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Author Ericka McKnight has been speaking out about Domestic Violence for many years.  Her voice has been heard nationally and internationally as she advocates for the ending of Domestic Violoence.

Many myths circulate through our society surrounding Domestic Violence.  October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.  The I R.E.I.G.N. radio show will dedicate the entire month of October to focus our attention on educating the community, connect people to resources and help survivors through the healing process after such trauma.  My guest Kimberly Browne, the Self-Worth Coach, and I will discuss her personal and professional experience with Domestic violence.  In addition, we will also bring truth to some of the myths about DV.

We discuss the KEY Spiritual Boldness. The boldness needed to continue to fearlessly present the gospel in an age that is intolerant and hostile toward the good news and godliness. In the wake of the ungodly shooting in Las Vegas, we send out our prayers for all those affected by this evil act.

Co-Hosts Lloyd B. and his father Lloyd Sr. continue to discuss the Season 3 theme of " Getting into the Solution". As they go into further discussion of the EVIDENCE BASED Celebrate Recovery Model of Recovery. This is taken directly from the Celebrate recovery site. "Celebrate Recovery is a biblical and balanced program that helps us overcome our hurts, hang-ups, and habits.  It is based on the actual words of Jesus rather than psychological theory.  25 years ago, Saddleback Church launched Celebrate Recovery with 43 people. It was designed as a program to help those struggling with hurts, habits, and hang-ups by showing them the loving power of Jesus Christ through a recovery process. Celebrate Recovery has helped more than 17000 people at Saddleback, attracting over 70% of its members from outside the church. Eighty-five percent of the people who go through the program stay with the church and nearly half serve as church volunteers."

Strength From The Lion’s Den- host Apostle John L. Solomon Sept 27th at 7pm Call in {516} 418-5937 topic:  “Women and football: She loves me, she loves me not” Football has long been consider a man’s game, played, loved, and operated by men. Those days are over where only tomboys liked sports or the women were in the kitchen and the men in the living room watching the game. In today’s society women have fallen in love and built a substantial and rather prosperous relationship of fandom, operations, and participation with football. But has football loved and treated women with the same passion, respect, and affection. Join me as my panelist and I discuss women and football.

A report put out by Attorney Eric Holder, with the U.S. Department of Justice, espouses that many children in the 566 American Indian Reservations experience violence and abuse.  However, have little judicial recourse.  The VAWA act protects women who are victimized by outside offenders, however, it does not cover children.  The report also states the “Today, a vast majority of American Indian and Alaska Native children live in communities with alarmingly high rates of poverty, homelessness, drug abuse, alcoholism, suicide, and victimization.”  Tonight, my special guest is Aaron Williams and we will discuss some of the issues surrounding them and what can be done to stop the victimization.

The Recovery Just for Today radio show kicks off season 3.

"R.E.A.L. stands for RAP EVANGELIST ALTERING LIVES. The Rap Evangelist is not your average " Christian Rapper". Rap Evangelist are the Emcees who refuse to forsake the Great Commission. Rap Evangelist have an Evangelical worldview and the gospel of Christ never takes backseat to their music or lyrics. They are not only unashamed of the gospel, they proclaim it every opportunity they have. These types of Emcees are becoming harder to find as Christian music continues to change."

- Lloyd B. AKA Min.Mercy Founder of R.E.A.L. MUSIC and TRIBE 45

Strength From The Lion’s Den- host Apostle John L. Solomon Sept 18th at 7pm Call in {516} 418-5937 topic: #IMME -Taking A Stand Against All Bullying” Bullying has become a national epidemic as more than one out of every five students report being bullied. Students experiencing bullying and/or cyberbullying has led to depression, violent behavior, poor social adjustment, substance abuse, and suicide. My special guest Ms. Shannon Stafford is adamant about the movement against bullying. Join me and learn what you can do to take a stand for your children against all forms of bullying.

I have heard it said that a leopard cannot change their stripes; meaning that it is hard for a person to change, that they will always be what they were in the past.  Well I beg to differ, with a made up mind a person can be the Change Agent in their own lives to effect the change they want to be.  Mr. Terry Eiland did just that.  Former pimp, drug dealer and robber, Mr. Eiland did a complete 180 degree turn to become an upstanding citizen and an advocate for the abolishment of sex trafficking.  Join us on the show where we will discuss his past, present and future.