"One story of impact was on the site of Angkor Wat in Cambodia, which was the historic capital of the Kumar Empire. There was this group of 25 doctors and community helpers and ourselves. And I remember one particular session where we taught a group of Buddhists, who were largely doctors, about the Holy Spirit and how we as believers are given the gift of the Holy Spirit that strengthens and empowers our ministry. This was a brand new teaching to them. A hush fell over the group as we talked about the Holy Spirit. And in the midst of that hush as they sat there waiting for what we would say next, a breeze blew through the trees and it picked up the leaves and stirred them into a circle and raised them up in the air, and then they fell back again onto the ground. Everyone there felt the Spirit of God move over that meeting."  - Steve Wise

"Carl and I had heard about TWR though Art Murfin, who worked as a TWR representative in Canada. Art visited Carl at our church. Carl got so excited when he realized how many hundreds of thousands of millions of people could hear the gospel, and hear Christ and his love and death and resurrection. He was also excited to hear about all that could be accomplished." - Millie Seyffert, Carl's wife

"When we started to broadcast, there was no budget and the airtime to broadcast for half an hour was over 1,000 US dollars. Meanwhile, I had no support, only $86 a month. Despite that, God miraculously provided support, not just for me but also for air time. He provided us with $1,100 every day for 365 days a year. Several years after the Iranian Revolution there was no other way to reach the Iranian people except for radio. God gave us the strongest transmission so we could cover the entire country of Iran with the gospel every day.

"Also, despite the limitations of the mail being controlled and not being able to mail the Bible, we did it anyway and found a way. We received so many letters sent through different methods and different countries, but all from Iran. Some even took the letters from Iran to Afghanistan to mail it to make sure we received it. We received so many letters from us doing only 30 minutes of programming a day, and for me that was most encouraging." - Tony

"I was a broadcaster for many years and radio was a thing I enjoyed. We had a program on Bonaire called Caribbean Night Call that came on at midnight (soft, easy, laidback conversation), and I asked who would be listening, but I had to craft programs for people who I would never meet and never know what they are like because there are hundreds of islands. I used to draw a composite (an image of someone I would talk to), for the series of programs, and a letter came in. Her first words were 'how did you know? Every world you said was for me and I needed to hear it.' This woman from Jamaica was encouraged to return to church." - McDaniel Phillips

"Carl had arranged for Paul Freed to come in and speak to some of us. And we were just going to have some Kentucky Fried Chicken. It was 5:00 and we sat down to eat and he was due to speak at 6:00.

"Paul would not eat and said to me, 'I get nervous when I have to speak to others' There are eight of us in the room. Here's a man whose voice and impact has gone around the world, and yet he was so self-effacing and so humble of spirit that he didn't want to eat before he spoke, in case that would impact what he had to say to us. He spoke for maybe 20 minutes about the mission and vision of TWR. I was thinking if Paul were sitting in the office today (2023) in London, giving that speech and sharing his heart and vision, I think it would totally resonate with exactly what's happening today. I also think he would be completely comfortable with what TWR has done with the radio, and now other media." - Steve Wise