Radio Show Archives 2008

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Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Liberty
This week on Family Policy Matters NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Scott Walter, vice president of The Beckett Fund for Religious Liberty, about a new study from The Beckett Fund that examines religious freedom implications of same-sex “marriage.” Scott formerly served as Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy. He discusses how the legalization of same-sex “marriage” could impact religious freedom in states with anti-discrimination laws. (December 27)

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Understanding the Christian Faith
This week on Family Policy Matters NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Christian author, Harold Fickett, about his new book, The Faith: What Christians Believe, Why They Believe It, and Why It Matters, which he co-authored with Chuck Colson. He is associate editor of the web magazine, Godspy, and co-founder of the journal, Image. Mr. Fickett, who has been contributing to articles and books with Chuck Colson for over 25 years, discusses the meaning and nature of Christianity, as well as the biggest threat facing it today. (December 20)

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Freedom of Choice Act
This week on Family Policy Matters NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Denise Burke, Vice President of Legal Affairs for Americans United for Life Action. Denise has extensive litigation experience regulating abortion and has previously served as a judge advocate general in the United States Air Force. She discusses the dangers and impact of the Freedom of Choice Act and what pro-life advocates can do to keep it from becoming law. (December 13)

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Why Same-Sex "Marriage" is Wrong
This week on Family Policy Matters NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Christian apologist, Frank Turek, Ph.D. about his latest book Correct, Not Politically Correct: How Same-Sex Marriage Hurts Everyone. Dr. Turek is founder and president of CrossExamined.org, and co-author with Norm Geisler of the book, I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist. He discusses why same-sex “marriage” is harmful to children, adults and our nation’s health and economic prosperity. (December 6)

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Abortion Industry, Part 2
In the second of a two-part series, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks this week with pro-life activist and author, Carol Everitt. Carol, who formerly owned and operated a chain of abortion clinics in Dallas, Texas, is the author of the book, Blood Money: Getting Rich Off a Woman’s Right to Choose. She discusses her journey from the abortion industry to the pro-life movement, including her personal experience with abortion and details about the business of abortion in the United States.
(November 29)

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Abortion Industry, Part 1
In the first of a two-part series, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks this week with pro-life activist and author, Carol Everitt. Carol, who formerly owned and operated a chain of abortion clinics in Dallas, Texas, is the author of the book, Blood Money: Getting Rich Off a Woman’s Right to Choose. She discusses her journey from the abortion industry to the pro-life movement, including her personal experience with abortion and details about the business of abortion in the United States.
(November 22)

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Reforming Divorce Law
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Mike McManus, co-founder and president of Marriage Savers, a nonprofit organization that works with churches to strengthen and save marriages. Mike has written the “Ethics and Religion” nationally syndicated column since 1981. He talks about his latest book, How to Cut America’s Divorce Rate in Half: A Strategy Every State Should Adopt. (November 14)

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Divorce Industry
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Stephen Baskerville, Ph.D., assistant professor of government at Patrick Henry College in Virginia and president of the American Coalition for Fathers and Children. Dr. Baskerville is the author of the book, Taken Into Custody: The War Against Fathers, Marriage and the Family. He discusses some of the important issues he raises in the book, including the impact of divorce on the family, especially on fathers. (November 7)

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Star Parker Part 2
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Star Parker, founder and president of CURE, the Coalition for Urban Renewal and Education, and the keynote speaker for the NCFPC’s upcoming Major Speaker Series dinner in Winston-Salem on November 18. A well-known speaker and author, Star regularly provides expert testimony before the U.S. Congress and is a national expert on the issues of race and welfare. Star shares her personal transformation from a struggling single mother on welfare to the successful woman she is today, and explains her opposition to the “welfare state.” She also addresses issues from her latest book, White Ghetto: How Middle Class America Reflects Inner City Decay. (October 31)

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Star Parker Part 1
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Star Parker, founder and president of CURE, the Coalition for Urban Renewal and Education, and the keynote speaker for the NCFPC’s upcoming Major Speaker Series dinner in Winston-Salem on November 18. A well-known speaker and author, Star regularly provides expert testimony before the U.S. Congress and is a national expert on the issues of race and welfare. Star shares her personal transformation from a struggling single mother on welfare to the successful woman she is today, and explains her opposition to the “welfare state.” She also addresses issues from her latest book, White Ghetto: How Middle Class America Reflects Inner City Decay. (October 24)

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NCFPC Voter Guide
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with John Rustin, vice president and director of government relations for the North Carolina Family Policy Council, about the Council’s new 2008 Voter Guide for the General Election. Rustin talks about the nonpartisan, impartial voter guide, which includes candidate responses to survey questions on a variety of family policy issues and covers national and state-level races. He also explains why it is legal for churches to distribute.
(October 17)

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Parental Involvement Laws
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Michael New, Ph.D., associate professor of political science at the University of Alabama and a visiting fellow at the Family Research Council (FRC) in Washington, DC. Dr. New discusses a new report he conducted for FRC, analyzing the impact of parental involvement laws on the rate of abortions performed on minors. Dr. New talks about the differences between laws that require parental consent for an abortion to be performed on a minor and laws that simply require parents to be notified.
(October 10)

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Public Policy Seminar
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Doug Jacobs, Director of Public Relations and the Executive Director of the Council on Christian Affairs and Public Life for the North Carolina Baptist State Convention. Doug talks about the upcoming “Politics of Jesus” seminar scheduled for October 9 and 10 in Durham, NC, as well as the role of Christians in society.
(October 3)

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"North Carolina Family Minute"
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Bob Ditmer, former host of “Family News in Focus” at Focus on the Family and now director of radio ministries at Ravi Zacharias International Ministries. Bob talks about a powerful new educational tool from the North Carolina Family Policy Council that features his voice talents—a one-minute news feature for radio stations called “North Carolina Family Minute.” Daily broadcasts of “North Carolina Family Minute” are available to radio stations at no charge.
(September 26)

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Importance of Evangelicals
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks Michael Cromartie, vice president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington DC, about the role of Evangelicals in public life and their importance to the upcoming election. Mr. Cromartie was recently reappointed by President Bush to his second four-year term on the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, where he serves as vice-chair. He is the author of over a dozen books, including A Public Faith: Evangelicals and Civic Engagement.
(September 19)

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Impact of Charter Schools
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks Lisa Snell, director of education and child welfare at the Reason Foundation, a nonprofit think tank advocating free minds and free markets. A regular contributor to School Reform News and Privatization Watch, she has testified before the California legislature and other state government agencies on issues involving education and child welfare. Lisa discusses charter schools, how they operate, and their impact on African American students nationwide. (September 12)

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Psychological Effects of Abortion
This week NCFPC director of research, Matt Lytle talks with Warren Throckmorton, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology at Grove City College, about a recent controversial report from the American Psychological Association (APA) on abortion and mental health. Dr. Throckmorton, whose research has been published in journals published by the APA and the American Mental Health Counselor’s Association, discussed the report’s findings and the reaction to the report from the pro-life community. (September 5)

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NC Family Policy Council Interns
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with John Morris and Paul Ribeiro, two law students who just completed a six-week summer internship at the North Carolina Family Policy Council. John is a second year law student at Elon University School of Law, and Paul is a second year law student at Campbell University. Both men are members of the Blackstone Fellowship, a group of scholarly legal students funded by the Alliance Defense Fund. Paul and John discuss their experiences at the NCFPC this summer and some of the public policy issues they addressed. (August 29)

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God and the "Gay" Gene
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Alan Chambers, president of Exodus International, the world’s largest outreach ministry to those struggling with unwanted same-sex attraction. Alan, who struggled with and overcame same-sex attraction as a young adult, addresses the question of whether there is a genetic basis for homosexuality, and why he believes it should not really matter to the debate over homosexuality. (August 22)

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Commemorating 500 Programs
This week, we celebrate the 500th program of "Family Policy Matters" with a look back at a few of the many great interviews we've done over the past 10 years. This program includes segments of interviews with the following expercts: Christian apologist, Dr. Ravi Zacharias; family scholar, David Blankenhorn; pediatrician and author Meg Meeker, M.D.; Dr. Rex Rogers, author of Gambling: Don't Bet on It; Focus on the Family founder, Dr. James Dobson; Randy Thomas of Exodus International; Dr. Martha Shuping, a clinical psychologist who specializes in treating post-abortive women; and psychiatrist Dr. Miriam Grossman, author of the groundbreaking book, Unprotected. (August 15)

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Christian Public Service
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Vicki Hartzler, a former state representative for Missouri, about her book, Running God's Way: A Step-by-Step Guide to a Successful Political Campaign. Vicki, who was overwlhelmingly elected to the Missouri State House three times, also served as the spokesperson for the Coalition to Protect Marriage in her state, spearheading the campaign to amend Missouri's Constitution. She talks about the importance of Christian involvement in public policy and why Christian men and women should consider running for political office. (August 8)

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Preserving the Institution of Marriage
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Sheila O’Connor Ambrose, a fellow of The Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization in New York, about the new book, Marriage: The Dream That Refuses to Die. Sheila served as editor of the book, which was written by noted historian and Emory University professor, Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, who passed away in 2007 from MS. Sheila talks about Professor Fox-Genovese, who was her friend and former teacher, and explains why she spent the last few years of her life, writing about the institution of marriage and why it should be protected from redefinition. (August 1)

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Media Bias
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Robert Knight, Director of the Culture and Media Institute at the Media Research Center in Alexandria, Virginia. Robert is a veteran journalist who formerly worked as a news editor and writer for the Los Angeles Times. He discusses the blatant bias in the mainstream media on the issue of homosexuality, and how the public can ensure that the press presents both sides of this and other critical issues. (July 25)

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The Empty Nest
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Susan Yates, co-author of the recent book Barbara and Susan’s Guide to the Empty Nest: Discovering New Purpose, Passion and Your Next Great Adventure. Susan talks about her book, which focuses on the feelings and changes associated with the empty nest. She also addresses how people in this stage of life can take advantage of their time without children and care for their aging parents. (July 18)

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Parents For Truth
This week NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Valerie Huber, executive director of the National Abstinence Education Association, about the organization’s Parents for Truth campaign. Valerie, who is a former abstinence educator, discusses the recent attacks on abstinence education, and exposes the facts about comprehensive sex education. She also explains how parents can get involved in the effort to ensure that federal funding and support of abstinence education continues. (July 12)

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Raising Boys Part 2
In the second part of a two-part series, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with author and pediatrician, Meg Meeker, MD, about her latest book, Boys Should Be Boys: Seven Secrets to Raising Healthy Sons. Dr. Meeker talks about the unique and important roles that moms and dads play in the lives of boys, as well as the importance of teaching boys about the big questions of life, and the importance of faith. (July 5)

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Raising Boys
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with author, Meg Meeker, MD, about her latest book, Boys Should Be Boys: Seven Secrets to Raising Healthy Sons. Dr. Meeker is a pediatrician specializing in adolescent medicine, and a popular speaker on teen issues. She discusses some of the major problems facing boys today, and how parents can help their sons grow into healthy and happy young men. (June 28)

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Impact of Abortion
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with author, Michaelene Fredenburg about her new book, Changed: Making Sense of Your Own or a Loved One’s Abortion Experience. Ms. Fredenburg is the founder and director of the outreach program, Abortion Changes You, and a frequent lecturer on college and university campuses nationwide. She talks about her own experience with abortion, and the powerful impact of abortion on both women and men. (June 21)

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Crisis Facing Boys
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Leonard Sax, M.D., Ph.D., founder and executive director of the National Association of Single Sex Public Education (NASPE) and the author of the book, Boys Adrift: The Five Factors Driving the Growing Epidemic of Unmotivated Boys and Underachieving Young Men. Dr. Sax discusses the growing educational crisis among boys in the United States, and why so many boys today are in trouble. He also talks about the key differences between boys and girls, and the benefits of single sex education. (June 14)

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Confronting the Debt Culture
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with David Blankenhorn, founder and president of the Institute for American Values (IAV), a pro-family think tank based in New York. Blankenhorn discusses a new initiative sponsored by IAV and several other groups called “The Thrift Project,” which takes aim at today’s “debt culture” and encourages Americans to save more and reduce their debt. (June 7)

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Raising Unselfish Children
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Jill Rigby about her new book, Raising Unselfish Children in a Self-Absorbed World. Jill is founder of Manners of the Heart, a nonprofit organization dedicated to returning civility and respect to our society. She joins the program to discuss why kids today are becoming increasingly selfish and how Christian parents can raise responsible children who have “God confidence” instead of self-confidence. (May 31)

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Costs of Cohabitation
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Mike and Harriet McManus, co-founders of Marriage Savers and co-authors of the new book, Living Together: Myths, Risks and Answers. Mike and Harriet talk about their book, which focuses on the increase in cohabitation in the United States and the dangers of living together outside of marriage. They also address how churches can tackle the issue of cohabitation with young people in their congregations, and how communities can strengthen marriage. (May 24)

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Cost of Divorce and Unwed Childbearing
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Randy Hicks, president of the Georgia Family Council, a non-profit research and education organization committed to strengthening families and promoting a civil society. Randy talks about a groundbreaking new report from the Georgia Family Council and several national pro-family organizations, highlighting the financial cost of divorce and unwed childbearing to taxpayers. The study is the first-ever to include the costs to all 50 states, including North Carolina. (May 17)

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Education Tax Credits
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Lindalyn Kakadelis, executive director of the North Carolina Education Alliance (NCEA). Lindalyn talks about a new NCEA study examining the benefits of education tax credits. She also explains why it is time for North Carolina to join the growing number of states to offer families this important form of school choice. (May 10)

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Praying for Our Nation
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with well-known Christian apologist, speaker and author, Dr. Ravi Zacharias, the Honorary Chairman of the 2008 National Day of Prayer. Dr. Zacharias talks about his involvement with the National Day of Prayer, the Biblical responsibility of Christians to pray for our nation and its leaders, and the importance of prayer for our nation’s future. (May 3)

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Parental Rights in Education
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with William C. Duncan, director of the Marriage Law Foundation, and an adjunct scholar at The Sutherland Institute. Mr. Duncan talks about a recent article he wrote for The Sutherland Institute about parental rights in education in Europe and the United States, how we differ, and whether we should be concerned that our country may be headed in the same direction. (April 26)

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Helping Teens Defend Their Faith
This week, NCFPC president, Bill Brooks talks with Christian apologist and author, Frank Turek, Ph.D., about his new speaking initiative and web site, Crossexamined.org. The initiative is aimed at addressing the current crisis of faith among many teens in the Church. Dr. Turek, who is co-author of the award-winning book, I Don’t Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist, explains the hostile climate facing Christian students at many universities today, and why so many Christian young people leave the Church after they get to college. He also discusses how parents can help prepare their children from a young age to defend challenges to their faith, which they will most certainly face. (April 19)

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Preventing Child Abuse
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with Bradford Wilcox, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Virginia, about his new research “Protectors or Perpetrators? Fathers, Mothers and Child Abuse and Neglect.” Professor Wilcox discusses the myths about fathers and child abuse as well as the benefits that married fathers offer when they live with their children. (April 12)

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"Day of Silence" Walkout
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with Peter LaBarbera, founder and president of Americans for Truth, a national organization dedicated to exposing the homosexual activist agenda. Peter talks about the upcoming “Day of Silence,” a pro-homosexual event that is scheduled for schools nationwide on April 25, and what parents can do about it. Americans for Truth is co-sponsoring a national campaign called the “Day of Silence” Walkout, which encourages parents to pull their children out of class on April 25 if their school is participating in the pro-homosexual event. (April 5)

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First Things First in Gaston County
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with Joe Davis, chairman of the board at First Things First of Gaston County, a non-profit organization whose mission is to strengthen families by reducing divorce and out-of-wedlock births. Mr. Davis discusses what First Things First is doing to help reduce divorce and unwed motherhood in Gaston County, and why this effort is so important to that community and North Carolina in general. (March 29)

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School Choice in the Black Community
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with Gerard Robinson, president of the Black Alliance for Educational Options (BAEO), a national organization that actively supports parental choice in education to empower families and increase educational options for Black children. Mr. Robinson talks about the need for more parental choice in education, and why school choice is important to the Black community in particular. (March 22)

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Paganism in the Classroom
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with Linda Harvey, president of the pro-family group, Mission: America, about her new book, Not My Child: Contemporary Paganism & the New Spirituality. She talks about the recent rise in teen paganism, the consequences, and what parents can do. (March 15)

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Protecting the Institution of Marriage
This week, award-winning journalist, Dale O’Leary joins NCFPC president Bill Brooks to discuss her new book, One Man, One Woman. Dale is an internationally known lecturer on marriage, feminism, life issues and the culture war. She discusses the ongoing attacks on marriage by homosexual activists and their allies, and what Christians can do to help protect this age-old institution from redefinition. (March 8)

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Bullycide in America
NCPFC President Bill Brooks talks with activist mom, Brenda High, the founder and co-director of Bully Police USA, on the program this week. Brenda’s son, Jared, committed suicide at the age of 13 as a result of bullying by his peers at school. Since his death, Brenda has become a passionate crusader against bullying and has helped lawmakers in several states enact anti-bullying laws aimed at protecting all students. She shares her personal story, and discusses why anti-bullying laws should not define victims. (March 1)

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Intelligent Designs
William A. Dembski, Ph.D., senior fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, joins NCPFC President, Bill Brooks on the program this week. Dr. Dembski discusses his new book, The Design of Life: Discovering Signs of Intelligence in Biological Systems, which he co-authored with Jonathan Wells. He explains Intelligent Design, and why Darwin’s theory of evolution is flawed. (February 23)

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The Single Life
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with Jennifer Marshall, director of domestic policy studies at The Heritage Foundation, to discuss her new book, Now and Not Yet: Making Sense of the Single Life in the 21st Century. She discusses her online survey of single women that is featured in the book, and offers tips for single women on how to make the most of the single years. She also talks about some of the pressures facing Christian singles today and how the church can help. (February 16)

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The Impact of Homosexual Parenting—2
In the second part of this two-part series, Dawn Stefanowicz, author of Out From Under: The Impact of Homosexual Parenting, details her experiences as a child who was raised by a homosexual father and how it negatively impacted her life. This week, the discussion also includes the impact of homosexual parenting on public policy. (February 9)

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The Impact of Homosexual Parenting—1
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with author, speaker and pro-family advocate, Dawn Stefanowicz, about her groundbreaking new book, Out From Under: The Impact of Homosexual Parenting. In the book, Dawn details her experiences as a child who was raised by a homosexual father and how it negatively impacted her life. She talks about how her father’s homosexuality prevented him from being the loving and strong father she desperately needed, and how she ultimately found healing in her own life through God’s grace. (February 1)

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Distributing Bibles In Public Schools
This week, David Cortman, senior legal counsel with the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), joins NCFPC president Bill Brooks to discuss the distribution of Bibles and other religious materials in public schools by outside groups, such as the Gideons. David recently litigated a case in Florida involving two Gideon representatives who were threatened with arrest for passing out Bibles at a local school. He talks about that case, as well as two school systems in North Carolina that changed their policies last year to prohibit outside groups from leaving Bibles on school grounds. (January 26)

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Option Ultrasound
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with Kim Conroy of Focus on the Family about Option Ultrasound, an effort that aims to provide ultrasound equipment and training to pregnancy resource centers. Kim discusses the importance of these ultrasound machines and the impact they have on pregnant women. (January 19)

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Darwin In America - 2
In the second part of this two-part series, John G. West, Ph.D., a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute, joins NCFPC president Bill Brooks to discuss his new book, Darwin Day in America: How our politics and culture have been dehumanized in the name of science. Dr. West is associate director of the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, and the former Chairman of the Department of Political Science and Geography at Seattle Pacific University. (January 12)

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Sanctity of Human Life Week
This week, NCFPC president Bill Brooks talks with Melinda Delahoyde, president of Care Net, about “Sanctity of Human Life Week 2008,” which is scheduled for January 20-27. Care Net operates the largest network of pregnancy resource centers in the nation. Prior to joining Care Net, Melinda led educational outreach for Americans United for Life. She talks about the importance of Sanctity of Human Life Week to the pro-life community, and she offers tips about how churches and individuals can get involved. (January 4)

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