My Brothers' Crossing is a radio broadcast dedicated to reaching the lost at any cost. The ministry was born as a result of a tragic accident that took the lives of Bobby, and Pam Clark on the night of August 21, 2015. All of the things that have transpired since the night of the accident have impacted thousands of lives to date. The story continues to evolve. It is our hope that those that hear our story will know the love and forgiveness that is available from our Father in heaven. Visit https://mybrotherscrossing.org for more details

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Samuel Sierra will be our guest tonight on The George Espenlaub Live Stream Show at 7:30 PM ET. You will see Samuel in person, on screen as he shares with us what has happened in life up to this point. It's a story from tragedy to triumph.
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Sit back and enjoy, "Old Time Radio in the 21st Century." The George Espenlaub Show continues to broadcast, "Unshackled." The longest running dramatized radio program in America, produced by Pacific Garden Mission, out of Chicago, Illinois.

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Thanks for tuning into, “History’s Greatest Sermons,” produced by Pacific Garden Mission out of Chicago, Illinois.
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The oldest dramatized radio program in history. Enjoy, "Old-Time Radio in the 21st Century. Leave me a message; let me know where you're listening from.
Join us every Thursday evening for our Live Stream Show at 7:30 PM ET.
This Thursday (May 12, 2022), at 7:30 PM ET, our Live Stream guest will be Samuel Sierra. Samuel's story has been featured by Unshackled. We recently played it here on May 2, 2022. Listen to his story here, then come visit us on Thursday evening at 7:30 PM ET where you'll see Samuel Sierra live on screen. Witness for yourself what God has done in the life of this man.

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