Myrna is a WORLD Radio host and correspondent. She is a graduate of the World Journalism Institute mid-career course and Luther Rice College and Seminary. Myrna has worked as a TV news reporter, public affairs show host, and producer. She resides with her husband in Spanish Fort, Ala. They have four adult children.
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As CEOs pursue market access and cameras capture the pageantry in Beijing, a China expert says the real test for President Trump may be whether he presses Xi Jinping on Taiwan, Iran, and political prisoners. A WORLD Radio conversation with Michael Sobolik.
Through audio journals, a California grandmother documents her journey through applied theology—hoping to pass on a Christian worldview to the next generation. WORLD’s Myrna Brown reports.
Chuck Colson’s vision of forming Christians to engage culture thoughtfully and courageously continues through a growing global fellowship program. WORLD’s Myrna Brown reports.
A federal investigation into Smith College raises a basic question: if a women’s school admits some men, on what basis can it exclude others? Culture Friday with John Stonestreet.
From small churches to city gatherings, Americans come together to observe the National Day of Prayer—while some leaders work to overcome apathy and build participation.
Ben Sasse’s witness in suffering, a viral video about motherhood, and rising political violence all point to a culture struggling to tell the truth about life and death. Our Culture Friday conversation with John Stonestreet.
A major ruling curbs race-based redistricting in Louisiana, while a second unanimous decision allows a nonprofit to contest a state subpoena for donor records—together setting new limits on government power. WORLD’s Mary Reichard reports.
As nuclear talks stall and tensions rise at sea, some analysts say the real leverage lies inside Iran—where economic pressure and internal divisions threaten the regime’s stability. Our conversation with Iran analyst Janatan Sayeh.
He fled the Islamic Revolution as a child and built a life in America. Now David Nasser reflects on war, regime change, and the hope he still sees for Iran’s people. WORLD Radio’s Myrna Brown talks with him in this extended weekend interview.
A public Bible reading in Washington, a Colorado case on religious schools and state funding, Justice Clarence Thomas on rights and the Declaration, and new ethical questions around organ donation. Our Culture Friday conversation with John Stonestreet.
