A snapshot of how local missions and entities within the Trans Pacific Union Mission have been impacted by Cyclone Harold and COVID-19 this year.
Broadcast by Hope Channel Fiji, each video is receiving between 10 to 20 thousand views, resulting in unprecedented phone calls and interest in Bible studies.
With nearly 300,000 views and 2000 registrations for “Predictions of Hope”, organisers are excited about the second series “Hope Awakens”, commencing tonight.
The integrated online platform is designed to reach new secular audiences and funnel them into local church communities.
“This decision has not been an easy one to make and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation in these difficult times.”
Local Fijian communities are now tuning into the weekly Sabbath school presentation and some have been baptised as a result.
More than 5000 people attended the church service by General Conference general vice president Doctor Guillermo Biaggi and associate treasurer Pastor Brent Burdick.
With more than 3000 “accidental” downloads already, the Discovery team is excited for the official launch of their new online platform.
For Dr Percy Harrold, what began as “an unplanned foray into the world of audio production” has since become a far-reaching ministry to thousands around the world.
Hope Channel’s award-winning documentary series is returning to Australian free-to-air television on Sunday, August 18.
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