Bob Critteneden

Christine Caine, Co-Founder of the A21 Campaign, devoted to opposing and reducing human trafficking, shared about her organization's activities and her new book, "Undaunted: Daring To Do What God Calls You To Do". The website address is www.thea21campaign.org.

Nikki Arana, Lisa Bergren, Joe Savage, Melanie Shankle, Warren Cole Smith, Lila Rose

From the City of Montgomery, Christopher Murphy, Director of Public Safety, and Kevin Murphy, Police Chief, discussed the commemoration of National Police Week, how they integrate their faith into their positions, the challenges that public safety officials face, and how people can pray for those in law enforcement.

Authors Dave & Neta Jackson, co-authors of the new series, "Windy City Stories", including the first book, "Grounded", and the second, "Derailed", spent some time sharing about the background and the concepts of the new series. For more information, go to www.daveneta.com.

Rob Rains, noted sportswriter from the St. Louis area, discussed the background of his book, "Intentional Walk: An Inside Look at the Faith That Drives the St. Louis Cardinals" and some of the individual stories that he relates in it. His website is www.stlsportspage.com.

Dr. John MacArthur, Pastor-Teacher of Grace Community Church in Sun City, California, President of The Master's College, and speaker on "Grace to You" weekdays at 1:30pm, was in Montgomery for a golf tournament at Wynlakes to benefit The Master's College, and took some time out to talk about various aspects of the college and the importance of adherence to Biblical truth. The ministry website address is www.gty.org.

Ken Klukowski, Senior Fellow for Religious Liberty at the Family Research Council and Legal Columnist for Breitbart.com, shared an update on current concerns regarding religious freedom in the military. For more information, check out Breitbart.com or FRC.org.

Author and missionary Beth Guckenberger of Back 2 Back Ministries, who lives in Mexico and ministers through an orphanage there, discussed her ministry, as well as her latest book, "Tales of the Defended Ones", and Vacation Bible School cirriculum, "God's Backyard Bible Camp". Her website is www.bethguckenberger.com, or you can visit www.back2back.org.

BJ Putnam, a singer, songwriter, and worship leader based in Phoenix, AZ, discussed his life and ministry, as well as the concept of and specific songs from the CD project, "More and More Live". To learn more about BJ, go to www.bjputnam.com.

Patrick Okabe, founder of Impact Ministries in Uganda, which includes Faith Radio in Uganda, stopped by the Faith Radio studios in Alabama with his wife, Christine, to talk about how God is working through their ministry. Ashley McDonald of CBS8/Alabama News Network, who ministered in Uganda last year, was also on hand, as well as Billy Irvin from Faith Radio. For more information, go to www.impactministriesuganda.org.