Back to God Ministries International
Looking Back and Looking Forward
We’ve reached 80 years of media ministry together! As we celebrate this milestone and look forward to the future, I find myself once again in awe of God’s Word and incredible, enduring relevance in our ever-changing world.
Partnering with you and your church, Back to God Ministries International has proclaimed this timeless Gospel message for the past 80 years—and it will always remain at the center of our ministry. Take, for instance, the first prayer offered on our first radio message that aired on December 17, 1939. Henry Schultze asked God to accompany us in:
All three of those goals are still what you and I are working toward with God’s help.
What has changed over the last 80 years are the tools we use and the scale to which we can proclaim God’s Word. Media technology has expanded from radio to television to Internet to mobile devices. Each of these developments brings new opportunities to share God’s Word with more people in more places.
To learn more about and review financial information from BTGMI, read the PDF report.
Partnering with you and your church, Back to God Ministries International has proclaimed this timeless Gospel message for the past 80 years—and it will always remain at the center of our ministry. Take, for instance, the first prayer offered on our first radio message that aired on December 17, 1939. Henry Schultze asked God to accompany us in:
- Cheering and comforting those in sorrow
- Strengthening and encouraging those who struggle in their faith
- Renewing our awareness of His glory.
All three of those goals are still what you and I are working toward with God’s help.
What has changed over the last 80 years are the tools we use and the scale to which we can proclaim God’s Word. Media technology has expanded from radio to television to Internet to mobile devices. Each of these developments brings new opportunities to share God’s Word with more people in more places.
To learn more about and review financial information from BTGMI, read the PDF report.
Resonate Global Mission
Discovering the Light of the Gospel
“I chose to send Kadiatu to [Kabala Christian School] because the school gives the best education in our community,” said Hauwa (pictured).
At this Resonate Global Mission’s ministry partner in Kabala, Sierra Leone, Hauwa’s daughter received more than a good education—she learned about Christ.
When Hauwa’s daughter made friends with Christian kids at the school, she saw the way her Christian neighbors loved and cared for each other and her. Hauwa began to question her Islamic faith.
“I saw God answering their prayers for me.” she said. “Things were really difficult for me; there was no peace. Even when I prayed [to Allah] five times a day, I did not see myself growing spiritually.”
Eventually, Kadiatu began asking to attend church. Hauwa initially resisted, but Kadiatu was persistent and Hauwa cherished her Christian neighbors. Hauwa finally agreed, and they began attending a Resonate church plant. There, Hauwa decided to follow Jesus as her Lord and Savior.
Hauwa said that learning about strong women in the Bible, such as Esther and Deborah, encourages her to do more as a woman.
“I believe that becoming a Christian has opened my eyes more to see and to advocate for the rights of women,” she said. “Jesus did not discriminate against women.”
At the root of it all, Hauwa has no doubt that God used her youngest daughter to show her the way to salvation.
Thank you for supporting Resonate ministries that are bringing the gospel to people whose families have not yet known Jesus as Lord and Savior. Praise God for bringing Hauwa and Kadiatu into relationship with him!
To learn more about and review financial information from Resonate Global Mission, read the PDF report.
At this Resonate Global Mission’s ministry partner in Kabala, Sierra Leone, Hauwa’s daughter received more than a good education—she learned about Christ.
When Hauwa’s daughter made friends with Christian kids at the school, she saw the way her Christian neighbors loved and cared for each other and her. Hauwa began to question her Islamic faith.
“I saw God answering their prayers for me.” she said. “Things were really difficult for me; there was no peace. Even when I prayed [to Allah] five times a day, I did not see myself growing spiritually.”
Eventually, Kadiatu began asking to attend church. Hauwa initially resisted, but Kadiatu was persistent and Hauwa cherished her Christian neighbors. Hauwa finally agreed, and they began attending a Resonate church plant. There, Hauwa decided to follow Jesus as her Lord and Savior.
Hauwa said that learning about strong women in the Bible, such as Esther and Deborah, encourages her to do more as a woman.
“I believe that becoming a Christian has opened my eyes more to see and to advocate for the rights of women,” she said. “Jesus did not discriminate against women.”
At the root of it all, Hauwa has no doubt that God used her youngest daughter to show her the way to salvation.
Thank you for supporting Resonate ministries that are bringing the gospel to people whose families have not yet known Jesus as Lord and Savior. Praise God for bringing Hauwa and Kadiatu into relationship with him!
To learn more about and review financial information from Resonate Global Mission, read the PDF report.