Hot on the heels of publishing leaflets to complement Christian Media Services’ website, it’s Solihull-based, Birmingham-raised founder Veron Graham reveals how faith has impacted his media career.

Once living a life of offending and deception, Nathan Dennis is now living his dream by creating and presenting a talk show to explore Christian truth.

Atalie Grossett, 25, didn’t grow up in a Christian home and wanted to move to London where her friends enjoyed party lives. She’s now back in Birmingham but what lured her away from the bright lights to study for a university degree?

Could a woman whose medical career was ended by a car accident which still causes her pain nearly 20 years later, say she’s the happiest she has ever been? Yes, just ask Smethwick’s Eula Coleman

Youthworker Dani Knox didn’t renew her contract at Quinton’s St Boniface Church of England because God told her not to. Her ‘resignation’ triggered a chain of miracles and local youth now have a centre that is making positive changes.

Healed from a miscarriage, 17 years of childlessness and cancer, try telling Edgbaston’s Jasbinder Thandi that Jesus doesn’t answer prayer. Now she’s helping those outside the Church obtain their freedom too.

Handsworth-raised Darren Moore is a footballer who has played in the Premier League, but the ex-West Bromwich Albion defender rates his coming to know the Lord as “the biggest thing ever to happen to him.”

The prospect of getting a media job was bad for Renee Davis when she left university last summer. But along came a fellow member of Birmingham’s Torch of Revival church, while her parents continued to encourage, believe …. and pray.

Michael O’Rourke didn’t grow up going to church but found himself getting interested in Jesus. He dreamed of being a scientist or politician, so how did he end up studying for the priesthood?

Once working five jobs to repay the £30,000 she owed, a Saltley woman is now debt-free having overcome the real cause of the problem. Maxine Thomas is now using her experience and expertise to help others avoid and get out of debt.

Faced with the tough job of providing a centre to care for people seeking asylum in Birmingham, a Roman Catholic nun was amazed to be joined by two people she had helped to safety and were ready to return a favour

Hit by a devastating stroke at just 31, Maizetta Trotman wasn’t expected to make a full recovery, but within months the Solihull church member’s progress stunned the medical profession. Read how God kept His promise to bring her and husband Stuart through.

Would you give up 75% of your salary and a managerial position to go and work to help the homeless across Birmingham? Paul Atkin would and he’s changing lives … for good.

Meet Handsworth Reverends Amrik and Lorna Singh, who through The Word Ministries, oversee ninety-plus churches, led meetings attended by thousands and witnessed countless miracles.