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Joni and Friends Radio:
Broadcasting the Hope of Jesus with You!

When at the age of 17, Joni Eareckson faced life in a wheelchair after a reckless diving accident, she could barely hold on to hope. But through the help of Christian friends, Joni found hope and faith in Christ. And that’s why now she wishes to share that same encouragement with you. Because whether you are sitting in a wheelchair, struggling with a broken marriage, stressing over school, or enjoying a life with very few setbacks, we all are in need of hope in Jesus Christ.

Since 1982, Joni Eareckson Tada has been sharing that very hope through her award-winning radio programs. We invite you to listen to today’s program on this webpage, where you can leave your thoughts for Joni and the team. And if you tune in to Joni’s messages on your local Christian radio station, don’t forget to jot the station manager a note of thanks. Thanks for listening!

Newest 5-minute program

Interview with Doug Mazza

More than a businessman, Doug Mazza is a man with a heart of service. Listen to Joni interview the president and COO of Joni and Friends. 

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Squeezing Lemons

You’ve probably squeezed many a lemon in your life. 

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Doug Mazza's Story

  • June 17, 2013
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What brings a corporate businessman into disability ministry? For Doug Mazza, president and COO of Joni and Friends, it was a desire to serve families like his.

Husband Caregiver Day

  • June 14, 2013
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Do you know a man who is caregiver? Listen as Joni shares how her husband Ken stays strong in the Lord and offers advice to all men who are caregivers for their loved ones.

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Hannington

  • June 17, 2013
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I remember when we held a National Day of Prayer observance at Joni and Friends. 

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  • June 16, 2013
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In Uganda, landmines continue to be a major cause of disabilities ...

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