SAMPLING OF VIEWER EXPERIENCES
There are countless viewers that contact us for various reasons, asking for prayer, asking for more information about a program they just watched, requesting that a pastor please call, responding to offers of free literature, requesting the address of a church near them, and much much more.
The following is a written sample of various experiences viewers have been having as a result of watching our channels...
[Important Note: In addition to these brief written testimonies, please visit our "Changed Lives" Playlist on our YouTube Channel, at http://YouTube.com/GoodNewsTVAZ, to watch more complete stories of some of our many Good News TV viewers whose lives have been blessed by watching our channels. This playlist shares just a small sample of the uncountable number of viewers whose lives are being changed by by the Holy Spirit as they tune into our channels.]
Pastor of the Midvale Park Church informed us that 3 more Good News TV viewers have recently joined his church after completing Bible studies with him or his church leaders.
Ken, a viewer in North Phoenix, describes his experience of watching Good News TV as a mourning process. At first he thought what he was hearing on the channel was simply not true since it was so different from what he had ever heard before. Then, when he realized it is all from the Bible, he became angry with the church he had grown up in for having not taught him and his family “lies” all of their lives. Now he is settling into the truth and although he is not yet a member he told someone at church that he fully considers himself a member at heart, but just hasn’t finalized it yet. Ken has been attending various churches and has not yet settled on one yet.
Chuck, a Phoenix-area viewer, approached us last Saturday at Glendale Church, introducing himself as the person who called in recently with a donation for the Phoenix TV station. He told us we had given him the address of the Glendale Church and another church, so he came and brought his roommate friend and his adult daughter with him! He said he really appreciated Pastor Venden’s message. Chuck’s roommate told us Chuck is very loving and kind since he took him into his home when he was homeless and now brought him to church. We praise the Lord that He is reaching our viewers hearts and putting on their minds to come to church and to reach out to others in need.
A viewer from Tucson called saying that she found us by flipping through the channels on her TV one day and stopping on Good News TV with the intent to watch "for just a few minutes". Now, she watches it "all the time" and it is her "Go-to channel" and her "Lifeline". When she heard that GNTV was fundraising to purchase its own station in Phoenix, she wanted to be part of the blessings. She called to ask the address in which to send a check. When the check came, we were astounded of the amount... $50,000! We also received an envelope in the mail from another viewer with $1 cash in it! Regardless of the amount, we praise God for laying on the hearts of so many of our viewers and supporters to be part of this miracle of buying a Phoenix TV station!
Another viewer in Tucson tuned into the channel for the first time and immediately called for prayer, saying she felt all alone and didn’t want to live anymore. She was encouraged by God through our prayer with her. We connected her with the 24-hour Suicice Prevention hotline and we also called Pastor Simmons, who went to visit with and help her. She asked for the location of his church and started coming. Pastor Simmons reports that she has also joined the Women's Bible Study Group! While we were speaking with Pastor Simmons, he told us that another viewer and her husband were recently baptized, and that he is also studying with another GNTV viewer couple and their son and daughter in preparation for baptism!
A leader of the Wickenburg church informed us when we visited that he had been out of the Adventist Church for 15 years, and credits Good News TV with bringing him back. He is now a Sabbath School teacher and AV leader.
Tucson viewer, Pamela, called us, asking for free literature she saw promoted on Good News TV by an Adventist World Radio program, hosted by Cami Oetman. She told us that because she is deaf, she was using special equipment to communicate over the phone with us. She went on to say that she has been watching the channel a lot and reading the scriptures presented frequently on the TV screen. She can tell that God is with our presenters, and she finds that the Holy Spirit is helping her to understand what is being taught! She called back again, asking for a church near her, and we were able to connect her with Tucson Fil-Am Church, where they have a ministry specifically to reach the hearing impaired.Adam and Lynessa, 17 year old and 16 year old friends in Tucson, had desired to strengthen their relationship with God. Adam found GNTV, and the two of them started watching, learning a lot about what the Bible teaches in many areas for the first time. They found the Midvale Park Church on their own, started attending, and got involved with the Youth programs. Expressing interest in baptism, they started Bible studies with the pastor, and were baptized. Many of their family members have been joining them for worship at Midvale Park for several months now.
One of our faithful supporters, Kate, excitedly shared with us about her own recent experience. She is almost 80 years old, and donates monthly to Good News TV. She tells us she believes Good News TV is very effective at reaching Arizona for Jesus and helping finish the work. Since she can no longer go on a mission trip or go door-to-door herself, she wants to do all she can to help as many people as possible to be ready for Jesus soon return through her gifts to GNTV. Sometimes at the end of the month she has $25 or $50 left over from what she budgeted, which she transfers into her savings account. When she heard that Good News TV is stepping forward in faith to purchase their own TV station in Phoenix, she prayed and committed to God that if anything is left over at the end of next month then she will donate it to the TV station project instead of putting it into savings. At the end of the month she was very surprised to find that she had a whopping $200 leftover to give toward the TV station purchase! She praised the Lord for this extra blessing, and so do we!
Tucson viewer, Dan, called telling us he found Good News TV and started watching in earnest during the Pandemic because he didn't want to go out of the house much due to the virus. Throughout the conversation he kept thanking us for the channel, saying how much he has been blessed by what he is learning. He is now very convicted that the seventh-day Sabbath is important to the Lord, and so he has decided he wants to worship in one of our churches. We praise the Lord, and ask that you please pray that God continue to guide and bless Dan and all of our viewers to understand and embrace the truths of God's Word!
During a visit to the Mesa Palms Church, our Good News TV team was honored to meet GNTV Phoenix viewer, Henry. Henry has watched Good News TV for years now. He supports the ministry financially, and calls regularly to share words of encouragement. On one occasion he asked for the address of the Mesa Palms Church, which we shared with him but didn't realize the outcome until now. After the service Henry introduced himself, saying he recognized us from Good News TV. Our phone receptionist heard his voice and recognized it from the many phone chats they’ve had. He showed us his baptismal certificate, and we took a picture together.Randy, a viewer in Apache Junction, feels that the Lord is leading him to become a Seventh-day Adventist. He supports the station and has visited an open church 45 minutes from his home as the church close to him is currently closed. He said he used to watch TBN but then found Good News TV, and tells us, "I'll stay glued to your channel from now on... I realized that I had one foot in the world and have decided to get both feet in the kingdom. The Seventh-day Adventists have put me on my path, and I feel great about it". Update: Randy was recently baptized and joined the church.
Michelle, a Mom from Yuma who watches our Kids Channel with her children, called with a donation saying, "I love the Kid's channel, my kids love singing to the 'Jesus songs'. The channel is such a beautiful blessing, especially in this time."
Ray, a viewer in Tucson called in desperation, requesting prayer and help for freedom from his alcohol addiction. We connected him with a local pastor who is also studying with at least 5 other GNTV viewers. This viewer is now studying the Bible in preparation for baptism later this year and he also started tithing. He reports that he has not had a drop of alcohol for many weeks since connecting with the pastor and church family. His parents say they see a change in their son, and are now watching Good News TV too. Ray comes to prayer meeting when he can, but works on Sabbath. He has applied for another job to get Sabbaths off. Please pray for this. Update: The Lord gave Ray victory over alcohol, and he was able to find another job where he did not have to wrok on Sabbath. He was ultimately baptized Jan 2 at Midvale Park Church. Thank you Midvale Park Church!
Anthony, a viewer in Tucson, called saying he wants to find a "Good News TV Church" and be baptized "as soon as possible". He said with the pandemic going on he has spent more time watching the channel and has been learning more and more and wants to be a Seventh-day Adventist. He is now studying with a GNTV Ambassador and elder of the Tucson Sharon Church.
Jupelia, a viewer in Mesa, is a retired pastor of another denomination. She reports that she has learned so much from the Adventists and wants her brother in Raleigh, NC, to hear our message. We were connected with pastors of two churches in that area, who are offering Bible studies and an upcoming Revelation Seminar near him. Jupelia expressed much gratitude to be able to direct her brother, who is new to the area, to a prophecy seminar and church family.
Julia, a viewer in Dewey-Humboldt, told us her Aunts watch and enjoy Good News TV, so they recommended she watch it. She tuned in to our Verde Valley station and watched a program by AWR's Cami Oetman on prophecy. She called in saying, "Please send me more information on how to avoid the Mark of the Beast". She is looking forward to receiving our mail-in Bible study guides.
Simone, a viewer in Phoenix, shared that she walked away from the Adventist church for many years after marrying outside the faith. She has been watching Good News TV and has started to come back to the Lord. She requested free literature we are offering.
Donna, a viewer in Laveen, requested our free offer for a health magazine and said that she so much appreciates the music we air, which helps her relax, stating that, "We really need relaxing in these times!"
Gary, a viewer in Mesa, called with a donation saying, "I appreciate Good News TV. I get up at 5:00am to start watching it."
A viewer in Apache Junction, calls herself a “backslidden Adventist” and is “remorseful for the many wasted years away from the Lord.” She found GNTV and is excited as never before by the faith she had turned away from. She requested a “Steps to Christ” for herself and told us she invited 8 friends--joining her now in her mobile home--to watch a live evangelistic series broadcasting on the channel.
A viewer in Tempe recently reminded us that she had called us 2 years ago for a free offer, a “Desire of Ages” book that was delivered by a volunteer. Since then, she continued watching and found a nurturing church family. She was baptized just weeks ago, saying that the channel has been instrumental in helping her on her journey back to God.
Lucy (Peoria) told us "God and your channel has shocked me!" She is learning things she never knew as a devoted Catholic since a little girl. She told us that the priests in Poland where she grew up told her that she should not read the Bible because she would not understand it. She called to obtain information on a church near her. We found she lives 2 miles from Grace in the Desert Church, and someone from the church has since contacted her! She told us she wants to become a Seventh-day Adventist. She is praying about it and studying what she has learned in the Bible, but is getting pressure from her family. Please pray for her as she continues making decisions for Christ.Garth, a viewer in Gilbert, called to share that he watches GNTV about 40 hours a week and sometimes up to 12 hours a day! He told us that he especially likes the programs by Kenneth Cox. We invited him to Camelback Church for worship, where he started coming every Saturday. He also calls into our weekly Zoom prayer calls and Wednesday night Bible Study/Prayer Meeting. Garth has been publicly praising the Lord for his new church family that he feels a part of and came around him during a family emergency. He has requested Bible studies. It is his prayer that his wife and kids will start coming too. Please pray for his family.
Carlos (Tucson area) is a lay-pastor of a small group home church of about 10 people meeting on Sundays. He has learned about the true Sabbath on Good News TV and desires to keep it for the Lord. He called requesting literature, excited to share with his home group that he hopes will agree to worship on Sabbath.
Martha, a viewer in Yuma, shared with us that she became a widow at a young age. She was anxious and distressed since she was uncertain of where her deceased husband was. She was told by two priests in her church that he was in Purgatory, which gave her no comfort or peace at all. One day she was flipping through TV channels when she stopped on a program on Good News TV. Pastor Doug Batchelor was explaining what the Bible says about the topic of death. She found that this compelling message made sense, and it was based on the Bible. She was so thankful to learn that her husband is sleeping in the grave instead of in Purgatory, and this new-found truth gave her so much hope and peace for the first time. The next time she turned to the Good News TV channel, the Sabbath message was being presented. She became convicted about this Bible teaching as well. She found the Yuma Central Church where she could worship on the Sabbath, as the Bible teaches. She continued studying and being nurtured by her new pastor and church family. She has since been baptized and is an active part of her new church family! Update: We just released a video testimony of Martha’s story on our YouTube Channel. Check out her story on the Changed Lives Playlist of our YouTube Channel. Martha is now a substitute teacher at the local Adventist school.
Rosie (Tucson): Called for free health magazine. She has been watching for over a year, believes that the Seventh-day Adventist church is the ‘remnant’ described in the book of Revelation. She is now looking for a church family and talking about baptism. Rosie requested more literature and mail-in Bible studies for her and her boyfriend. She lives just over a mile from one Church, and the local pastor has visited her with a gift basket.
Mary (Flagstaff): Started watching GNTV 6 years ago, didn’t like it at first as she thought it was just another Christian channel. But, then she started watching a bit more, which turned into several hours per day. She then started attending Flagstaff Church, and was baptized 18 months ago. She continues to watch, is legally blind, seeing mostly shapes and colors. She is not able to get out much and is thankful for the channel.
Manuela (Apache Junction): Was told about GNTV by her neighbor, Diane, who found GNTV herself and then started going to Apache Junction Church. She was baptized one year ago. Manuela began watching and attending church with Diane, and was baptized just last February.
Shawn (Phoenix): Called for prayer from Central City Addiction Recovery Center. He was watching Good News TV in the common area, where there is a TV for the patients. He asked about our churches, and we invited him to worship with us at one near him.
Thomas, viewer from Mesa, who is a former Anglican Priest, called to share his experience, and we developed a relationship together. He was taught that the Seventh-day Adventist Church is a cult. But, he has been watching GNTV, and now knows that is simply not true! He told us that, "In all of my decades of religious training, which includes a Master of Divinity and Doctorate of Religious Education, I have never had better training from the Bible than from the programming on Good News TV." He now considers himself an Adventist, and is sharing information he has learned on the channel with others. He also requested extra TV guides, which he gives to people he meets daily, encouraging them to watch. He started donating monthly, sharing that the channel has been a blessing to him and the programming really fills a need since he is not able to physically interface with other Christians regularly due to health problems. He says, “I am so thankful for the channel”, sharing that he does not sleep all night sometimes because he is so interested in the programming that he stays up all night to watch. Thomas attended Apache Junction Church and recognized Pastor Ed Brothers there, from when they both attended a Pentecostal Church years ago. Pastor Ed is a former Assemblies of God pastor, who also became a Seventh-day Adventist pastor through watching Good News TV. They spoke, and Pastor Ed has had a big impact on him. Among other things, Thomas shares that he takes comfort in the Biblical teaching on death, telling us, "I am not afraid to die." Update: Thomas was baptized by Pastor Ray Navarro at the Tempe Church on May 8.
Sharon, a viewer in Phoenix, who is impressed she needs help losing weight and getting more healthy, was watching one of our healthy cooking programs and called to ask if we have any cooking classes she can attend. We prayed together with her, sent her a free cookbook and directed her to Phoenix Central Church, who is hosting a cooking class this Sunday, which we are promoting on the channel. Sharon is thankful for our prayers, plans to attend the class, and believes the Lord is going to help her get healthy.
Walter, a viewer in Tucson, called for prayer for severe depression. He was watching GNTV from a halfway-house he was staying at. He watched GNTV in the middle of the night when he couldn’t sleep. He has been calling almost daily for a few weeks and he has been visited by Pastor Dwight Withers. He has also been in touch with a local church member. In his last call he has said his spirits have been up since he started calling. Please pray for him and all of our viewers suffering from depression.
The GNTV team visited Apache Junction Church a couple Sabbaths ago to share about the ministry. We were thankful to meet 3 new members, Richard, Dianne, and Manuela, that first came to the church through the ministry of GNTV.
Tucson viewer, Marjorie, called asking for a tasty-looking veggie burger recipe she had seen on "Optimize 4 Life," a 3ABN program featuring our own Arizona health educators, Dick Nunez, member of the Camp Verde Church, and Jay and Chloe Sutliffe, members of the Flagstaff Church. Marjorie continued, "I loooove my GNTV! I love it, love it, love it! In fact, I'm not getting enough sleep because I keep GNTV on 24/7! I won't go back to cable because i don't need it." She also said she likes our kid's programs. We mentioned we hope to start a Kid's Channel. She got excited, saying that she plans on donating and hopes enough money is raised to start it so she will be able to tune in. We do too!
Opal and Ann: Opal, a Prescott Valley viewer had been blessed by Good News TV Prescott station and was particularly interested in what the Bible says about the seventh-day Sabbath. One day, she told her good friend, Ann, about the channel and urged her to see if she could get the channel. Ann scanned her tv and found our Verde Valley channel and started watching regularly herself. She was excited about what she was learning. Opal saw the address of the Prescott Church advertised on Good News TV and began attending as her health allowed. Ann also attended with her and became very involved with small groups and a Bible study group with Pastor Tony Jasper and church members who befriended and nurtured her. Update: On a subsequent call, Ann shared with us that, "I have been watching ever since Opal told me about your channel! I have been to other churches but this is the truth and now that I have learned a lot of truth, I want to join this church. I have started attending the Prescott Church." Ann was baptized May 16, and told us that she is so happy and excited about her life now. Opal, who witnessed the baptism, was beaming and shared with us that she is so thankful for the blessing of Good News TV that she can watch when her health keeps her at home.
Virginia, a viewer in Chino Valley, called to share the following with us: "I've been watching for about a year now. It wasn't until I came to Arizona that I heard the messages on Good News TV. Your programming is such a blessing to me! You are all wonderful people, and I feel like God is so much more real to me now. I have just come to find out from my cousin, that my grandparents were raised Seventh-day Adventist. I never knew that! I'm so excited to find out that my origins are Adventist."
Elaine, a viewer in Cordes Lakes, called our station saying, "Please send me your free offer of the Final Events DVD. I see the world differently because of your channel. Thank you that I have been able to learn the truth. Since watching, I started really digging into the Bible, I love Good News TV! I now attend the Dewey Humboldt Church. Please pray that I can reach my family with these truths.
Malcolm Douglas, Pastor of Tucson Midvale Park Church, recently had the privilege of baptizing two Good News TV viewers not related to each other, Steve and Kimberla. Steve, who saw a program that impacted him greatly, had driven 2 hours from Tucson to Scottsdale to find out more about our broadcast and where he could find a church near his home. The staff there recommended that he check out the Tucson Midvale Park Church, so he started attending every week. Kimberla also started watching in Tucson. She began coming to church each week, attending Prayer meeting, joined the "New Believers” class, and started taking Bible studies. A church member shares that, "We are thankful Good News TV brought the attention of these people who wanted a difference in their lives to seek out more information and fellowship. We ask God's blessing in their lives and on GNTV."
Mike called us recently and shared that a couple years ago, while he was looking for a church, he saw the invitation on Good News TV to worship at any of our churches here in Arizona. He then called for more information, was given the location for the church nearest him, and started attending the Glendale Church. He shares that by God’s grace he was healed from affects of a stroke and he has also been delivered from addictions. He became serious in his relationship with the Lord, joining a weekly Bible study about Adventist fundamental beliefs with Pastor Gary Venden, and was rebaptized last Fall. He is very happy in his new life, living for Jesus, and reading through the entire Bible for the first time in his life. After hearing the Glendale Sanctuary choir perform, he also shared with us that he doesn’t want to miss out on heaven!
Annie, who struggled with an addiction, started watching GNTV shortly after we started broadcasting in Tucson. She would call us periodically to give a donation. The last time she called GNTV she shared that she has benefitted greatly from attending a live-in health session at Weimar, where she was also baptized! She learned about the opportunity to attend Weimar from watching our channel.
Brett, a viewer in Tucson, called for the first time to ask for a free offer, Desire Of Ages. He had found our channel 14.4 about 6 months earlier “by accident”, and said he has had it on ever since. Within 2 weeks, he was convicted that he needed to join a church and was directed to Maranatha Church. He began mail-in Bible studies with Amazing Facts and went to church that next Sabbath (Saturday) morning… the first time he had set foot in a church in 35 years! After studying with Pastor Kennedy, he followed Christ in the waters of baptism. Brett is active in his new church, and recently enjoyed being a deacon at the Arizona Conference Regional Ministries Convocation in Tucson. Brett started a new ministry at the church, called “Waters of Life”, which distributes bottles of water and soul-saving literature to the homeless in the hot summer of Tucson. This ministry has blossomed into handing out winter clothing during the winter. Brett tells us how thankful he is for the GNTV ministry, and he tells other people he meets about Good News TV “all the time”, encouraging them to tune in.
Bill found Good News TV in Yuma and then began attending church and studying with Pastor Boundey. He soon became an active, baptized member, helping out regularly at the community center. The Lord has given him the health and ability to fix things. Now in his 80’s, he was recently on the roof of the community center doing repairs.
Nancy, a viewer in Yuma, is a school teacher. She found Good News TV and found the Holy Spirit convicting her of important Bible truths presented in the programming. After watching a message that posed the question, “How should we pick a church to be part of?” she seeked out the Yuma Central Church. She and her husband, Lloyd, started attending while they continued studying the Bible together. They were eventually baptized by Pastor Boundey and love their new church family, serving God as greeters. Nancy also enjoys using her God-given talents as teacher and as a Pathfinder leader.
Viewers Coming to Church... Many viewers are coming to our churches. Renaldo, our Ambassador in Flagstaff, reports that there have been several GNTV viewers coming to the Flagstaff church, and he is studying the Bible with a few of them. Pastor Noe Ramirez recently baptized another viewer coming to his Esperanza Spanish church in Tucson. Pastor Ramirez tells us that he is studying with several more viewers. A couple of Yuma-area Ambassadors, Pete and Maria, who are also GNTV viewers that came into the church through watching, have been nurturing many viewers coming to the Yuma Central Church. Pastor Boundey of the Yuma Central Church, tells us that they have another new GNTV viewer coming to their church every couple of weeks.Recent Prescott Baptisms… This story brought a couple exciting surprises!!! Susan received a call not long ago from Jane, a viewer in the Prescott area, who told her she is getting baptized. Susan wanted to attend, so drove to Prescott church that Sabbath to witness Jane’s baptism. As it turned out, there were actually two(2) GNTV viewers being baptized that Sabbath. Karla, the other being baptized, was sharing her story with the church, explaining that she actually started coming to the church because of the TV channel… of course that is Good News TV! So, Susan went to witness the baptism of one viewer, and it turned out she received a double blessing of 2 viewers baptized that morning. Update: Pastor Tony Jasper shared with us later that, “Well, there were actually three(3) Good News TV baptisms on that Sabbath. I baptized another viewer from my the Dewey Humboldt Church as well.” Praise the Lord!
Viewers Attending Camp Meeting… We were blessed to be able to interview 3 English and 1 Spanish viewers that came for the first time to Camp Meeting last June.
Jimmy grew up in New York, was adopted, homeless for a time, and has a broken background. He found GNTV, and has become an active member of the Glendale Church. He came to AZ Sonshine as a patient, and got new teeth (dentures), so that, as he says, “I can take better care of my health by eating healthier.” He shared that, "I have always felt like an outsider." But, when he became Adventist and joined his new church family, he tearfully exclaims, "I have felt the love of a real family for the first time in my life!"
Patrick: Patrick, who lost 70 lbs watching our lifestyle programming and making some major changes in his life. He shared that, "I really appreciate that you teach from the Bible on Good News TV." He saw the crawl we run across the bottom of the screen, which was inviting him to come to the Glendale Church, so he came. He was baptized at Camp Meeting by Pastor Gary Venden. Patrick has been a volunteer for GNTV for several months now.
Lynda: As for Lynda, who has been attending the Prescott Church for a couple years and was baptized last December, wasted no time getting involved! She offered her skills as a hair stylists at AZ Sonshine this year, cutting about 59 people's hair for FREE in two days. She also shared some Amazing Facts study guides at her hair stylist table, and made some connections with clients that she anticipates will be coming to church! She concluded her comments by sharing with everyone that, "This ministry really works. It has brought so many people to Christ, so please support it. Thank you!"Mary, a viewer in Phoenix, first called GNTV way back in early 2014, wanting to attend one of our local churches and requesting Bible studies. Through the years she called for more information about local church events that she saw promoted on GNTV and connected with more church members. These included prophecy seminars, health classes, and a Breath of Life Revival weekend. Since then she continued to watch GNTV, take Bible studies, and attend local church services and events. Pastor Myles and her Phoenix Central Church family recently welcomed her as an official member of the church by Profession of Faith.
James, a viewer watching our Flagstaff station, has begun to attend the Flagstaff church, and is taking Bible studies with our GNTV Ambassador, Reinaldo. Reinaldo reports, "The English and Spanish viewers who come to our church are passionate for the Word and Bible study." Franko, he shares, who was one of the other viewers attending Flagstaff Church, was baptized not long ago.
Welcome to Alexis, who watches GNTV Latino on our Tucson channel! Pastor Noe Ramirez had the pleasure of baptizing him at the Tucson Northwest Spanish Church two Sabbaths ago. Praise God! Pastor Ramirez reports that there will be more GNTV Latino viewer baptisms in his churches coming up later this month.
John, a viewer in Tucson, has been blessed by our channel, and was glad to find when he recently moved to Prescott, that we are broadcasting there as well! At his request, we shared the address of the nearest Seventh-day Adventist church, and also invited him to Camp Meeting next month. He said, "I will be there for sure!"
Ron, a viewer watching our Verde Valley station on Mingus Mtn, excitedly called to share with us. He lives in Prescott Valley, says he just found our channel this week and believes the Lord was in that! He called to find a church family, is familiar with where our Prescott Church is located, and will be coming for the first time this Saturday morning.
Gary, a viewer that is also in Prescott Valley, called to ask for many Bible study materials.
Jane, another viewer from Prescott Valley, shared that she has been attending Prescott Church, and is studying with our Ambassadors there in preparation for baptism.
Heidi from Marana, called requesting a free Bible study. She is watching our English channel 14.4 in Tucson.
Perhaps there are GNTV viewers visiting your church and you just haven’t realized it. Please warmly welcome all visitors and those you don't know. Ask them how they first learned of your church family and you may be surprised. Regardless of where they are coming from, we hope they will find your church as their new church family!
Whether you’re a prayer warrior for the ministry and our viewers, or you’re a supporter or both, we look to you as our partners in this outreach ministry. We thank the Lord for all He has done to guide and provide for this ministry over the many years since 2009, and we also thank you for all you have done and continue to do to keep this ministry proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ.
