This week marked the two year anniversary of the Supreme Court's overturn of Roe vs Wade. The church was given a tremendous answer to 50 years of prayers in that decision. What it has done in light of that answered prayer is startling. News Director Delvin Kinser has more in this week's From the Heartland.…

Spring and summer storms are part of the deal when you live in the Heartland. News Director Delvin Kinser shares a story of a Kansas ministry that's spent more than a century helping people through life's storms, which is now in need of help recovering from a storm of their own.By Delvin Kinser

Young people and sports go hand in hand in Kansas. In this week's FromThe Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser tells us about a rapidlygrowing sporting activity taking the Sunflower State by storm.By Delvin Kinser

The largest annual prayer gathering in the nation is set to take placenext week. In this week's From The Heartland, you will see that TheNational Day of Prayer is more than a call to pray. It's a challenge tothe Christian to shine light on the darkness.By Delvin Kinser

Often it is through times of trial that we find some of God's greatestinspirations. This will become abundantly clear as you listen to thisweek's edition of From the Heartland. News Director Delvin Kinserintroduces you to Keep Life Jumping 4 Kay.By Delvin Kinser

In a world where people can feel hopeless....a ministry in Emporia, KS is offering the hope only Jesus Christ can offer. News Director Delvin Kinser tells us about the work of Shiloh Home of Home for Women in Emporia.By Delvin Kinser

Our hope in you hands promotion is proving to be a tremendous blessing this month. From the Heartland takes you to another of the ministries we are highlighting so you can hear the heart behind it.By Delvin Kinser

This month it has been our pleasure to share Hope In Our Hands with our listeners, and highlighting the needs of some great organizations that bless communities in our listening area. In conjunction, this week's From the Heartland highlights one of these worthy organizations whose mission is to reach foster and at-risk youth.…

When God gives you a dream...it's plan and purpose might not always be clear. In this week's edition of From the Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser shares the story of a God idea...whose timing was perfect.By Delvin Kinser

For 75 years, a Kansas community has been celebrating the flipping of pancakes, a race, and much more. News Director Delvin Kinser shares more on the Diamond Anniversary of Liberal, Kansas' International Pancake Day Race.By Delvin Kinser

Singing praises in prison. The Apostle Paul and his buddy Silas did itwith miraculous results. In this week's From the Heartland, NewsDirector Delvin Kinser takes us back to a Kansas prison where thepraises of God are being sung every week.By Delvin Kinser

Being imprisoned in America is not a pleasant proposition. In thisweek's edition of From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser takes you inside the walls of a Kansas prison, and what we find may surprise you.By Delvin Kinser

Snakes seem to fall into two catagories.... you either like them, oryou don't. Wherever you may land on the subject, wildlife experts saysummer is the perfect time to make sure you know all you can about theslithery creatures.By Delvin Kinser

Leave no man behind.... it's a tradition of the American militarythat continues to endure. In this week's From The Heartland, NewsDirector Delvin Kinser shares one such story that was 80 years in themaking.By Delvin Kinser

Perryton, Texas is is recovery mode. News Director Delvin Kinser takes us to the tornado ravaged community where we find the work toward restoration is going beyond the physical to the spiritual.By Delvin Kinser

Delvin Kinser got to interview Pastor Marlon Sparks about how our KJIL/KHYM listeners can help with Tornado Relief in Perryton, TX.By Delvin Kinser

In this weeks' From The Heartland, we introduce you to a Kansans who has a heart for spiritual renewal....and wants to give Kansas churches a tool to bring it about.By Delvin Kinser

Bull riding is tough business. It's the athlete under the rider that makes it so. In this edition of From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser introduces us to someone dedicated to making the bull the best he can be.By Delvin Kinser

Testimonies are a deeply personal thing. That's why they're sometimes difficult to share. This week in From the Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser tells us how one man's journey to Jesus is playing out along a Kansas highway.By Delvin Kinser

When you think Salvation Army, a red kettle and a ringing bell may come to mind. But in this week's From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser reveals much more about the mission of these soldiers for Christ.By Delvin Kinser

The Heartland is known for inspiring creativity among the people who call it home. In this week's edition of From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser introduces you to an artist who draws inspiration from God's unique creation known as the high plains.By Delvin Kinser

The Bible was the original textbook for schools at America's founding. In this week's edition of From the Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser tells us about an effort to get every school library stocked with God's Word.By Delvin Kinser

God has a calling individualized for each of his children. In this week's From the Heartland, we introduce you to a man who many would say knows what it means to serve a higher purpose. But who's finding out his highest service is to God's call.By Delvin Kinser

The Great Plains Christian Radio family lost a dear friend and supporter this week. Don Lear of Garden City, KS was a part of this ministry since its founding. In this week's From the Heartland, we pay tribute to this man of God with a heart for radio ministry.By Delvin Kinser

Public art projects can bring joy and pride to any community. In this week's From the Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser shares and example of how Kansas is investing such projects.By Delvin Kinser

Harvest time in the Heartland can make travel interesting. Each year we are reminded to watch out for heavy equipment and trucks working to reap the grain that powers agriculture. In this week's From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser gives us the perspective of the person driving that equipment, and what your being safe means to him.…

Veterans Day is fast approaching. In this week's From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser tells us this year's commemoration has special significance.By Delvin Kinser

Sometimes doing the work of the Lord means getting your hands dirty. News Director Delvin Kinser explains in this week's edition of From The Heartland.By Delvin Kinser

In the Heartland...options for getting a college degree can be limited. And if you seek higher learning in religious fields of study, it can be even harder. In this week's From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser introduces us to a new college that's looking to meet this need.By Delvin Kinser

Everyone has or has had a mom. Most of us believe our is the best. To celebrate all moms this Mother's Day Weekend, News Director Delvin Kinser tells us the story of a mom who can inspire every mother to know they're not alone, no matter what life brings.By Delvin Kinser

Growing and sustaining a church congregation in rural America is getting harder and harder. News Director Delvin Kinser tells us about a church in place in the Heartland who seem to have figured out the secret.By Delvin Kinser

With the end of the pandemic in sight, and most restrictions on gatherings being set aside.... Believers in the Heartland are especially looking forward to Easter this year. With that in mind, News Director Delvin Kinser offers information on a way you could cap your weekend with Jesus as the focus of your attention.…

News Director Delvin Kinser will tell you, nothing ministers to him like a hot cup of coffee. In this week's edition of From The Heartland, he tells us how buying a cup of joe in one Kansas community can lead to ministry to many.By Delvin Kinser

You don't have to tell the people of the Heartland that lightning is dangerous. But that's not stopping weather experts from trying. News Director Delvin Kinser found a man who not only knows first hand the danger, but also lived to tell about it.By Delvin Kinser

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Monday is Veterans Day. At Veterans Day events across the country, the air is likely to ring out with the sound of Taps being played. For our veterans, there's nothing more sacred. In this week's From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser has details the origins of this familiar tune, and what it means to those who served.…

Stories of tragedy and heartbreak are not new. You hear them every day. When you hear them, you may wonder...how could anyone come back from that? In this week's From The Heartland, News Director Delvin Kinser tells us...that's when you discover there are some things only God can do.By Delvin Kinser

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KJIL is a listener supported ministry celebrating 25 years this month! Hear how many across the heartland got this station going and how they still support it!By Delvin Kinser