We do not sell radio time to businesses to fund the radio ministry. There are no commericials. All transmission time (24 hours a day) is given to giving out the Word of God. This is done by Scripture reading, teaching, preaching, and Christian music. What sustains the ministry is free will offerings by radio listeners. The daily maintenance of the ministry is now 100% supported by offerings from God's people and not from our supporting churches.
"Misión Integridad" is a yearly event we hold to promote the radio and encourage people to pray and give to the ministry.
People give offerings and also donate things that we offer to others.
The proceeds from the sale of those things that are donated go to the radio ministry. People really enjoy this way of giving.
We had many workers from our church and others that came to help us. It is exciting and a great time of fellowship.
Our volunteers wore special colored tops to identify them as radio helpers. It was great to see them serve the Lord in this way. The young lady on the right in this picture is a new convert. Her name is Lisett.
Here are two young boys helping.
During these two days we broadcast live at a makeshift studio and interview people who share how the Word of God has changed their lives. Many share how they came to Christ.
This is my assistant pastor, Edward Zacarías. He makes the radio ministry possible. He is one talented and dedicated man.
We have three other pastors who help us with the broadcasting during these two days. These three pastors also help us with counseling at the office for those who seek help.
Javier Huamán is one of the three pastors who help us. He also pastors the church at our radio plant.
The man standing beside me attends our church. He is a carpenter and made this dining room set to sell for the radio ministry.
Mission Integrity is an unforgetable and precious time. Talking in an empty room in front of a microphone is not very inspiring, but it is such joy meeting our listeners.
They come from all over Lima.
This was one of our very young shopper listerners. She is checking out the high heels.
Pastor Edward fellowships with long time friends from Trujillo who now live in Lima.
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