Show number 9. A heart-warming way to end 2007 - an interview with Denny and Sue, a couple Mark Taylor came across during a trip in Africa this year. Their story of love for children in crisis is an outstanding example of how others will know we are Christians - by our love. The music at the end is by the Mark Swayze Band.

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Show number 8

Jon Hargreaves and Sean Mackenzie hijack the first part of the show to talk about Sean's upcoming move to start new radio projects in Nepal. Mark Taylor then talks with Petrus Moolman, National Director of Feba South Africa, about why he is looking northwards in his own country, and brings us up to date with staff changes and strategic shifts in Feba South Africa's ministry. And, seeing it is the Christmas season, we close with The Podsafe Christmas Song, compliments of Jonathan Coulter. Photo is of Petrus Moolman

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Here's a link for the song at the end of the show:

http://www.jonathancoulton.com/2005/11/30/thing-a-week-11-podsafe-christmas-song/

If you want more information about Sean Mackenzie's new work, email Jon Hargreaves: jhargreaves@feba.org.uk.

If you want more information about Feba South Africa's initiatives with new languages for programmes aimed at the northern part of South Africa, contact Petrus Moolman: pmoolman.febasa@corpdial.co.za