On Mission

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Jericho Christian Television is a strong supporter of Christian missions and the dedicated men and women that serve in the mission field. Spring of 2002 marked the inauguration of our program that we are still calling Mission Awareness. Our first trip took our Mission Awareness Team to a mountainous region of Eastern Honduras. Our team took a digital video/still camera, laptop, GPS and a rented Nera WorldPhone satellite telephone into those mountains. Suddenly, through the eyes of the television camera, the marvels of satellite communications, and the Internet that team's church members were transported closer to the mission field than they ever thought possible.

Take a moment and imagine the excitement that comes from tracking the daily location of your church's missionary team as they travel village to village in some distant country, viewing the pictures, reading the team's daily travel log and praying for the team members. Perhaps you would like to trek through the mountains of Guatemala with a doctor and his wife as they ministry to the physical and spiritual needs of people that rarely receive medical care. Walk down dusty and bombed out streets in Monrovia, Liberia as you follow young men dedicated to carrying the Gospel of Jesus Christ to people that have only known war for over fourteen years. Mission Awareness Teams now travel with the latest technologies including internet enabled cellular telephones that can capture both video/still photos, provide text messages, and can post directly to YouTube from many parts of the world. Broadband satellite service allows the transmission and posting of videos from virtually any place on the globe.

We pray that the pictures and videos that visitors see on our web site will begin a stirring in hearts for missions. Jesus said in the Book of Matthew, "The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field." (Matthew 10:37-38) Before each of us knew Jesus, someone had to take the time to tell each of us.