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Retired Judge Phil Ginn, who is now president of Southern Evangelical Seminary, gives the legal reasoning behind the Supreme Court’s overturning Roe v Wade, and helps us understand what lies ahead now that the abortion battle is out of the legal arena and is in the political arena.
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Channel Mom’s Jenny Dean Schmidt has released her book Mom, You’re Amazing. Jenny details her own journey from TV reporter to Mom, and profiles 7 other Moms in the book, with a secret from each that makes her amazing.
For more information, http://www.MomYoureAmazing.com
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Joe Anderson is a pastor in Englewood who, with a group of pastors, prayed regularly for the city. They approached various city officials including the police chief to find out first-hand what concerned city officials the most. What resulted was “Change the Trend,” a network of more than 40 faith-based organizations, social non-profits, and officials from several municipalities in the south metro area working together to lessen the negative impacts of homelessness.
More information online at http://www.changethetrend.com.
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Wins in athletic competition are euphoric. Losses are horrible. And the sports media can exacerbate the horrible. World record miler Jim Ryun came into international prominence as a shy, young high school boy from Kansas. Jim and Anne were in Colorado for the Jim Ryun Running Camp this summer, and Anne talked about how they relied on Jesus Christ to show grace in the face of Olympic failure and media criticism.
More information on the Jim Ryun Running Camps online at http://www.RyunRunning.com
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Tina Kidd and Mario Salis are with Thornton Community Connections, a city agency that connects residents with virtually any resource available. Callers to the Hotline at 720-977-5800 can get resources such as information on homelessness, housing, food, health, education, or employment. Walk-in services are also available Monday through Thursday from 8am to 5pm at 9471 Dorothy Blvd. in Thornton.
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Katy Talento, Executive Director of the Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries, details the features of the new independent accreditation board.
More information on http://www.AHCSM.org
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Mark McIntosh from "A Stronger Cord" is an active participant among nearly 50 nonprofits networking on Zoom to change the homeless trend among south metro suburbs. Tina Kidd and Mario Solis from Thornton Community Connections are similarly serving homeless people as well as residents with other needs in Thornton in the north metro suburbs.
More information online at http://www.changethetrend.com, and http://ThorntonCO.gov/community-connections
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Bob Beltz, well-known Denver-area pastor, conference speaker, and author, originally wrote The Solomon Syndrome, a Blueprint for a More Meaningful and happy Life 20 years ago. Since then a lot has happened in Bob’s life as well as in our culture, so he brought the book back. He discusses the timeless truths in the book for both Christians and unbelievers, and the deepening in his own life that took place over the past 20 years. The interview is part of the 94.7 FM The Word Book Club, a feature of Along the Way, and is also available in video form on the homepage of http://www.947fmTheWord.com.
More information is available online at http://BobBeltz.com
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A conversation with author Jay Payleitner, about his book Don’t Take the Bait to Escalate: Conflict is Inevitable, Being a Jerk is Optional. Jay gives principles on navigating conflicts as well as case studies of numerous conflicts of all kinds while maintaining one’s credibility and witness as a Christian
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Helen Richardson, as a child was placed in a number of foster-care homes, and is now not only a foster parent, but is the Foster Care and Adoption Manger at Focus on the Family. She speaks about her own experiences as a child in foster homes, and outlines opportunities for Christians to either be foster parents or provide any number of support roles for those who choose to be foster parents.
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The early Christians were known as “people of ‘The Way.’” “Along the Way” is an interview program hosted by Tom Moller talking with people of “the Way.” Specifically, people who are…