Had a great time visiting with Taya Kyle this morning here on the CBN campus. She was here to promote her new book American Spirit on The 700 Club. Enjoy her interview here. Taya and her team at the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation are doing some great things! Glad to partner with them!
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Testimonials
The Bowen Family
THANK YOU CBN ~ Helping the Home Front! For making the impossible POSSIBLE FOR 88 Military Dependent Children, the Soldiers and Veterans of our community. An answer to prayers when asking "how can we do this". WITH YOUR HELP and constant support we ARE reaching Soldiers letting them know they are NOT forgotten. CBN/Helping the Home Front sees the sacrifice Continue Reading
Car Repairs & Heating Fuel Needed
Dan is an E3 on an Aircraft Carrier based in Norfolk, VA. He and his wife invited his mother to live with them when she began having health problems. However, their budget was already tight on his E3 salary. They couldn’t afford to re-fill their fuel tank for their home for the winter, and Dan’s car needed some major repairs. Continue Reading
Michelle, Ministry Leader
If it wasn't for CBN honoring soldiers and their families, we would be at a GREAT LOSS to provide the proper help to families in need! I have seen soldiers who were in transition getting out of the military lose their homes and stand in the welfare line. THANK YOU CBN for standing in the gap and bringing life back Continue Reading
Brie
Matt and I are so incredibly grateful to CBN and their program Helping The Home Front. We feel so extremely blessed and feel in such complete awe of Gods mighty handiwork. This unexpected year long deployment has been such a struggle for our family and CBN has truly helped ease burdens and show us that God is truly in control. Continue Reading
U.S. Military Veterans Re-entering Civilian Life
Words cannot express how grateful I am to CBN/700 Club and The Helping The Home Front Project for your ongoing commitment to aid and support U.S. military veterans reentering civilian life. Having several such individuals in our congregation, we are acutely aware of the physical, mental, social, and economic challenges each of them face making this transition. We are particularly Continue Reading