Looking for tips on how to raise successful children or grandchildren? Youth culture expert and best selling author Jonathan McKee offers great tips and resources from his book “If I Had a Parenting Do Over”. Join us for this two part interview packed with invaluable nuggets of wisdom for raising kids in today’s society.
Recently I interviewed Anthony Bonner, who had a 16 year career in the NBA as a professional basketball player. His roots came from St. Louis; he began playing basketball at Vashon High School, and graduated from St. Louis University. To what does he attribute his success? Learn about a basketball tournament he’s partnering with Grace Fellowship Church to lead right here in St. Louis. He shares other nuggets of wisdom that go far beyond basketball.
When I was younger, I kept up with the news and admired those reporters who weren’t afraid to share the real story. When I hosted “Cry Justice” on WCBW and the rest of the Here’s Help Radio Network from 1995-2007, I enjoyed researching my topics, and offering a balanced perspective.
But within the past few years, it seems the reporters look for sensationalism rather than the true facts of the story. Social media and the internet have certainly increased platforms for sharing slants on stories. In my opinion, If we can’t share the truth, what’s the reason for being a reporter? Reporters were rewarded, it seemed, for their off the wall story. What we learned in journalism classes often seems to be forgotten.
Recently, I decided to interview Business Analyst and Assistant Managing Editor from the MRC action group, Julia Seymour. My question: “What tips do you offer for finding out the real truths of a story?” Here’s what she shared.
When I read this book, “How to be a good Mommy when you’re sick; A guide to motherhood with chronic illness” I thought of all the moms out there who might be encouraged, enlightened, and empowered if I interviewed Emily Graves, its author. Here she was, a mom with a small child, never knowing from one day to the next how much energy she would have, how she would feel, and unable to predict what of her schedule she could accomplish that day. She gives very solid tips in this book in each chapter, following 5 premises. As I read further, I realized, how helpful this book could be to any mother, and how others could gain a clearer understanding of the dilemmas those of us with disabilities often face.
Listen as she passes along the wisdom she gained from her experience to other moms looking to stay organized in the midst of challenging circumstances.
Emily is an educator and author of “How to be a good Mommy when you’re sick; A guide to motherhood with chronic illness”
When I read this book, “How to be a good Mommy when you’re sick; A guide to motherhood with chronic illness” I thought of all the moms out there who might be encouraged, enlightened, and empowered if I interviewed Emily Graves, its author. Here she was, a mom with a small child, never knowing from one day to the next how much energy she would have, how she would feel, and unable to predict what of her schedule she could accomplish that day. She gives very solid tips in this book in each chapter, following 5 premises. As I read further, I realized, how helpful this book could be to any mother, and how others could gain a clearer understanding of the dilemmas those of us with disabilities often face.
Listen as she passes along the wisdom she gained from her experience to other moms looking to stay organized in the midst of challenging circumstances.
Emily is an educator and author of “How to be a good Mommy when you’re sick; A guide to motherhood with chronic illness”
Where do a majority of families turn for movie ratings and critiques? Ted Baehr, Founder and Publisher of MOVIEGUIDE®: The Family Guide to Movies and Entertainment and Chairman of the Christian Film & Television Commission® ministry, reviews current movies. He shares his incredible story of growing up in Hollywood. This noted critic, educator, lecturer, and media pundit has devoted his life to be used of God to redeem the values of the media while educating audiences on how to use discernment in selecting their entertainment.
Pioneer Clubs takes an unprecedented step into communist Cuba. Learn from President and CEO, Brian Ondracek, how God is using this unique group to faithfully minister to unreached children.
Join the fun and invite a friend on Saturday, April 8th at Tilles Park in Brentwood.
Ladies, is your need for control causing you stress? Learn from author and speaker Shannon Popkin as she gives some valuable insights from her book, Control Girl, on how to surrender the burden of control and find peace.
Are you a champion for life? What is a champion for life, anyway? Find out from Carol Fouse with Churches for Life how you can become more active in today’s life issues.