Now the new convert has built a church and many are becoming Christians through his testimony. The use of new resources and new methods for religious programming is bringing new people into African churches.
Radio is the tool for evangelism.
Focusing on the need for studios, TWR in Mozambique converts surplus oceangoing shipping containers into small broadcast studios. The need arose to get staff into remote areas to produce programming for the nearly 5 million Makhuwa people, the largest animistic unreached people group in Africa. TWR outfitted the shipping containers with studio equipment in South Africa and transported them to the northern Mozambican village of Mocuba. The studios save construction costs and extensive commuting time for radio producers traveling to and from the southern capital city of Maputo. In Angola, TWR partner churches and organizations distribute windup radios, which have come on the market in recent years.