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Our key partner is based in Ivory Coast. The team produces 11 progams and 12 re-edits. Relevant issues in the programs are: domestic violence, immigration, child trafficking and HIV/Aids. They are broadcast on national and regional TV channels, as well as via satellite channels and digital platforms in 11 countries: Ivory Coast, Niger, Mali, Chad, Guinea Conakry, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Togo, Benin and DR Congo. By using local language, people can understand the message even better. Therefore we plan to translate programs into the Bambara and Wolof languages. More than 50% of the West African population, especially youth, are using social media and mobile phones. Our aim is to develop programs for social media and to expand the follow-up into discipleship programs. Our counselors can equip people to grow as a disciple for Jesus Christ.

Afghanistan is a hard-to-reach country. There are very few possibilities to tell Afghans the gospel. Together with our partner, who has 26 years of experience, we broadcast series with drama, storytelling, testimonies and gospel talks. Besides television, the Afghans are increasingly using digital and online media. Therefore we use websites, apps and social media platform accounts to spread programs with social themes. Afterwards viewers can contact us to receive advice, biblical wisdom and a listening ear.

Central Asians are searching for answers. Our high quality programs are broadcast on the national TV, you tube channels and websites. The programs addresses issues such as bride kidnapping, alcohol and drug addiction, prostitution, social pressure and domestic violence. We work together with church leaders, because they play an important part in identifying the needs within their society. The follow-up is done by a professional counselor. We plan to produce 16 new drama series and to generate the dubbing of 12 existing programs in other regional languages.

It is not possible in Pakistan to broadcast on a national TV channel due to security reasons. Films are being projected in villages in the remote areas of the countryside. A fully equipped team travels in a van throughout the country with a wide collection of Christian movies and short films, usually dubbed in the Urdu language. Local pastors, elders, and councelors assist them to organize the film shows at an appropriate venue. Many Christians are very poor and not able to write. Film showings and videos on digital platforms provide an excellent way to reach individuals from all segments of the Pakistani society.