
An Anzac Day Reflection
As we come to commemorating Anzac Day, conflict and violence around the world today reminds us that war isn’t just something that happened in the past.
For over 80 years we have been using the media of the day to bring the love of God to people in need of hope. Today we produce videos, podcasts and printed materials – but radio is still our most effective way of reaching people. Our Messages of hope are played across more than 1200 frequencies on almost 50 radio stations.
Over 80 years we have been using the media of the day to bring the love of God to people in need of hope. Today we produce videos, podcasts and printed materials – but radio is still our most effective way of reaching people. Our Messages of hope are played across more than 1200 frequencies on almost 50 radio stations.
Over 80 years we have been using the media of the day to bring the love of God to people in need of hope. Today we produce videos, podcasts and printed materials – but radio is still our most effective way of reaching people. Our Messages of hope are played across more than 1200 frequencies on almost 50 radio stations.
Tania Nelson
Former Manager, Lutheran Media
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As we come to commemorating Anzac Day, conflict and violence around the world today reminds us that war isn’t just something that happened in the past.

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