9:00am to Midday with Andrew Urquhart, also included are the daily lifestyle segments which feature new topics every day.
Senior marketing lecturer at Auckland University Bodo Lang discusses the financial benefits of celebrities wearing NZ made products.
Andrew L'Almont from Baptist Savings joins Andrew with six questions about investment.
Seth Le Leu from World Vision, Frank Ritchie from TEARfund, and Brent Morgan from Leprosy Mission join Andrew in a panel discussion on short-term mission trips. Is it better to send the money or go yourself?
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Dan Wooding from assistnews.net tells the story of a pastor and his family who narrowly escaped his village’s Easter carnage in Nigeria. The killings by Fulani tribesmen in his area took the lives of at least 26 Christians.
Lyn Webster from pigtitsandparsleysauce.co.nz explains her cost-cutting measures and how she lives on a grovery bill of $35 a week for two.
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Ian Grant answers a question from a listener about a snarky 12 year old girl who is becoming more argumentative.
Dan Wooding from Assist News explains a dispute between Muslim and Christian youths - a Muslim mob attacked a Christian neighborhood in Gujranwala, Pakistan, injuring at least five Christians and damaging a church and dozens of shops and vehicles.
Lillian Nakabiri is a former sponsor child from Uganda, she shares her story from sponsorchild to adult.
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Rosemary was Lillian’s sponsor she shares her unique relationship.
