Add to this the challenges of a central Asian rural context with limited internet access, a controlled media, and widespread antagonism to the Christian Gospel, and you end up with what appears to be a ‘mission impossible’. These seem almost insurmountable challenges which can only be conquered by faith, dedication and creativity. One means of ministry which has proved invaluable in overcoming these obstacles is that of Christian radio broadcasts. Even in the restrictive Central Asian context, people are free to listen to the radio all day long. However, many are unable to access these broadcasts because they either do not have radio sets or are unaware of the broadcasts and their availability.