Feature Reports
Hometown Heroes: John Erickson & Diane Start
09.10.19 |
Today’s “Hometown Heroes” are John Erickson & Diane Start from Jamestown, New York. Together, they’re helping addicts and their families find a new start, in the “Pearl City.”
Missions in Action: GAiN & Experience Missions
09.09.19 |
We may take readily-available food for granted. But Experience Missions links to GAiN to provide folks around the world with food and life-giving seeds.
Capital Connection: Vaccine Debate, License Plates & Public Prayer
09.06.19 |
Christian watchdogs Michael Geer and Jason McGuire return for Season 8 of "Capital Connection." Get informed on the latest news and information from the state capitals of Harrisburg and Albany.
Faith Under Fire: Civil Rights vs. LGBT Issues – Part 1
09.05.19 |
Many people are now equating race and Civil Rights with LGBT issues. Are they similar?
Real Answers: Mass Shootings and White Males
09.04.19 |
Many of the mass shootings in the U.S. have one thing in common...White males. What is contributing to this? Christian counselor Chris Anderson explores.
Hometown Heroes: William Gallerani
09.03.19 |
Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Deruyter, New York’s William Gallerani. This Field Director with “Prison Fellowship” is all about changing lives, behind bars.
News Feature: The Church at a Crossroads
09.02.19 |
Leadership pressures and empty pews have contributed to pastor burnout. Statistics show over a thousand pastors are leaving the ministry each month.
Staycation: Pennsylvania Elk Country
08.30.19 |
Prime territory for elk viewing spans five counties in Pennsylvania. Carla Wehler with the Elks Country Visitor Center fills us in on the where to start an elk viewing trip.
Faith Under Fire: Believers Battling Racism – Part 2
08.29.19 |
How can folks not dealing with racism better understand what it’s like for those that do? U.S. Senate Chaplain Barry Black offers steps Christians can take to bridge the division.
Hometown Heroes: Tesha Parker
08.27.19 |
Today’s “Hometown Hero” is Buffalo, New York’s Tesha Parker. She’s giving away free food, clothes, and hygiene items to those in need, to honor her grandmother’s legacy.
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