Bob Critteneden

Former Miss South Carolina and contestant on "The Amazing Race," Kelly McCorkle Parkison, author of "He Knows Her Name: An Amazing Pursuit to Adopt From India," shared about God's work in her heart and the fulfillment to adopt a child. Learn more at www.kellyparkison.com.

In coverage of ministry surrounding the spring race weekend at Talladega Superspeedway, Billy Irvin of Faith Radio talked with Nick Terry, Motor Racing Outreach Chaplain NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. He discussed the work of MRO, as well as a new ministry arm, oriented toward youth, “Pit Stops for Hope," sponsoring Nick in an Ironman competition. The website is www.go2mro.com. Or, go to www.pitstopsforhope.org.

Air Force Colonel (retired) James Dutton, former Space Shuttle pilot, discussed his own faith walk and his involvement as a member of the Board of Directors of Faith Comes by Hearing and its new initiative, called the Global Bible Network. Learn more at www.faithcomesbyhearing.com.

Larry Taunton, J. Warner Wallace, Sheila Walsh, Annie Downs, J.C. Derrick, Anika Smith

Joey Lankford, who is featured in the documentary film, "Living Hope," shared a portion of his story, as his family moved to South Africa to minister to the people of Cape Town, primarily involved with the provision of food for people. The documentary's website is www.livinghopedocumentary.com.

In advance of the 2016 National Day of Prayer, Dr. Travis Coleman, Senior Minister of First Baptist Church of Prattville, discussed a special event, hosted by the Prattville Christian Ministers' Fellowship, on Wednesday, May 4 at 6:30 p.m. at First Baptist.

Laura Fuller, co-coordinator of the National Day of Prayer event outside the Lee County Courthouse, discussed some aspects of the event, on Thursday, May 5 at noon, as well as its significance.

Kim Trobee, Content Creation Specialist for Family Policy Alliance (formerly CitizenLink), discussed recent developments concerning restroom usage and how Christian have been responding and can respond. The website is www.familypolicyalliance.com.

Alissa Wilkinson, Assistant Professor of English & Humanities at The King's College (New York City) & Critic at Large at "Christianity Today," discussed some of the elements that she and co-author Robert Joustra lay out in the book, "How to Survive the Apocalypse: Zombies, Cylons, Faith, & Politics at the End of the World." Her website is www.alissawilkinson.com.

Shawn Lovejoy, directional leader for CourageToLead.com and author of the book, "Be Mean About the Vision: Preserving and Protecting What Matters," discussed the concept of vision and being committed to pursuing that vision. Find out more at www.couragetolead.com.