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Samuel & Earthquake Home

Samuel and his mom Lalia lost their home when an earthquake hit Guatemala in 2012. OB built them a new house and gave her a small grocery store. Cute shot of boy falling on new bed in his “own room.”

Jennifer Poehler

Jennifer Poehler inherits family farm, which never had a crop failure. Drought and hail threaten a serious failure, so she prays, and says if the crop does well she'll give all the profit to CBN. She writes a check for over $20,000 to CBN.

George and Irene Medley

Former greedy ex con has a radical jail house conversion and becomes an extravagant giver.

Katherine Ray

Katherine always tithed. When she got divorced she continued but was in 20,000 cc debt. She began trusting God and began giving above her tithes to CBN. As God showed himself faithful with providing ways to provide for her family, she was able ...

Hai Jings Cleft Lip

When Yu Mao found an abandoned baby girl, she immediately took her home. Yu Mao had a hard time naming the baby… because she had a cleft lip and palate. She wanted to get the child surgery, but did not have enough money-so she prayed. Then ... ...

Blessie, Vidya Jyothi and Goats

CBN India enrolled Blessie into their after-school-program, Vidya Jyothi, gave her school supplies, and paid for her regular school's tuition fees. The whole family gave their lives to Christ. CBN India also gave her grandparents new farming ... ...

Ayushmaa Learns to Walk

Ayushmaa was born with cerebral palsy. A Christian organization called "Reaching the Light," which is supported by Orphan's Promise, has helped her learn how to walk. She and her mother gave their lives to Jesus in the process and ... ...

News on The 700 Club: May 17, 2013

As seen on "The 700 Club" May 17: IRS scandal sparks concerns about Obamacare, Search underway after deadly Texas twisters, and more.

700 Club Canada: May 17, 2013

Watch the 700 Club Canada for May 17, 2013

The 700 Club - May 17, 2013

Find out what Liesl and Rod have on their household budget and what you may be missing from yours. Plus, after their parents abandoned them, four-year-old Lom carried his one-year-old brother to their aunt’s house to ask for food.

Wen Yue’s Heart

Wen Yue was born with a hole in her heart. Other kids made fun of her. All she had was her sister to play with. The family couldn't afford surgery. So, CBN stepped in and helped pay for the surgery that changed her life.

Does Your Budget Have the Most Important Thing?

Most people know the importance of a household budget, but many people have the wrong thing at the top of that budget. Find out what Liesl and Rod have on theirs and what you may be missing from yours.

She Tripled Income Working From Home

Sandi started a home-based business to make money while being available for her kids. After five years barely getting by, she applied these principles that took her business to a whole new level. See what she did.

Will You Take Care of My Baby Brother and Me?

After their parents abandoned them, four-year-old Lom carried his one-year-old brother to their aunt’s house to ask for food. After she refused to let them in, the brothers sat down by the side of the road. Where could they go and who would ...

When Trouble After Trouble Comes

Although Gosy was disabled with polio, he worked two jobs while his wife worked as a weaver to try to make ends meet. Then his wife became seriously ill and their finances were wiped out. How would they be able to survive?

Finding and Losing Tong Tong

Mrs. Fan took in an abandoned baby girl and named her Tong Tong. When the little girl became very ill as a toddler, Mrs. Fan was devastated. Would she lose her beloved daughter?

Praying for a Winter Miracle

Ivanka and 10 members of her family shiver in a two-room house in the Ukraine, their home without heat because of a defective stove. Unable to afford warm clothes for her family, Ivanka asks God for a miracle.

He Plays She Prays

Every time nine-year-old Rudi played soccer, his mother worried. Rudi had a painful umbilical hernia, but his parents knew they could never afford the corrective surgery he needed so badly. Would it just keep getting worse?