TGNA began broadcasting in 1950 from the capital city. Today the impact of their select program puts the gospel into places difficult or impossible to reach in any other way. Likewise, Radio Maya and Radio Buenas Nuevas, dialect stations in remote mountain areas, broadcast programs in several different dialects. Translation work continues, especially in the Huehuetenango department. There are still groups that do not have copies of the Scriptures in their own language.
Numerous options are available for the education of MKs.
The CAG is an independent school for MKs whose parents work under several different missions. Christian grade schools supported by the national church are also an important part of the ministry.