Australia / New Zealand Field Announces Appointment of New Field Media Coordinators

by | Jul 3, 2014

Brisbane, Australia: Dr. John Moore, Field Strategy Coordinator for the Australia / New Zeland Field (ANZF), announced this past week the appointment of Diler and Akeela Barazinch as the new Field Media Coordinators. 

StudioDiler and Akeela, who live in Sydney, are not new to the media profession.  Over the past several years, with the partnership of the Australia Southern District, they have converted their garage into a Radio and TV studio, producing and broadcasting the gospel message in Arabic, Kurdish, and Turkish languages.  See this previous story about their ministry in Australia,

Diler, working in his garage - turned - studio, producing programs in Arabic, Kurdish and Turkish.

Diler, working in his garage – turned – studio, producing programs in Arabic, Kurdish and Turkish.

 

 

The story of their journey, which includes coming to Christ while living in Kirkuk, Iraq, operating a Nazarene Compassionate Ministry in the country, their flight to Jordan and then finally seeking and receiving political asylum in Australia is one of incredible faith, perseverance, and courage.

The Asia-Pacific Region and World Mission Communications Asia-Pacific celebrate with Diler and Akeela as they accept this new role and the responsibility of reaching the nations for Christ through media.

You can visit the All Nations Media Center Facebook page by following this link.

Todd & Connie Lou Aebischer

Todd and Connie Lou Aebischer served as Regional Communications Coordinator - Regional NMI Coordinator respectively for over 4 years. They are now serving in Papua New Guinea under Mission Aviation Fellowship as Country Director / Program Director.

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