This month, we’re exploring the worlds of the Afar people, an unreached, majority-Muslim people group living in Ethiopia. With only one Christian in every 10,000, here are five ways you can be praying for these beloved people. #christianmedia #prayer

Of the 2.85 million Afar people worldwide, only 0.01% know Jesus. But, God is reaching them! Join us as we work to share the love of Christ with them and others, until the whole world knows. #unreachedpeoples #christianmedia #missionsorganization

Ali Ibrahim* is a wanted man. A member of the Afar tribe of Ethiopia, his faith in Christ makes him one of the 0.01% of Afar people who know Jesus. It also puts his life at risk. *a pseudonym #uupgs #unreached #unreachedpeoplegroups

There are an estimated 400,000 Christians living out their faith in secret in North Korea. At the risk of great peril, North Korean listeners send messages of thanks to our staff in South Korea for ministering to them. These are some of their stories.

With just a few months since its English-language debut, Mission 66 is touching the hearts of listeners across four continents — and the numbers are coming in.

It can be difficult to know how to pray for people who feel like they are a world away, but when only 1.5% of the 26 million people in North Korea know Christ, prayer is imperative. Here are three ways you can be praying for these beloved peoples:

In North Korea, owning a Bible is a serious crime. In Nigeria, loving Jesus is a death sentence. But TWR is reaching these spiritually-dark lands with the hope of the gospel.

North Korea may be a difficult place to reach, but media can deliver the gospel into the homes of believers like this one: "We are filled with joy and it feels as if you are close by whenever we receive these precious supports and when we listen to your voice on the radio."

How do you reach people in a “closed” country? TWR is using media to reach the people of North Korea, and we are hearing back from them — read how below!

Of the 26 million people in North Korea, only 1.5% know about Jesus. Faith in Christ is so dangerous that many Christian families do not share their faith with their children until they are old enough to keep the secret. But God is using TWR to reach them.

Short on time, but not in faith. What does death look like for the Wayana people of Suriname, and how has it changed since they were introduced to Christ? The Schoens explain on this latest episode of Lifted Extras.

This is Reach the Last, an series where we explore the world's unreached and talk about ministry efforts to share the love of Christ. This month, we’re talking about North Korea, where an estimated 400,000 believers live out their faith in secret:

We pray this Advent series has been a blessing to you and thank you for your help reaching the billions of people still in the dark about Jesus Christ. From all of us in the TWR family, we wish you and yours a luminous and Merry Christmas!

TWR missionary Tom Schoen was raised in the Indigenous culture of the Suriname jungle. Now, the Wayana and Trio tribes want to reach others. Radio can bridge that distance and foster an explosion of faith. Join us as we pray for our team's efforts!

“I am writing to you today to tell you that after listening to the radio several times with your messages, I have decided to follow Jesus … I am truly determined to live from now on with Christ as Lord and Savior.” — a Hassaniya listener in Mali

Only 0.1% of Mauritanian Hassaniya speakers are evangelical Christians. Yet, Hassaniya Christians show remarkable faithfulness in the face of adversity. Their numbers may be small, but their impact as light within their communities is profound.

“Whoever abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing” (John 15:5 ESV). How can you abide in Christ this holiday season? Pray, read the Bible — a few quiet minutes each day can make a big difference!

“This is my heart for the Farsi-speaking people – that Jesus Christ will be praised. I want them to know who Jesus is because he can change their lives.” — Brother F, TWR’s Farsi ministry director Pray God would be glorified as his Word is shared!

“Around 70% of people in the Persian world are disillusioned with Islam. Now, they don’t believe in any religion. They’re lost and need to hear God’s Word.” — Brother F, TWR's Farsi ministry director Pray Farsi speakers would be changed by God’s Word!

What is the greatest threat to missions? Dan Schoen, raised in the mission field deep in the jungle of Suriname, has a few thoughts on the matter in this latest episode of Lifted Extras.