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Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 09, 2026

The Six Percent: The Middle-Aged Couple Who Became American Spies

On this episode of Our American Stories in Elizabeth and Robert Dexter took charge of the Unitarian Service Committee's relief office in Lisbon Portugal as Jews and other desperate refugees fled Nazi-occupied Europe Many arrived without valid papers having crossed borders illegally and hidden in freight trains vegetable carts and anywhere else they could find safety With Portuguese authorities watching their operation the American couple helped these refugees find shelter and quietly disappear into the shadows For our ongoing series The Six Percent Deborah Dwork author of Saints and Liars shares the story of the Dexters and the risks they [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

September 08, 2026

The Six Percent: The Couple Who Helped Children Escape the Holocaust

On this episode of Our American Stories in -year-old Roswell and Marjorie McClelland put aside the academic and professional lives they had planned and sailed for Europe with the Quakers' American Friends Service Committee War had already engulfed the continent and the young American couple soon found themselves helping Jewish and political refugees fleeing the Nazis For our ongoing series The Six Percent Deborah Dwork author of Saints and Liars shares the story of the McClellands and the agonizing decisions that came with trying to save lives during the Holocaust Marjorie was eventually given an especially difficult task choosing which [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

August 14, 2026

The Six Percent: The Woman Who Worked With the Enemy to Save Lives

During World War II, a woman named Laura Margolis worked tirelessly to help Jewish refugees trapped in Japanese-occupied Shanghai, facing numerous challenges and obstacles along the way. With her determination and resourcefulness, she was able to create a new kitchen facility and help feed thousands of people, earning her recognition as a hero of the Jewish community. [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

August 11, 2026

Tucker Dodges Hunter Biden's Biggest Question In Interview

A discussion about Hunter Biden's laptop, Tucker Carlson's interview with him, and the controversy surrounding it, as well as a critique of feminism and the abortion debate, and a discussion about the Seattle City Council's decision to fund sex changes for transgender refugees. [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

August 05, 2026

What Does Biblical Justice Really Look Like?

People need community, relationships, and someone willing to walk alongside them to overcome the challenges of poverty and homelessness. As followers of Christ, we're called to care about these issues and to care for the people living through them, providing hope and support through simple acts of kindness and community service. [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

July 29, 2026

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty: Hope Beyond Charity

Families experiencing poverty or homelessness are often caught in cycles of unaffordable housing, trauma, mental health struggles, and lack of community support. The Salvation Army's Pathway of Hope aims to break these cycles through holistic care, case management, and community collaboration, empowering families to overcome obstacles and achieve self-sufficiency. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 22, 2026

The 6 Percent: Moses Beckelman's Daring Mission

Moses Beckelman, a social worker with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, played a crucial role in helping thousands of Jewish refugees escape from Lithuania during World War II. With the help of Japanese Consul Kimi Sugihara, who issued thousands of transit visas despite facing severe consequences, Beckelman worked tirelessly to facilitate the escape of refugees to destinations such as Curacao, Suriname, and Shanghai. [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

July 22, 2026

"God Sees Me": Hannah's Powerful Story of Faith, Disability, and Belonging

Hannah shares her powerful testimony of faith and perseverance, despite facing significant challenges in her life, including a traumatic brain injury and mental health struggles. She credits her personal relationship with God for giving her strength and purpose, and encourages others to see people with disabilities as valued and loved members of their community. [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

July 15, 2026

Human Trafficking: Prevention, Recovery, and Hope

Human trafficking is a global issue that affects millions of people, with an estimated $236 billion in illegal profits annually. The Salvation Army is working to prevent trafficking and help survivors, including through education and providing safe spaces for those in need. [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

July 08, 2026

The Human Stories Behind the Refugee Crisis

Major Sandra Pawar shares her insights on the real human story of refugees, discussing the causes of flight, the church's role in responding with compassion, and the importance of education and understanding to combat stigma and misinformation. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

July 03, 2026

The 6 Percent: Running on Thin Ice Against Hitler

Martha and Waitstill Sharp, two Christian missionaries, risked their lives to save Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany during World War II. They used their faith and resourcefulness to aid those in need, often in the face of great danger and adversity. [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

July 01, 2026

Can Christians Struggle with Mental Health?

Mental health struggles in the church can be disunifying, leading to feelings of shame and isolation. Vulnerability and openness are key to healing, and the church can be a space where people can share their struggles and find support. By normalizing the idea that everyone is broken and can be vulnerable, the church can help people overcome shame and find healing through community and connection with God. [... more]

Words of Life

Salvation Army

June 24, 2026

Walking With the Broken: A Christian Response to Human Need

Exploring the intersection of faith and social justice, panelists discuss how their relationship with Christ shapes their approach to helping others, particularly in areas such as human trafficking, homelessness, and mental health. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

June 23, 2026

The Iowa Governor Who Saved Thousands of Refugees

Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold stance in the 1970s by accepting refugees from Vietnam and Cambodia, providing them with a safe haven and a chance to rebuild their lives. His efforts, known as Iowa Shares, raised over $540,000 and helped feed, clothe, and provide medical care to thousands of people. Ray's compassion and leadership inspired a community to come together and make a difference, showcasing the best of the American spirit. [... more]

What's Right What's Left

Pastor Ernie Sanders

June 03, 2026

Deportation Ethics

A Bible study on the judgment seat of Christ and the importance of being a doer of the word, not just a hearer. The discussion also touches on persecution, refugees, and the need to stand up for what is right, including addressing issues of mental illness and deportation. [... more]

Hope in the Mourning Ministries

Emily Curtis

May 26, 2026

Rescuing Brothers from Bloodshed

In the midst of the world's largest humanitarian crisis, the Persecution Project is working to provide aid and support to Christians in the Nuba region of Sudan, where they are facing extreme persecution and famine. Despite the dire circumstances, the Sudanese people are showing remarkable resilience and faith, and the Persecution Project is working to help them rebuild their lives and share the hope of Jesus Christ with others. [... more]

Dana Loesch Show

Dana Loesch

May 06, 2026

Oh, NOW The Woke Reich Wants To Unify??

A discussion on the dangers of woke culture, identity politics, and the exploitation of government programs such as Medicare and Medicaid. The conversation also touches on the issue of identity theft and the importance of protecting personal information. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

April 23, 2026

Responding to Lebanon’s Humanitarian Emergency with May-Lee Melki

A devastating conflict is unfolding in Lebanon, leaving families in fear and uncertainty. Heart for Lebanon is responding with emergency aid and the hope of the gospel, providing food, shelter, and hygiene supplies to newly displaced families. The organization is committed to walking with these families for as long as they need, introducing them to the hope of Christ and the possibility of a lasting eternal peace. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

February 23, 2026

Katharina Luther Part 2

Martin Luther's marriage to Katerina von Bora was a revolutionary model for the home and the Protestant Reformation. Their partnership and commitment to each other and to their faith led to a reformation of marriage and parenting, where men and women worked together as equals, and the home was seen as a sacred calling. Despite facing incredible vitriol and slander, Katerina remained faithful and humble, serving as a true hero of the Reformation. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

February 19, 2026

The Rural Missouri Church That Preaches In Five Languages

In the small town of Knoll, Missouri, Pastor Josh Manning and his wife Lauren have been following their heart and God's call to share the gospel with the diverse population, including refugees from Myanmar, who have found a new home and a sense of community at their church. Through interpreters and translators, the church has been able to reach out to people from various nations and cultures, sharing the message of Christ and seeing remarkable growth and transformation. [... more]