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Dan Wooding
President at ASSIST
Dan Wooding was a prominent figure in Christian journalism, serving as the President of ASSIST (Aid to Special Saints in Strategic Times) and the ASSIST News Service (ANS), which he founded in 1991. His work focused on sharing stories of Christians facing persecution globally, aiming to raise awareness and support for those in distress.
Career and Contributions
- Founder of ASSIST: Wooding established ASSIST to provide a platform for Christian news, emphasizing humanitarian issues and the challenges faced by believers worldwide.
- Journalistic Background: With extensive experience in the newspaper industry, he was recognized for his skills in nonprofit organizations, event management, and team building.14
- Legacy: Wooding's commitment to journalism was evident through his dedication to covering underreported stories and advocating for persecuted Christians. His work has had a lasting impact on Christian media and humanitarian efforts.26
Personal Life
Dan Wooding was married to Norma Wooding, and together they dedicated their lives to their faith and mission work. He passed away on March 18, 2020, after a long battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and advocacy for those suffering due to their beliefs.35
Highlights
Dear friends: As many of you will know, Norma and I returned to the UK a year ago so we could be closer to our two sons, Andrew and Peter, and their families. However, I’ve been dealing with some serious health problems since then, including surgery for lung cancer, and receiving chemo tablets for leukemia. Norma has been taking care of me and the stress of this saw her admitted to a local hospital for exhaustion last Friday. Fortunately, she is now home and on the way to recovery. I am glad to say that the ASSIST News Service is continuing and is being administered by Jeff Thompson of Mercy Projects. If you would like a free subscription to it, just go to www.assistnews.net and sign up there. God bless you all, and keep in touch.
It is a real pleasure to be linked with so many of you. Because ot your interest in the news side of what I do, I'd like to offer all of you a free subscription to my ASSIST News Service. All you have to do is go to www.assistnews.net and there you can sign up. You will then get an e-mail asking you to confirm your request, and once you have done so, the stories from around the world will begin appearing in your in-box.
