First Person with Wayne Shepherd

A group of U.S. broadcasters, who traveled to South Korea for the dedication of a new building to be used by the Far East Broadcasting Company, talk about the experience and what they observed about FEBC's ministry in Northwest Asia. Guests include Ed Cannon, Rich Bott, and Bill Blount.

Greg Yoder of Mission Network News and his daughter, Anatasia, tell Wayne Shepherd their story of adoption and of their excitement for Project Hope, an outreach to orphans in the countries of the former Soviet Union.

Communication and productivity expert Dianna Booher talks with Wayne Shepherd about her own story of finding her signature work and discusses how others can do the same.

Musician Walter Santos talks with Wayne Shepherd about his one-time addiction to drugs and the healing and forgiveness he found in placing his faith in Jesus Christ.

Broadcaster and speaker Cheryl Martin of Excellent Living talks with Wayne Shepherd about her life and calling.

Elona Prroj, a young widow of a pastor in Albania who was killed in a blood feud tells Wayne Shepherd her story of both grief and God's comfort.

The author of When Father is a Bad Word, Dan Kuiper, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the critical role a father plays in the life of his children.

Bob Doll, a senior financial analyst, tells Wayne Shepherd of the lessons he learned about his calling and identity in Christ when he lost a high-profile job.

Lynn Wilder tells Wayne Shepherd that after 30 years of being Mormons, active in leadership positions within the church, why she and her family turned to the truth of God's Word and left Mormonism.

Hans van Baaren, President of OM Ships (a ministry of Operation Mobilization) talks to Wayne Shepherd about his own story and the story of God at work through OM Ships around the world.