George Whitten is the founder and chief editor of Worthy News, a leading Christian news agency and flagship publication of Worthy Ministries. Since its launch in 1999, Worthy News has consistently ranked among the top ten Christian news websites worldwide, delivering timely, faith-informed coverage of global events.
George’s career began with the Christian Coalition in Washington, D.C., where he gained firsthand insight into the inner workings of U.S. politics and policy-making. This foundation in American political life, combined with more than two decades of residence in Israel, gives him a rare dual perspective on both Washington and Jerusalem. From his base in the Holy Land — where he lives with his wife and two children — George has reported extensively on Middle Eastern affairs, U.S.–Israel relations, and international geopolitics.
An avid traveler, George has visited more than 20 countries, immersing himself in diverse cultures and studying government systems firsthand. His global network of hundreds of contacts, developed through over 20 years of speaking engagements averaging three to four times per week, provides him with unique access to sources and perspectives from around the world.
In addition to overseeing Worthy News, George authors the widely read Worthy Devotional, a daily inspirational message followed by tens of thousands across the globe. These devotionals offer a glimpse into the vision, biblical conviction, and spiritual foundation that drive both Worthy Ministries and its global news outreach.
With a blend of political insight, international experience, and deep Christian faith, George Whitten brings an informed and principled voice to reporting — delivering truth with both accuracy and purpose.
Stefan J. Bos is an award-winning journalist serving as Worthy News’ European Bureau Chief and International Correspondent. Based in Budapest, Hungary, he has reported from the front lines of wars and revolutions across Eastern Europe and the Balkans, as well as from countries including Burma, Canada, Georgia, India, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Laos, Lebanon, Thailand, and Turkey.
Over his career, Bos has contributed to a wide range of national and international media outlets, including BosNewsLife News Agency, the BBC, Voice of America (VOA), Deutsche Welle, CBS News, Dutch BNR News Radio, the Dutch News Agency ANP, Dutch Reformed Daily, Belgium’s VRT Radio and Television, National Public Radio (NPR), Marketplace Radio, Vatican Radio, and CNN Radio, among others.
In recognition of his reporting on foreign policy — including Hungary’s relations with NATO and the European Union — Bos received the Annual Press Award of Merit from the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Born in Amsterdam, he grew up “next to — or possibly near — the old-fashioned typewriter” of his father, a fellow journalist, who introduced him to the profession at an early age.
David Haggith is an international correspondent for Worthy News. He is authored the book ‘End-Time Prophecies of the Bible’ published in 1999. Haggith also wrote and produced award-winning radio commercials and has scripted, photographed and produced several multi-media travel shows. He contributed articles for several magazines including The Lutheran, HIS Magazine, Christian Single, Group Magazine, Christian Essence, The Baptist Leader, Christian Educator’s Journal, Church Teachers, Christian Living, The Youth Leader, The Lutheran Layman, The Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Presbyterian Record, New Covenant, The Lutheran Journal, Our Sunday Visitor, P.I.M.E. World (The Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions), Bridal Trends and Today’s Single. He has written news articles and editorial columns for newspapers that included The Belling¬ham Times, The Issaquah Press, Puget Sound Business Journal, The Magnolia News and Queen Anne News, plus a series of feature articles for The Abilene Reporter-News and The Anniston Star, and a five-page spread for The Daily Mail in Britain. Haggith has a Bachelor of Arts from Western Washington University in English/Writing and a certificate in screenwriting from the University of Washington.
Jawad Mazhar is an international correspondent for Worthy News based in Pakistan. He has reported extensively on Christian persecution and other key developments related to terrorism and politics for Christian news agency BosNewsLife, and other media. Mazhar has also covered stories for several rights organizations, including the influential Washington D.C,-based advocacy group International Christian Concern. He has become a key voice for the voiceless in Asia, especially the persecuted church in Pakistan.
Agnes R. Bos is an international correspondent for Worthy News. Since 2000 she extensively covers news from Central and Eastern Europe for the Russian services of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and Radio France International (RFI). She is also working as a researcher and producer for several national and international radio and television networks, including the Voice of America, Deutsche Welle Radio and Television, and several other German, Dutch and Belgium broadcasters. She has traveled extensively through the region during historical changes and covered the overthrow of President Slobodan Milosevic in Yugoslavia, his subsequent trial in front of the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal at The Hague, the expansion of NATO and the European Union. Bos also reported from other parts of the world, including on the civil war in Burma, persecutions of Christians in Laos and recent conflicts in Georgia, Iraq and elsewhere in the world. Bos holds a bachelor degree in Linguistics, Arts and History.
Khristov Exoucia is an international correspondent for Worthy News based in Dallas, Texas. Exoucia has been writing for over 23 years and music for 28 years. He is an American born Sephardi of many talents: writer, composer, producer, arranger; instrumentalist on electric and acoustic guitar, bass, keyboards; vocalist; apologist, teacher, cook, artist, and volunteer. He is a co-founder and original lead guitarist of the modern rock band ‘Seventh Day Slumber’, and was a feature lead guitarist on the album “Spirit Come”. holds a degree from CFNI in Dallas, Texas in Practical Theology and lived outside of the United States in various research and service positions, including in England, Scotland, India, Turkey, Israel, and Mexico.
Avraham Ben Yechiel is Worthy News’ Israel Correspondent based in Jerusalem, Israel. He is a gifted writer for over 25 years. Yechiel has a Bachelor of Arts from Oswego State in New York.
Rodney Drinnen is Worthy News’ award-winning United States Correspondent. He has been writing since he was a child and won several awards for short stories and poetry. He was also an active participant in the Christian Writer’s Guild, which he says attributed to his interest in journalism.
Mary Priddy is our Christian news and human interests correspondent. Based in Huntsville in the U.S. state of Alabama, she a gifted writer with a passion for reporting on human interest stories. And those aspects of life, close to her heart.