En Uruguay, Alexander Etcheverry resentía el distanciamiento de su padre. Cada vez que algo no andaba bien, su dolor lo señalaba como el único responsable. Ni siquiera su deseo de arreglar la situa... |
En Vida Dura, veremos la historia de una joven llamada Dulcinea Fabbro quien, luego del divorcio de sus padres, se vio obligada a vivir dentro de una extraña secta, que casi la enloquece. Además, ve... |
Cintya Camarena se enamora de Juan Carlos Arias, joven empresario costarricense, recién llegado a México. Al año se unieron y de su relación tienen un bebé. Ante una nueva oferta laboral, toman u... |
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Judy Snipes suffered with pain in her upper neck and jaw for over 18 years. ... |
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Vu Tran was raised to worship his ancestors and succeed in life with smooth alibis to cover his crimes. He fooled the police, but not himself. His eventual surrender to Christ turned his shame into hope.... |
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She was over eight months pregnant when her husband decided to leave her for another woman. What would you do? Dionne Arceneaux of Mesa, Arizona, faced this reality head on.... |
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Given up for adoption at only 3 weeks, Nate always struggled with the thought that he was abandoned by his birth mother. His insecurities eventually snowballed until Nate met Christ.... |
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Randy's been a Christian for over 25 years, but he struggled with alcohol and tobacco until one night he was watching The 700 Club and Pat spoke directly to addicts.... |
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When Jimmy and Heather Bush learned they were pregnant for the second time, it was great news! But then, for no understandable reason, it seemed their hopes would be crushed...... |
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An addiction to crack cocaine ruled Wanda Banfield’s life for years. On the floor of a jail cell, she cried out to Jesus and immediately experienced His freedom and saving power. Today she is clean and sober and serving God in ministry alongside he... |
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Daniel Morales grew up in Columbia, South America. It was there he became a Jehovah’s Witness.
“Being in an organization such as Jehovah’s Witness really made you feel safe,” Daniel tells The 700 Club. “You felt like you were a part of so... |
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