One of the co-founders of the band, The Afters, Matt Fuqua, shared about the concept of their new album project, Fear No More, and discussed the inspiration for some of the songs.  The band's website is www.theafters.com.

The Director of Media and Publications for East Memorial Baptist Church in Prattville, Patrick Lima, who was born in Brazil and has had the opportunity to occasionally go back to that country to do missions, shared about his story and the type of ministry in which he's involved.  He discussed Gear 4 Brazil, intended to provide sound equipment; learn more at www.facebook.com/gear4brazil or https://gear4brazil.raisely.com.  The church website is www.eastmemorial.org.

Chris Singleton, whose mother lost her life in the Charleston church shooting in 2015, shared about his own response to her death and how his faith sustained him and inspired the message that he now shares.  This conversation occurred prior to the showing of the documentary, Emanuel: The Untold Story of the Victims and Survivors of the Charleston Church Shooting, in theatres June 17 and 19, 2019.  The website is www.emanuelmovie.com.

From Toronto, David Lynn of Christ's Forgiveness Ministries discussed the type of ministry in which he's involved and related information at one event in which he was arrested doing street ministry in an area that is known for its LGBT population.  The ministry's YouTube channel is https://www.youtube.com/user/christsforgiveness. The ministry website is www.christsforgiveness.com.

Amanda Barratt, author of My Dearest Dietrich: A Novel of Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Lost Love, focusing on Maria von Wedemeyer, her life, and her impact on Bonhoeffer, to whom she was engaged at the time of his death.  Learn more at www.amandabarratt.com.

Angela Hunt, co-author, with Bill Myers of the book, When God Happens: Angels, Miracles, and Heavenly Encounters, shared about the mechanics of compiling stories of God at work and discussed specific stories relative to the operation of angels.  The website address is www.whengodhappens.com.

Novelist Robin Jones Gunn discussed her novel, Becoming Us, which includes two of her most familiar characters, Christy Miller and Sierra Jensen, as well as other, who are young women dealing with a variety of challenging issues.  Her website is www.robingunn.com.

Mark Hancock, CEO of the Christian-based scouting organization, Trail Life USA, shared an update on its growth and discussed safety measures for members, including guidelines and screening for leaders.  Learn more at www.traillifeusa.com.

The Founder and Director of the Marriage Recovery Center, David Hawkins, discussed principles related to his book, When Loving Him Is Hurting You: Hope and Help for Women Dealing With Narcissism and Emotional Abuse.  The Center's website is www.marriagerecoverycenter.com.

Christian musical artist, JJ Weeks, provided an update about his life and ministry, including changes over the past year or so prior to the interview, as well as God's direction and faithfulness.  His website address is www.jjweeks.org.