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Traditional Versus Modern in Bhutan
Traditional is an apt description for Bhutan, and this is something that its people take pride in. Thimbu, the capital of Bhutan, does not have any traffic lights, and very few international corporate chains. Television and the Internet were not introduced until 1999. Agriculture, livestock, and forestry dominate the economy, and its colorful culture and traditions passed down the centuries remain prominent today.
Buddhism – The Final Frontier?
The Tide has gospel media outreach ministries in Thailand and Bhutan, broadcasting the Good News into heartlands of two of the main schools of Buddhism, Theravada and Vajrayana (Tibetan).
An Incredible Encounter with the Living God!
Our partner ministry in India recently shared the following account about Sania, who is from Odisha Province. Sania had been suffering from loose motion and other sicknesses for a year and had gone to both medical doctors as well as witch doctors, who were not able to treat him.
Evolving Media Landscape in the Middle East
In 1989, the Lausanne Movement published an Occasional Paper titled “Radio in Mission” which enthusiastically laid out the strengths of using Christian radio broadcasting to reach the unreached.
Where to Turn for Help in Zimbabwe?
Zimbabwe is a majority Christian country, with various sources estimating between 75% and 85% of the population as identifying with the Christian faith. Facing continued poverty, unemployment, and hyperinflation, many in Zimbabwe are looking to pastors and churches for answers.
Celebrating 78 Years
As we look back on 78 years of gospel ministry, we are reminded of a few key moments that have shaped The Tide over the years.
