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…
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Testimonials
Newlyweds Separated
Sgt. Matthew met Charise while both were serving on a missions trip in the Philippines. The fell in love and got married. Charise's paperwork to move to the U.S. fell right into place. But Matthew didn't have the money to move his new bride to Hawaii where he was currently stationed. 1st Baptist Wahiawa asked CBN for help. Helping the Continue Reading
The Turner Family
We would like to thank CBN's Helping the Home Front for everything they have brought into our lives and for blessing us. We could have never imagined receiving this kind of help. We have seen God’s word come to life when He tells us that he will do exceedingly and abundantly more than we could imagine. CBN and Helping the Continue Reading
Operation Restored Warrior
CBN’s Helping the Home Front is honored to partner with outstanding ministries that serve our military members and their families. One of those ministries is OPERATION RESTORED WARRIOR. Their program is 4 days in the mountains to help warriors dealing with Post Traumatic Stress to heal through the Holy Spirit. The program is free but the airfare is not. CBN Continue Reading
Brie
Matt and I are so incredibly grateful to CBN and their program Helping The Home Front. We feel so extremely blessed and feel in such complete awe of Gods mighty handiwork. This unexpected year long deployment has been such a struggle for our family and CBN has truly helped ease burdens and show us that God is truly in control. Continue Reading
U.S. Military Veterans Re-entering Civilian Life
Words cannot express how grateful I am to CBN/700 Club and The Helping The Home Front Project for your ongoing commitment to aid and support U.S. military veterans reentering civilian life. Having several such individuals in our congregation, we are acutely aware of the physical, mental, social, and economic challenges each of them face making this transition. We are particularly Continue Reading