Bob Critteneden

Jocelyn Green, co-author, with Dr. Gary Chapman, of "The 5 Love Languages Military Edition: The Secret to Love That Lasts", discussed the concept of the book and some of the unique challenges encountered by military families. To learn more, go to www.5lovelanguages.com. Her website is www.jocelyngreen.com.

Richard Stearns, President of World Vision, shared about his ministry activities and what he has observed from years of travelling around the world. He has documented various stories in his books, co-written with his wife, Renee, "He Walks Among Us: Encounters with Christ in a Broken World" and the "God's Love for You Bible Storybook". His website is www.richstearns.org.

Craig Smith, CEO of Swiss America Trading Corporation, discussed some current economic issues. Also, he provided a historical perspective on the American economy, as he highlights in the book he has co-authored, "The Great Withdrawal: How the Progressives' 100-Year Debasement of America and the Dollar Ends". To receive a free copy of the book, call 800.289-2646 and mention Faith Radio or The Meeting House.

Christian musical artist and worship leader Shannon Wexelberg shared about the inspiration to some of the songs on her latest album project, "Take Heart". She also discussed some of the recent activities in which she has been or will be involved, including ministry with Nancy Leigh DeMoss and a trip to Israel with Radio Bible Class. Learn more at www.shannonwexelberg.com.

Nathan and Wendy Blakley, Founders of the ministry of HALO, which stands for Honoring Angels Like Owen, shared about how their organization began after the death of their young child, Owen, and discussed how HALO reaches out to families who have lost small children. The "Make a Memory Day" event sponsored by HALO takes place on October 20, 2013 from 1-4pm in Montgomery. Learn more at www.honoringangelslikeowen.org.

Charlotte Gambill, Bill Myers, Pete Wilson, Shannon Perry, Chuck Donovan

Former Congressman from Colorado and Editor-in-Chief of the online magazine, "A Line of Sight", Bob Beauprez, discussed some of the recent budget issues in Washington, DC, including the debate over the debt ceiling, the government shutdown, and the Affordable Care Act. Learn more at www.alineofsight.com.

J.C. Derrick of the Washington bureau of the WORLD News Group discussed a profile of Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw that he wrote, as well as his piece at the WORLD website presenting some analysis of the situation in Egypt from experts who visited the country recently. The website address is www.worldmag.com.

Founder and President of advocacy organization China Aid, Bob Fu, discussed some aspects of his life story, including his conversion to Christianity and his escape from China. He also described the work of China Aid, which offers assistance to those being persecuted within China. For more information, go to www.bobfu.net or www.chinaaid.org.

Amy Lamb, Assistant Director of the University of Mobile Center for Leadership, discussed some myths about social media, as she highlighted in a guest column at the Faith Context website, "The Top 4 Social Media Myths". To access content from the Center, go to www.umcenterforleadership.org.