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Les Sillars, Mailbag Editor for WORLD Magazine and Professor at Patrick Henry College, commented on material included in a piece that he had written for WORLD about an adoption case in which a child was removed from the home of her adoptive parents and place with the father, who had been allowed to have custody because of a provision in the Indian Child Welfare Act. For more information, go to www.worldmag.com.

Sean Dunn, Founder and Executive Director of Groundwire, a ministry that reaches out to young people in creative ways offering hope and direction online, discussed the background and strategy of the organization. For more information, go to www.groundwire.net.

Entertainer and comedian Tim Hawkins discussed some aspects of his life and ministry, including his entry in doing comedy and his overall approach, in advance of his concert at Frazer UMC in Montgomery on Sunday, June 23rd at 7:00pm. Learn more at www.timhawkins.net.

Jen Lilley, an actor who plays the lead role in the new release from Pure Flix Entertainment, "The Book of Esther", shared her perspective on playing that role and the significance of that Biblical character. For more information, go to www.pureflix.com.

Quin Hillyer, Writer-in-Residence at the University of Mobile, Senior Editor of the "American Spectator", and Senior Fellow at the Center for Individual Freedom, elaborated on a recent column on the topic of viewpoint discrimination, offered some examples, and potential Christian response. For more information, visit www.umcenterforleadership.org.

Keith Hibbs, Director of the Office of Worship Leadership and Church Music for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions and founder of RockSolid, an auditioned group of high school students from throughout Alabama, discussed a Brown Bag Concert featuring RockSolid Tuesday, July 2nd at Noon in Corner Park in downtown Montgomery. For more information, go to www.faithradio.org.

Dr. Robert George, Professor at Princeton University, discussed some of the principles he includes in his latest book, "Conscience and Its Enemies: Confronting the Dogmas of Liberal Secularism". He also shared about the background of the Manhattan Declaration, which he co-authored with Chuck Colson and Dr. Timothy George. The website address is www.manhattandeclaration.org.

Art Ayris, CEO and Publisher of the Kingstone Media Group, discussed the background of the company, which specialized in graphic novels that represent stories based on Biblical truth. One of their recent releases is called, "Eternity", with the text written by Randy Alcorn. For more information, visit www.kingstonemedia.com.

Ron Blackwood, son of the late R.W. Blackwood, who lost his life in a tragic plane crash in 1954 in Clanton, Alabama, was joined by local coordinator Lynn Carter of the Blackwood Memorial Concert. They discussed the concert, at Eastmont Baptist Church in Montgomery on June 30, 2013 at 6:30pm. For more information, go to www.blackwoodartist.com.

Terry Veazey, an evangelist based in Montgomery, Alabama, reported from Mbale, Uganda, as he ministered with Bishop Patrick Okabe and Impact Ministries and spoke in public schools around the area. To learn more about Terry's ministry, go to www.terryveazey.org. To find out about Impact Ministries, go to www.impactministriesuganda.org.