Three Nigerian People Groups Get Access to Gospel Radio Programs

Nupe, Ama, Agwagwune.  Words most do not recognize but each signifying a people group that will not have access to the Gospel of Jesus Christ presented in their native language as part of The Tide global radio ministry.  Read more.





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