Mission Pulse

This week, Family Life's Sarah Harnisch sits down with the Executive Director and Founder of "The Potter's Hands Foundation", an anti-human trafficking organization in the Southern Tier. 

3 in 4 people are battling a chronic illness and not addressing the root spiritually, emotionally, physically, or with their mental health. "Beloved Healer Wellness" is a ministry that addresses all four facets of healing in Corning, New York, and all over the world via Zoom. Family Life's Sarah Harnisch sits down with Pastor Jay LaScolea and his wife, RN Cheri LaScolea, to talk about why it is so important to take the time to heal from trauma so you can be fully used by Christ.

Dr. Douglass Small, with "Prayer at the Heart" is launching 50 days of prayer. The ministry is inviting 1 million Christians to pray for 1 million unbelievers between now and Pentacost. 

Voice of the Martyrs Vice President Todd Nettleton tells the story of the donkey that smuggled Bibles into Syria, and shares the inside workings of one of the most powerful (and dangerous) underground ministries in the world. 

Dr. John Plake, Chief Innovation Officer at the American Bible Society and Editor-In-Chief of the State of the Bible Research series breaks down American's beliefs, attitudes and behaviors toward the Bible. 

Boys don't need entertainment. They need competance, discipline, confidence, and a peer group that expects the same. Family Life News Anchor Sarah Harnisch sits down with Frontier Forge Institute founder and former Army Ranger Chuck Holton to talk about empowering boys to become Godly men. 

Evangelist Judy Bowman speaks to people about Jesus from the back of a bicycle. More than 30 years ago, she started a ministry called "Wheel Power Christian Cyclists". The group collectively has traveled over 3 million miles bringing the hope of Jesus to America from the back of a bike. 

Jennifer Strickland is the Executive Director of UOCC, Ugandan Orphan Childcare Ministries. She sits down with our own Sarah Harnisch sharing orphan stories and a walk through of what it's like to house 75 orphans in an African nation.