GLOBAL PRAYER NETWORK: The Baton is Passed! New President for Guidelines International Ministries

Selasa, 12 Januari 2016

The Baton is Passed! New President for Guidelines International Ministries

By Dan Wooding, Founder of the ASSIST News Service

MISSION VIEJO, CA (Jan. 12, 2016) -- Harold Sala, pioneer of the five-minute commentary for Christian radio, has passed leadership responsibilities for Guidelines International Ministries, now in its 53rd year of broadcasting, to Bonnie Sala Craddick.

According to a news release, Dr. Sala will serve as board chairman and focus on broadcasting, speaking internationally and writing.

“As Guidelines’ chief executive officer for the past two years, Bonnie has expanded the ministry’s international broadcasts, online presence, spearheaded the Guidelines Legacy Project and developed ministry to women,” said the news release sent to ANS.

Described as “the shortest five-minutes in Christian radio,” the Guidelines Commentary is heard in 49 states and in 112 countries, in 11 languages. The Guidelines Legacy Project exists to establish community-based radio stations and equip partners on the ground to provide Bible-based, people- oriented programming, in completely unserved areas.

Guidelines’ ministry focuses on reaching people who need relationship with God through media and literature, teaching them Biblical principles to live out the life of Christ, and touching hurting lives in practical ways.

An NRB member for over four decades, Guidelines is a prayer-based ministry and does not solicit funds on air.

More information available at www.guidelines.org, or contact: Luisa Ampil, 949-582-5001, luisa.ampil@guidelines.org .

Photo captions: 1) Harold Sala pictured with Bonnie Sala Craddick. 2) Darlene Salah with her husband, Harold Sala. 3) Dan Wooding.

About the writer: Dan Wooding, 75, is an award-winning author, broadcaster and journalist who was born in Nigeria of British missionary parents, and is now living in Southern California with his wife Norma, to whom he has been married for more than 52 years. They have two sons, Andrew and Peter, and six grandchildren who all live in the UK. He is the author of some 45 books and has two TV programs and one radio show in Southern California, and has reported widely for ANS from all over the world, including from North Korea.