For bringing hope in the darkest hours, we’re celebrating June’s 25 years of Christian counseling on late night radio!
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During these unsettling times, Christian counseling – the need for hope – is critical. In the still of the night, as things slow down, people can feel overwhelmed and hopeless. Join June in bringing God’s truths to people in their darkest hour. Make a gift and help bring Hope to many more. The Hope In The Night radio program will reach 38.7 million listeners this year – that’s 149,000 listeners every night!
Listen to just one call — out of so many lives touched over the years.
About Hope In The Night
Each weeknight on Hope In The Night, June Hunt gently works through some of life’s most painful problems with callers. We often hear from callers who are desperate for answers: “I’m not sure I can do this anymore … I feel so alone. … Where is God? I thought He cared about me!” Often, listeners find themselves examining their own circumstances and listening with anticipation as June Hunt shares wisdom from God’s Word that offers renewed hope.
Listeners who tune in to Hope In The Night quickly realize the program is one of a kind. The unique intimacy of late-night radio gives listeners the opportunity of having someone compassionate and wise speak directly into their lives.
As June helps the callers personally, she shares God’s heart and guidance on topics like alcohol and drug abuse, anger, divorce, reconciliation, abortion, domestic violence, loneliness, self-worth, forgiveness, and more.
There are no in-studio guests on Hope In The Night − just June Hunt and her announcer/co-host. The “guests” on this program are the callers, who are treated with care and respect. June’s compassionate and patient approach makes a lasting impact on the callers, giving them greater understanding of God’s Word and providing solutions that help transform their lives.
Hope In The Night is celebrating 25 years of late-night ministry. The program has been nominated as the National Religious Broadcasters’ “Talk Show of the Year” in 2007 and named “Radio Program of the Year” by station WDCX in Buffalo, New York in 2011.
2020 NRB
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June Hunt accepting the “Radio Impact Award” for “Hope In The Night” at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention 2020. “Hope in the Night” has offered real people with real problems real encouragement and solutions from God’s Word for 25 years. Thank you all for your support!