Mornings with Tom and Tabi

1: National Memorial for the Unborn

The National Memorial for the Unborn is dedicated to serve the millions who experience loss and grief associated with the abortion. By valuing the brief life of the unborn child with a permanent memorial in a place of dignity and respect, the National Memorial for the Unborn assists in moving from pain and guilt to forgiveness and restoration in Jesus. Linda Keener Thomas shares the history behind the memorial. You are invited to celebrate 30 Years of Healing on Friday, February 2nd. CLICK HERE for more information.

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2: Restore 6:34

Donna Dean is the Founder and Executive Director of Restore 6:34, an organization that uses the Bible to compassionately disciple the whole woman, supporting transformation from bondage to a lifestyle free in Christ.  They create an environment of compassion centered around a biblical perspective.  Restore 6:34 provides a secure, drug-free, 24/7 sober living and in-patient rehabilitation facility for those fighting a former life of addiction.

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3: My American Dream: A Journey from Facism to Freedom

On August 4, 1940, the Seattle Times featured a photo of a toddler sitting on a dock, surrounded by suitcases and looking dazed. After a harrowing journey with her parents, she’d just stepped off a boat and into her new life in America. Barbara Sommer Feigin was that little girl. Barbara made a stunning discovery over seventy years later: Her Jewish father kept a detailed journal that chronicled their family’s escape from Nazi Germany. 

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4: Open Line CHATT 1-29-24

Dr. Michael Rydelnik fields some dynamic questions this week. Beginning with a question from Deuteronomy 9 dealing with the curses that befell Egypt with the hardening of Pharoah's Heart. Michael also joins in a conversation about our value and worth in the eyes of our Lord. He also answers questions raised about why we address scriptures about women apologetically in our culture.

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