Hope in the Night” honored with NRB Radio Impact Award
Hope for the Heart‘s “Hope in the Night” was honored today during the National Religious Broadcasters Convention with the NRB Radio Impact Award in recognition of the late-night, call-in radio program’s kingdom-level impact on Americans. Hosted by biblical counselor, speaker and author June Hunt, “Hope in the Night” has given people with difficult problems encouragement and solutions from God’s Word for 25 years.
The 2020 NRB Special Service & Media Awards recognize the most outstanding ministries, facilities and programs/producers in the world’s preeminent association of Christian broadcasters and communicators. “Hope in the Night” is one of 24 recipients across seven areas of focus: Special Service, Church Media, Digital Media, Intercollegiate, International, Radio, and Television.
Hunt said, “I’m humbled that NRB has honored ‘Hope in the Night’ with this esteemed recognition,”
She added, “We began using radio 25 years ago to offer biblical hope and practical help to people who are hurting and facing life’s toughest challenges. This award is an affirmation of the way God has used the show to change and save lives.”
She also added, “The Bible tells us that ‘sorrow may last for the night, but his joy comes in the morning,’ but this truth can be hard to hold onto late into the night when we face things like grief, depression and loneliness,”.
“We have seen time and again that offering wisdom from God’s Word offers renewed hope during those difficult moments.” She added.
“Hope in the Night” is broadcast on more than 300 stations nationwide and is a ministry of Hope for the Heart, which equips individuals with help base on the Word of God and practical hope so that they can be encouraged.