandan woman, where would you ? nd information about important health issues? If you were a man in southern Sudan, where would you turn for…
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