Christian musical artist and worship leader Laura Story, in the midst of the Coronavirus crisis, shared about changes in her life, time with family, God's work in her, and the importance of worship.  She also discussed the song, You Cannot Be Stopped, from her album, I Give Up.  Her website is www.laurastorymusic.com.

George Barna, who now serves at Director of Research at the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, discussed some of the findings in the American Worldview Inventory 2020, which illustrates the extent to which Americans possess a Biblical worldview.  You can learn more at www.culturalresearchcenter.com.

From Faith Radio/Meeting House Media Central at the 2020 National Religious Broadcasters Christian Media Convention in Nashville, James Gottry, Vice President of Public Policy for the James Dobson Family Institute, discussed a variety of topics, including biological males who identify as women participating in women's sports and Fairness for All legislation, that presumes to unfairly trade LGBTQ rights for religious exemptions.  You can access the Institute at www.dobsonfamilyinstitute.com.

Jani Price, involved in the "Park and Pray" effort outside East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika at 7:00 each morning and evening for 30 minutes, shared about the significance of this initiative, during which prayer for workers in the health care field is offered.

Donna VanLiere, the author of the book, The Time of Jacob's Trouble, which includes Bible prophecy in the overall storyline, discussed the importance of knowing prophecy and how it is integrated into the novel.  Her website is www.donnavanliere.com.

Susan Neal, who is a Registered Nurse and a Certified Health and Wellness Coach, shared her observations about the Coronavirus and its health threats.  She also discussed how people can improve their immune systems.  She is the author of the book, 7 Steps to Get Off Sugar and Carbohydrates.  Her website is www.susanuneal.com.

Dr. Elliott Tenpenny, Team Lead of the COVID-19 response in New York City for the international relief organization Samaritan's Purse, reported on the field hospital that the ministry established in Central Park to treat patients with the Coronavirus.  The ministry website is www.samaritanspurse.org.

General Counsel for First Liberty, Mike Berry, discussed issues relative to religious freedom in light of the Coronavirus situation, making clear that even in the midst of restrictions, First Amendment guarantees of free exercise should not be permanently curtailed and those restrictions should be applied equally to churches and other gatherings and organizations.  The website address is www.firstliberty.org.

Leslie Ferrell, Senior Vice-President of the Big Idea Content Group at NBC Universal Entertainment, which produces VeggieTales, at the 2020 National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Nashville, discussed the longevity of the franchise, as well as new episodes being released through Trinity Broadcasting Network.  You can learn more at www.veggietales.com.