10.17.21 - Pandemic

Hope For Today host Terry Carroll has a passion for Bible study and serving God in various capacities like teaching Sunday School and directing children&#39;s choirs. The consistent theme of the program is that there is always Hope. While attending many Bible conferences across our state, Terry had the privilege of hearing some of the great Bible teachers of our time. She felt God calling her to a radio ministry, which began in October of 2015.  Through different programs, including the testimonies of former drug addicts, people who have lost children, those who have salvaged their marriages, people who have survived close calls with death (and some who did not survive), because our hope is not in this world.  A Smithfield native, Terry attended UNC-Chapel Hill, is the mother of 3 children and grandmother of 7. She continues to work in the family business, Carroll Pharmacy (sponsor of the program), that she and her husband, Kay, started in 1977.

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Hope For Today host Terry Carroll has a passion for Bible study and serving God in various capacities like teaching Sunday School and directing children's choirs. The consistent theme of the program is that there is always Hope. While attending many Bible conferences across our state, Terry had the privilege of hearing some of the great Bible teachers of our time. She felt God calling her to a radio ministry, which began in October of 2015. Through different programs, including the testimonies of former drug addicts, people who have lost children, those who have salvaged their marriages, people who have survived close calls with death (and some who did not survive), because our hope is not in this world. A Smithfield native, Terry attended UNC-Chapel Hill, is the mother of 3 children and grandmother of 7. She continues to work in the family business, Carroll Pharmacy (sponsor of the program), that she and her husband, Kay, started in 1977.

Hope For Today host Terry Carroll has a passion for Bible study and serving God in various capacities like teaching Sunday School and directing children's choirs. The consistent theme of the program is that there is always Hope. While attending many Bible conferences across our state, Terry had the privilege of hearing some of the great Bible teachers of our time. She felt God calling her to a radio ministry, which began in October of 2015.&nbsp; Through different programs, including the testimonies of former drug addicts, people who have lost children, those who have salvaged their marriages, people who have survived close calls with death (and some who did not survive), because our hope is not in this world.&nbsp; A Smithfield native, Terry attended UNC-Chapel Hill, is the mother of 3 children and grandmother of 7. She continues to work in the family business, Carroll Pharmacy (sponsor of the program), that she and her husband, Kay, started in 1977.&nbsp;

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10.17.21 - Pandemic

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