Eden Gordon Media unveils fall lineup of faith, military and media voices

Eden Gordon Media on Sept. 9 said its fall client lineup will feature leaders across veterans support, faith media, publishing and international advocacy. The roster centers on voices the firm says are shaping public debate ahead of America’s 250th anniversary.

Why it matters: - Eden Gordon Media is positioning its fall roster around faith, family, freedom and patriotism, signaling the kinds of causes and audiences the firm wants to reach. - The lineup includes veterans support, religious freedom advocacy, media leadership and books tied to America’s 250th anniversary, Veterans Day and broader civic messaging. - The company is using the announcement to elevate clients with built-in platforms, which can expand reach for their books, nonprofits and media projects.

What happened: - Eden Gordon Media LLC announced a fall client lineup on Sept. 9, 2026, from Washington, D.C. - The roster includes Kim Miller of America’s Women, Melissa Kithas of the Airpower Foundation, Patrick K. O’Donnell, Joby Walters, Bill Abbott of Great American Media and Brad Brandon of Across Nigeria. - Eden Gordon Hill said the group’s voices of faith, family and freedom are aimed at strengthening homes, inspiring communities and shaping the next generation. - Hill also tied the announcement to America’s 250th birthday and called for more prayer and conversation around national issues.

The details: - Kim Miller leads America’s Women and America’s Women of Action, which began in 2020 with eight women on a text chain and now claims more than 40,000 active followers. - Miller’s team says it reached an estimated 50,000 Arizona voters in the 2024 election and helped deliver the largest victory margin of any swing state. - America’s Women says its focus includes children’s innocence, education, women’s sports, parents’ rights and civic engagement. - Melissa Kithas is executive director of the Airpower Foundation, which supports military service members, veterans and their families. - The foundation says it offers service dogs, equine-assisted therapy and transition programs that connect veterans with training, mentorship and jobs. - The Veteran Workforce Development Program works with the Four Sixes Ranch, Pitchfork Ranch, Lazy E Arena, Lazy E Ranch, Reliance Ranches, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and the Texas Veterans Commission to place veterans in ranch and farm jobs. - The Service Dog Program partners with Hiatus K9 to train and place certified service dogs with veterans. - The Equine Therapy and Retreat Program partners with Rush Creek Sanctuary and Retreat Center for mental health retreats for veterans and families. - Brad Brandon founded Across Nigeria after more than 20 years in pastoral ministry and 10 years as a Salem Communications drive-time radio host. - Brandon’s work focuses on northern Nigeria and other parts of West Africa, where Across Nigeria says it brings education and literacy training to Muslim communities and aid to persecuted Christian communities. - Brandon’s most recent op-ed in The Christian Post says global awareness of Nigerian Christians has grown but conditions have not changed, and he is urging world leaders to act ahead of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. - Brandon said world leaders should demand measurable accountability from the Nigerian government, move beyond symbolic resolutions and protect religious freedom. - Joby Walters wrote Cut Free: A Hells Angel’s Ride to Redemption, a memoir about leaving the Hells Angels and finding faith. - Walters says he was once an enforcer for the Hells Angels, was patched in by founder Sonny Barger and later devoted his life to speaking to prisoners, bikers, veterans and others seeking a second chance. - Bill Abbott is president and CEO of Great American Media, whose brands include Great American Family, Great American Faith & Living, Great American Pure Flix, Great American Adventures and Pure Flix. - Great American Family has been the company’s flagship network, and Abbott said the portfolio has been the fastest-growing channel on TV over the past 12 months. - Abbott co-founded Great American Media in June 2021 and led acquisitions that were rebranded in October 2021. - Great American Christmas launched the following month, and the company later added Great American Adventures, Great American Community and the rebranded Pure Flix streaming service. - Patrick K. O’Donnell is promoting Revolutionary Snipers, due Nov. 10, which he says is already a bestseller on preorder. - The book is the third in O’Donnell’s American Revolution trilogy, following Washington’s Immortals and The Indispensables. - O’Donnell said the book is an important title for the nation’s 250th anniversary and Veterans Day. - Advance praise from Jack Carr, Don N. Hagist and Peter Schweizer was included in the announcement. - O’Donnell is a senior fellow at Mount Vernon, director and historian of The OSS Society, and a frequent media contributor and historical consultant. - Eden Gordon Hill said Eden Gordon Media uses its weekend show The All-American Book Club to create kitchen-table conversations across America. - Hill also said the firm’s communications work and strategic partnerships help stories about military spouses, veterans and families reach a broad audience.

Between the lines: - The announcement reads less like a traditional agency roster and more like a values-driven network built around conservative and faith-based audiences. - Many of the clients already have their own media platforms, books or nonprofit missions, which gives Eden Gordon Media a ready-made distribution base. - The timing around America’s 250th anniversary suggests the firm is aiming to tie client messages to larger patriotic and cultural themes.

What's next: - Patrick K. O’Donnell’s Revolutionary Snipers is set for release on Nov. 10. - Brad Brandon is pushing for international action on Nigeria ahead of the United Nations General Assembly. - Eden Gordon Media is likely to use the fall lineup to amplify client campaigns, book launches and advocacy efforts through its media channels and partnerships.

The bottom line: - Eden Gordon Media’s fall slate is built around faith, service and patriotism, with clients positioned to turn books, nonprofits and media visibility into broader public influence.