The Tide®

Those searching for the truth of the Gospel in Thailand have a new way to be uplifted, thanks to our daily devotionals. Recently, The Tide ministry began sharing the “Yang Kap Prajao,” or “Walking with God,” daily devotionals online and via social media in Thailand. Recorded in the Isaan language, the 7- to 10-minute daily devotionals are available on the social media app called “Line,” which is Japan’s largest social network that has spread into neighboring countries. Director Don Shenk said the growth of the devotionals has been exciting because users and listeners are sharing the resources with many others. “One of our new subscribers to the Line app thanked us for the daily devotional,” Shenk said. “She is a Lao believer in Korea who is reaching out to Isaan workers in a Thai factory there, which is possible because Lao and Isaan are very similar linguistically. She added that she has had the opportunity to share the Gospel with up to 36 people at a time!” Shenk added that this

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa.— Those searching for the truth of the Gospel in Thailand have a new way to be uplifted, thanks to The Tide® ( www.thetide.org ) ministry’s daily devotionals. Recently, The Tide ministry began sharing the “Yang Kap Prajao,” or “Walking with God,” daily devotionals online and via social media in Thailand. Recorded in the Isaan language, the 7- to 10-minute daily devotionals are available on the social media app called “Line,” which is Japan’s largest social network that has spread into neighboring countries. The Tide Director Don Shenk said the growth of the devotionals has been exciting because users and listeners are sharing the resources with many others. “One of our new subscribers to the Line app thanked us for the daily devotional,” Shenk said. “She is a Lao believer in Korea who is reaching out to Isaan workers in a Thai factory there, which is possible because Lao and Isaan are very similar linguistically. She added that she has had the opportunity to shar

India Radio Listeners Seekers Conference By the grace of God, we have conducted 4 Seekers Meetings in Chhattisgarh during the month of October 2019. Among the 4 meetings around 150 people were present. At each place a very inspiring Word of God was shared by one of the God’s servant among the people who were present there. After hearing God’s Word, 49 people accept-ed the Lord as their Personal Savior and committed their lives to Christ and 31 took water baptism. After the completion of the Seekers Meeting, we are regularly doing the follow-up work with them through our local workers, so that they would grow spiritually in the Lord. We hope and pray that more number of believers will be joining our local fellow-ship in the coming days. The following Social activities we conducted in the villages of Chhattisgarh; Village Cleaning, Garden Plantation, Health Teaching, Medical Camp, Health Awareness program. We thank and praise the Lord, that by His grace, Good News Hour has been abl

With confirmed cases of Covid-19 now recorded in almost every country of the world, we are all to some degree getting swept up in the global focus on this single issue. I can’t recall anything else in my lifetime that has created such widespread uncertainty and apprehension in society, and I am extremely grateful for the hope we have in the person and work of Jesus.  God’s Word is filled with encouraging promises of His incredible love, affirmations of hope, admonitions to stand firm in our faith, and reminders that because our Almighty heavenly Father is watching over us, we do not need to live in fear.  We are grateful that as a religious organization The Tide office is currently exempt from the mandated closures, enabling us to continue the administrative tasks associated with sharing this message of hope in Christ with those who are suffering around the globe. I also want to reassure you that our ministry “boots on the ground” are committed to persevere in the face of challenges. H

Everyone needs a daily dose of hope and truth from above—no matter which language they speak. Recently, The Tide ministry began sharing “Walking with God” daily devotional recordings online and via social media in Thailand. Recorded in the Isaan language, the 7- to 10-minute daily devotional is available on the social media app called “Line,” which is Japan’s largest social network that has spread into neighboring countries. “One exciting development is that The Tide partners in Thailand are working with the New Zealand Baptists on the project to both share the cost of the Line app, as well as reach more followers,” said Don Shenk. “The following for the ‘Yang Kap Prajao,’ or ‘Walking with God,’ devotionals is growing. In fact, a local pastor in the Roiet province, as well as another in Ubon Ratchathani province, send it daily to the believers in their churches.” Because the technology of the app allows listeners and subscribers to hear the content from anywhere, those outside Thail

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa.— Everyone needs a daily dose of hope and truth from above—no matter which language they speak. This is especially true for listeners to The Tide® ( www.thetide.org ) global ministry’s Gospel programming, heard in a variety of ways across three continents, in eight countries, through 25 languages. Recently, The Tide ministry began sharing “Walking with God” daily devotional recordings online and via social media in Thailand. Recorded in the Isaan language, the 7- to 10-minute daily devotional is available on the social media app called “Line,” which is Japan’s largest social network that has spread into neighboring countries. “One exciting development is that The Tide partners in Thailand are working with the New Zealand Baptists on the project to both share the cost of the Line app, as well as reach more followers,” said The Tide Director Don Shenk. “The following for the ‘Yang Kap Prajao,’ or ‘Walking with God,’ devotionals is growing. In fact, a local pastor in

The coronavirus outbreak has caused widespread concern, but especially in Asia, where thousands have died in China. Over 75,000 have been infected worldwide. According to The Christian Post , the virus, which can lead to respiratory illnesses, has spread to other countries in Asia, including Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Nepal and Malaysia. The Tide® records and broadcasts Gospel programming in both Thailand and Nepal. “The Tide ministry’s presence in Thailand is relatively recent, but we are working with dedicated individuals and groups who are ministering to the people directly,” said Don Shenk. “It is undoubtedly a very frightening and apprehensive time in Thailand, but we know our ministry partners are reaching out to the people of Thailand with the hope of Jesus, a caring word, encouraging prayers and the peace only Christ can bring.” Concerning the coronavirus, Shenk added that our partners have reported that while the disease has not impacted the

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa.— The coronavirus outbreak has caused widespread concern, but especially in Asia, where thousands have died in China. Over 75,000 have been infected worldwide. According to The Christian Post , the virus, which can lead to respiratory illnesses, has spread to other countries in Asia, including Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Nepal and Malaysia. The Tide® ( www.thetide.org ) global radio ministry records and broadcasts Gospel programming in both Thailand and Nepal. “The Tide ministry’s presence in Thailand is relatively recent, but we are working with dedicated individuals and groups who are ministering to the people directly,” said The Tide Director Don Shenk. “It is undoubtedly a very frightening and apprehensive time in Thailand, but we know our ministry partners are reaching out to the people of Thailand with the hope of Jesus, a caring word, encouraging prayers and the peace only Christ can bring.” Concerning the coronavirus, Shen

The Tide® (http://bit.ly/2DXqDQP) gospel radio ministry, which reaches radio listeners in all corners of the globe with the Good News of Jesus, is planning a trip of its own to the nation’s capital. This fall, The Tide ministry is hosting a bus trip to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., where participants will learn the origins of the Bible so they can more ably share the gospel here at home. “For The Tide ministry, creatively sharing the gospel on continents around the world is our mission,” said The Tide Director Don Shenk. “But intimately knowing God’s Word and sharing Jesus’ saving grace and eternal hope in our own backyards is the duty of all Christians. We pray this trip to the Museum of the Bible will open our eyes to the wonders of God’s Word, enable us to bring the Savior to life for others and to never lose sight of the fact that people everywhere need Jesus.” On Oct. 25 from 7:30 a.m. to 6:45 p.m., travelers will engage in a self-guided walking tour of the Museu