Helping During the Government Shutdown – Testimony

I want to reach out to and express my gratitude. What CBN and River Oak Church did for my family during the government shut down speaks volumes to the kindness of your ministry. As you know I serve Active Duty in the United States Coast Guard and being the only Military branch not receiving a…

Car Repairs & Heating Fuel Needed

Posted: January 11, 2021

Dan is an E3 on an Aircraft Carrier based in Norfolk, VA. He and his wife invited his mother to live with them when she began having health problems. However, their budget was already tight on his E3 salary. They couldn’t afford to re-fill their fuel tank for their home for the winter, and Dan’s car needed some major repairs. Continue Reading

Motorcycle Race Spine Injury

Posted: September 29, 2020

Marine Corporal Quinton suffered multiple injuries, including a spine injuring, during an American Motorcyclist Association sanctioned road racing event in August 2020. Spine surgery was performed the next day. Quinton required several weeks of recovery but had no family near Camp Pendleton, CA. When Quinton’s Chaplain contacted Helping the Home Front, we paid for Quinton’s father, Brad, to fly to Continue Reading

Almost Evicted

Posted: November 13, 2019

I was in financial disarray due to an accounting error and the loss of a paycheck. This put me behind and I simply could not get caught up and was facing eviction from my apartment. Helping the Homefront at CBN made a tremendous impact on my life relatively quickly. They not only gave me the support to get caught up, Continue Reading

Collision with a Semi-truck

Posted: June 28, 2021

Helping the Home Front is so glad that we blessed a Fort Hood soldier with medical co-pays and travel expenses after a collision with a semi-truck. It was awesome to partner with Army Chaplain Derek Fullerton to ease this family’s burden. CH (MAJ) Derek Fullerton explains, “as an Army Chaplain serving for 11 years, this is the first time I Continue Reading

Christmas Blessing

Posted: December 30, 2017

It is with the utmost, sincerest gratitude that my husband and I thank you for the financial blessing that was provided to us this Christmas season - what a surprise! We can only describe it as a miracle and it has strengthened our already solid faith in Christ and our trust in Him. God has known and provided exactly what Continue Reading

Helping The Home Front

Helping The Home Front1 month ago

Sometimes the month outlasts the paycheck, so CBN’s Helping the Home Front and Operation Blessing joined Armed Services YMCA Hampton Roads Patriot’s Pantry to bring a bit of relief to grocery budgets for local military families serving in Hampton Roads, Virginia. Together we gave away over 400 boxes of groceries.

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Helping The Home Front5 months ago

When Army veteran Josh got out of the service, he landed a good job in the trucking industry. Providing for his wife and 4 boys wasn’t a problem. Recently, his trucking company folded due to Covid. Josh suddenly found himself without a job. Finding employment in his small town in rural North Carolina was difficult. That's when Helping the Home Front Stepped In. We are providing three months of mortgage to relieve financial stress while Josh looks for a new job.

His wife Rebecca says, "We can’t even express how much of a blessing this grant is! It will help us so very much, not only get ourselves caught up financially but also take so much stress off our shoulders! Being able to get groceries and our kids school supplies over the next three months is just such a blessing! Thank you so very much!"

Cru Military Leader Karen Dorner works closely with the family. She says, "we know this assistance will help them make it through the summer and be able to pay for other essentials for their family of 6. It is truly an answer to prayer. THANK YOU for helping this Veteran and his family find hope. This gift will take away some of the constant stress, and help the family get back on solid ground."

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