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CBN's Global Impact

Sharing Jesus & Providing Global Aid for Over 60 Years

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CBN Global Reach
Global Reach

CBN Partners and the Great Commission

Our goal is to boldly share Jesus with every tribe, every person, until the whole world knows—“and then then end will come” Matthew 24:14
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Ukraine Aid
Ukraine

Sharing Humanitarian Aid and the Gospel

30 years of sharing Jesus, including the distribution of more than 600,000 meals and reaching over 13,000 people affected by the ongoing war.
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Iran
Iran

A Nation Hungry for Jesus

20 years of Farsi satellite TV into Iran and a discrete call center have resulted in over 650,000 calls and 240,000 decisions for Jesus.
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Israel
Israel

Serving God’s Chosen People

Critical aid for terror victims, single mothers, Holocaust survivors, and new immigrants, with shelters, food, trauma care, and hope.
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Indonesia Aid
Indonesia

Creative Media Meets the Good News

Integrated local media touches tens of thousands every month and empowers over 2,200 local churches with Superbook.
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Brazil & Japan Impact
Future Impact

Reaching New Communities

CBN is expanding into Brazil and Japan by establishing offices rooted in local cultures and staffed by natives of each country, to build community, demonstrate long-term commitment, and bring lasting hope to more people.

CBN News

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Israel

Trump Announces End to U.S. Military Aid to Israel as Political Uncertainty and Iran Tensions Mount

A major shift in U.S.-Israel relations as President Donald Trump says America will stop sending billions of dollars in annual military aid to Israel. The announcement comes as Israel faces an uncertain political future following its elections and Iran warns it is prepared for war. President Trump announced that he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had agreed to end the payments by December, bringing an early end to a military aid agreement scheduled to run through 2028.
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Politics

UPDATE: Democrats Flip 6 Seats to Take Control of the US Senate

Democrats have flipped at least six Republican-held seats to take control of the U.S. Senate. Heading into Election Day, Republicans held a 53-47 majority. Out of the 100 seats in the Senate, 35 of them were up for election.

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