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The John Steward Story.

“Unshackled,” is the oldest dramatized radio program in history.

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The Tommy Neiman Story.

Tommy will be my guest tomorrow night, April 20th, at 8:00 PM ET. He will be live, in person on

The George Espenlaub Show

Please join us tomorrow night for this Live Stream Show where you will see, and hear Tommy Neiman.

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Thanks to Pacific Garden Mission for allowing us to air “Unshackled.”

The true story of a Chinese woman who gave her life to the Lord, and her life was Unshackled.

This is the oldest dramatized radio program in history.

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National Christian Choir

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Part 2 of Raol's Story.

Thirty minutes of, "Old-Time Radio in the 21st Century."

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We are so thankful that we can broadcast My Brothers' Crossing Radio Program. It's wonderful to have a very small part in this ministry. To God be the Glory!

A ministry born out of tragedy that is dedicated to winning the loss at any cost.

Visit My Brothers Crossing where you can find contact information pertaining to the ministry.

JT, and Terri Lee wrote a book entitled, "In the Blink of an Eye: Forgiveness in Black and White," which was made into a movie, My Brothers Crossing.

Their website has all the info you need to order the book, and the DVD.

You can also find them on Facebook at My Brothers Crossing.