TWR broadcasts the Gospel over some of the most powerful radio stations in the world.  But, in order to hear that life-saving message through TWR, one must use a radio receiver.  For this reason, TWR distributes wind-up and solar-powered radios in certain parts of the world.  In my work, I've been heavily involved in the "Radios for Africa" project. 

Well, on today's Footsteps, we're going to head to a different continent, to South America, to the country of Bolivia, and we're looking back at the early days of Radio Trans Mundial.  In the 1990's RTM-Bolivia had a unique way of distributing radios.  The staff would hang radios in trees.  Why?  You must listen to this episode!

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(Photo of TWR's Esteban Larrosa)