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Tina Lemazi -
Tina Lemazi is a grandmother and one of the Solomon Islands' most experienced broadcasters.
Tina is Station Manager of Gud Nius Redio (Good News Radio) in Honiara.
Tina Lemazi's story
How she became a follower of Jesus Christ and got involved with Pacific Partners in the Solomon Islands
I heard so much about what it is like to be a Christian. Testimonies I heard went
like these -
In 1989 I gave my life to Jesus I was expecting thunder bolts and lightening flashes going through me but it was not be.
All this time I was working for our national broadcasting station glowing in my achievements as the first Solomon Islands female broadcaster wallowing all the praises I received as the best announcer, not for once did I ever thought about my being there for 25 years. In 1999 it was the beginning of the ethnic tension and I resigned.
First of May 2004 Christian Radio was launched [in Honiara] and everyone was excited except me! It was the life that I had given up. Even when I was asked to help I simply said no not realizing that God had not even started working on me. It was until I was summoned by my pastor that I had no choice but to obey and from that day on wards there was no turning back I found myself enjoying the work and had real satisfaction for the first in my life even when we were not even being paid.
I suddenly realized that God had been preparing me for this job all those year. This radio station has changed my life completely. Sharing God’s word on the radio made me to understand God better. It also helped me in my times of hardship, helped me to know where I could go to the Bible to find the answers. The radio gave me a new insight to God’s word I began to understand the bible. Every day is a new day to me each day God has something new for me to share with the listeners.
Radio is a very powerful tool especially for us here in the Solomon Islands. Majority of our people do not read or write, our islands are scattered and getting to them is very expensive but I praise God for the vision that He gave to Graham Carter to start Christian Radio in the Pacific and I am proud to be part of it.
Jesus said faith comes by hearing and hearing the word and radio does just that.
Everyday we share on the radio something that God has done in our lives and it lets
my friend who is listening know that he or she is not alone. Radio reaches the people
in places where you and I cannot go unless invited e.g. homes, hospitals and prisons.
The joy you have when a listener-
I praise God that through the sharing on the Radio God has shown me areas in my life that have to be changed. So radio is not only changing the lives of my listening friend but mine also. The best part of it all is that I have come real close to God than I ever did before. Praise God for radio in the islands!
They say Radio, (1) Educates, (2) Informs, and (3) Entertains. Today we in the Solomon Islands are also enjoying this radio [. . . as] a daily part of life of the ordinary Solomon Islander and we have been using it for so long and TODAY we are using it to spread the Good News of God’s love.
If it can change my life and I know that we have already touch so many lives too. Praise God for this Ministry Pacific Partners and to all of our partners who have helped to make it happen.
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