About a year ago an operator of two Christian Radio Stations in western KS contacted us.  He found us on the site and we began communicating.  Every so often we would get an encouraging email or note letting us know he had been praying for us.

One of the people groups we work with are the Kekchi and they have a radio ministry that reaches many unreached villages all over Petén.  They needed some help repairing their equipment which we know nothing about.  They needed a part that we could not find the normal route through google.

We contacted Bill who spoke to his radio engineer who found the part within 24 hours.  A pastor in AR bought the part and it is in route to Guatemala to triple the coverage area of the Gospel in the indigenous tongue to people who don’t have any other chance to hear it.

Thank you so much for this site [Missionary-Blogs.com].  Just one small story of how God has used it to impact people we won’t meet until heaven.

Praise the Lord! Thanks to Shelley and Jim for sharing the story.

Here’s another post about connections made through blogging.

If you want more exposure for your blog, be sure to be a part of the current Missionary Blog Carnival!

Today we’re going to look at some of those people whose lives are focused a little more closely around radio and related ministries.  Radio ministry involves travel, construction, computer work, broadcasting, recording, diplomacy, and much more.  Let’s visit some of those people now:

• The Balzer Bulletin:  In Singapore, and currently praying about visa issues and thinking about radio in the villages.
• Willing Mind:  One the move!  Here’s a video blog about radio ministry in Australia, and moving on to Singapore…
• The McCrackens’ News:  In Ecuador, experiencing everything from Bible studies to computer work.  Read a recent update here.
• Gerard & Rebeca Adriaanse:  She’s from Venezuela, he’s from the Netherlands, and they’re adjusting to life in Australia.  And no post on radio would be complete without an interview.