From The Heartland

When God gives you a dream...it's plan and purpose might not always be clear. In this week's edition of From the Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser shares the story of a God idea...whose timing was perfect.

For 75 years, a Kansas community has been celebrating the flipping of pancakes, a race, and much more. News Director Delvin Kinser shares more on the Diamond Anniversary of Liberal, Kansas' International Pancake Day Race.

Singing praises in prison. The Apostle Paul and his buddy Silas did it

with miraculous results. In this week's From the Heartland, News

Director Delvin Kinser takes us back to a Kansas prison where the

praises of God are being sung every week.

Being imprisoned in America is not a pleasant proposition. In this

week's edition of From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser takes you inside the walls of a Kansas prison, and what we find may surprise you.

Snakes seem to fall into two catagories.... you either like them, or

you don't. Wherever you may land on the subject, wildlife experts say

summer is the perfect time to make sure you know all you can about the

slithery creatures.

Leave no man behind.... it's a tradition of the American military

that continues to endure. In this week's From The Heartland, News

Director Delvin Kinser shares one such story that was 80 years in the

making.

Perryton, Texas is is recovery mode. News Director Delvin Kinser

takes us to the tornado ravaged community where we find the work

toward restoration is going beyond the physical to the spiritual.

Delvin Kinser got to interview Pastor Marlon Sparks about how our KJIL/KHYM listeners can help with Tornado Relief in Perryton, TX.

In this weeks' From The Heartland, we introduce you to a Kansans who has a heart for spiritual renewal....and wants to give Kansas churches a tool to bring it about.

Bull riding is tough business. It's the athlete under the rider that makes it so. In this edition of From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser introduces us to someone dedicated to making the bull the best he can be.