“I BELIEVE PRAYER IS THE MOST UNIVERSAL ACCEPTED SPIRITUAL PRACTICE”


8-9 p.m. (ET) Mon. –Thurs. Let’s Pray! You’ll


Use the following websites to contact the program hosts with your questions or comments:


never


have to pray alone! Get deep spiritual insights into the art and science of prayer as co-hosts Kandus Thorp and Pastor David Franklin lead this interactive global community of prayer. Viewers can use traditional and social media during the program and throughout the week to request prayer and connect with people who ask for prayer. Thorp and Franklin will deal with


Kandus Thorp


everyday, real-life issues—from personal finance and health concerns, to relation- ships and parenting. Viewers will have their requests prayed for during the live program. Let’s Pray will also feature inspi- rational stories of healing, miracles, and the ministry of prayer in unusual situa- tions. “Viewers will become empowered


to pray and be transformed by their prayer experience,” says Franklin. “Spiri- tual growth happens in a community; and this interactive global community will strengthen the faith of those who are already strong and lift those who may be on the verge of giving up,” says Franklin. “Prayer is the most universally


accepted spiritual practice,” adds Frank- lin. “As such, it has the greatest possibility to make a major impact on many lives. We will help people open their heart to Jesus and help them build that relation- ship to last throughout eternity.” Franklin, an associate pastor at the Berea Temple Seventh-day Adventist


David Franklin


Church in Maryland, and his wife Cynthia, a thera- pist, enjoy outdoor pursuits, working with young adults, multicultural ministry, and eating Belgian waffles.


Hope Channel viewers are well-


acquainted with Kandus Thorp as a pro- gram host. However, few people realize that she is a pioneer in using satellite television for evangelism. She has co-led global initiatives resulting in more than 250 satellite TV evangelistic events. She designs sets, coordinates program pro- duction events around the world, hosts the long-running My Story, My Song programs, and is an accomplished musi- cian. She has been married to Pastor Brad Thorp for nearly 30 years and homeschooled their three grown sons.


9-10 p.m. (ET) Mondays: storyLine: The Bible Way “I love a good story


Chantal Klingbeil


and think the Bible has the best stories,” says Chantal Klingbeil, host of storyLine.


“Each week we will step into the


world of another Bible character battling with real-life problems. These were real people who interacted with the living God who offers real solutions that we too can use,” says Klingbeil. “We’ll start with a Bible story and


explore it with experts on history, arche- ology, and other relevant disciplines to


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