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Pediatrician and author Dr. Meg Meeker, author of a number of books, including "Your Kids at Risk: How Teen Sex Threatens Our Sons and Daughters", shared her views on implications of the new Parents Television Council study on instances of sexual exploitation of teen girls on primetime television. Find her online at www.megmeekermd.com.

Amy (Wright) Lamb, Assistant Director of the Center for Leadership at the University of Mobile, discussed some aspects of being ambassadors for Christ, including how Christians can respond in the area of public policy, especially when leaders make decisions that can be regarded as incompatible with Biblical principles. For more information, go to www.umcenterforleadership.org.

Melissa Henson, Director of Communications and Public Education for the Parents Television Council, discussed new research about teenage sexual exploitation on primetime television, with a higher likelihood of young girls being shown in such instances. She also discussed the "4 Every Girl" campaign in response. For more information, go to www.parentstv.org or www.4everygirl.com.

Spencer Tillman, studio analyst for "College Football Today" on CBS, shared about his own background and Christian testimony, and offered some insight on the 2013 college football season, in advance of his appearance at Church in the Pines in the Lake Martin area on 7/21/13 at 9:00am. He has written, "Scoring in the Red Zone: How to Lead Successfully When the Pressure Is On". His website is www.spencertillman.com.

Sue Badeau, who has co-authored a book with her husband, Hector, called, "Are We There Yet?: Adopting and Raising 22 Kids!", visited the Faith Radio/The Meeting House display at the International Christian Radio Show in St. Louis. She discussed some aspects of their story of adopting a number of children, including some with special needs. Learn more by visiting suebadeau.webs.com.

Counselor, life coach, and author Dr. Sylvia Hart Frejd visited the Faith Radio/The Meeting House display area at ICRS 2013 in St. Louis to discuss the new book that she has written with her father, Dr. Archibald Hart, called, "The Digital Invasion: How Technology Is Shaping You and Your Relationships". Find out more at www.thedigitalinvasion.com.

Tony and Penny Monetti of the Called to Serve Ministry stopped by the Faith Radio/Meeting House conversation center outside the exhibit hall at ICRS 2013 to discuss their latest book, "Honored to Serve: Guidance and Encouragement for Military Families in Transition". Find out more by visiting the website, www.pennymonetti.com.

Novelist Colleen Coble, author of the book, "Rosemary Cottage", the second installment of the "Hope Beach" series, shared about the background, plot, and spiritual concepts she relates in her latest book. Learn more at www.colleencoble.com.

Jason Roy, lead vocalist for Building 429, shared an update about what has been taking place with the band, and provided some background about the new album called, "We Won't Be Shaken", and some of the individual songs. Learn more at www.building429.com.

Maretta Oswald, Administrator of Ezekiel Academy, along with Ed Solomon, Director of the Child Evangelism Fellowship Military Children's Ministry discussed Ezekiel Academy, which is a homeschool organization designed to serve the families and churches of the River Region. To learn more, visit www.ezekielacademy.org or call (334)315-0100.