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Weekdays 7:30 am to 10:30 am
Start your day with some spiritual food.
Join John and Cindy as they interview top Christian guests, play the latest music and bring you thought provoking devotions. Fill up on some essential Bible teaching from Stuart, Jill & Pete Briscoe in Telling the Truth, and get involved in the daily phone-in Bodytalk.
With the latest, weather, travel and News from a Christian perspective, the Inspirational Breakfast club is open from 7 til 10.30 every weekday morning.
Hear Gypsy William Lee talk to Cindy Kent about his amazing life story and the incredible healings that are happening at London church, Kensington Temple.
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May 15, 2008 at 12:00
07.30 A song of praise...
07.35 News headlines and weather
07.40 The front pages of the morning's papers with Theresa Malinowska and John Pantry
07.45 Traffic and travel update.
07.50 Daily devotional with Peter Kerridge and You
08.00 News and weather
08.05 More stories making the news and our final Makeover competition to win a Collins Complete DIY Manual
08.15 Traffic and travel update.
08.20 Cindy Kent reports from this year's Christian Resources Exhibition
08.30 News headlines
08.35 Theresa bring us Newswatch - a more detailed look at one of the day's stories.
08.40 The prize draw to win £200 of Homebase Vouchers
08.45 Patrick Forbes with a sideways look at life in Forbes on Faith
08.48 Another travel update
09.00 ...after the news, we're joined by Jeff Steinberg - evangelist and humorist & Larry Stegner a man whose disability has become his reason to preach the Good News.
All Together With The E.A - Joel Edwards looks at An Agenda For Change
09.45 TV Weekend with Phil Creighton from the Baptist Times
10.05 The Briscoes with 'Telling The Truth' Contact the show
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