Judy Redlich

Enjoying some wonderful southern hospitality in North Carolina

Judy Redlich — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 03:56:29 +0000

June 25 I flew to Sharlotte, North Carolina to meet friends who had invited me to speak at their church in Boone, N.C. The weather was beautiful and mild, unlike that which we had experienced in muggy St. Louis since summer began. My seeing eye dog accompanied me and got me through each crowded airport both going and coming without a hitch. ... Except if you call being wanded and patted down on each trip because her buckles on her harness set off the detectors. Uggg.
I stayed in my friends' two-story log cabin, on Grandfather Mountain. My friends, Mitzi and George had joined us on the Wheels for the World team in Mexico. We shared with our audience about the trip and about the work of Joni and Friends. Jessie Smith, a blind local musician, and I were priviledged to be guests musicians on the Sunday morning and Sunday evening church praise team.
We did a special together on Sunday morning, and specials Sunday night during the presentation. All enjoyed delicious goodies at a reception to follow.
The weekend was peppered with other fun activities. But I must tell you, I don't think people in North Carolina sleep! Monday Velda and I flew home to St. Louis and the gorgeous North Carolina weather came back with us.

Salute to Hero Fathers

Judy Redlich — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 20:47:52 +0000

My Dad is one of my biggest heroes! My dad was such an extraordinary example father. Even though he was humble and mild mannered, he was a rock when it came to right and wrong. His work ethic and perseverance in the midst of trials left an indelible legacy. He always put the Lord first in his life, and he and mom used God's word, the Bible as their foundation, and raised our family in its instruction.

My Dad served in World War two, received a purple heart for his bravery. Although he only had an eighth grade education, which he received in a one-room school house in Shawneetown, Missouri - he spent most of his time in managerial positions in the grocery business. Very early in his career he was a produce manager, and then he became a grocery store manager until he retired.

I put a radio series called "Salute to Hero Fathers" together to encourage dads to see the importance of their role in their family. Over the year's I've put together 5 parts to the series. I'd like to hear from you about your dad. What made him a hero in your eyes? What great example story can you share that will encourage others? Maybe I'll have enough stories to put another radio show together.

email: jredlichspeaks [at] att [dot] net

Tips for being a better dad--start now by learning lessons from the greatest Father of all.

Judy Redlich — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 03:52:54 +0000

God's word in the Bible has never changed. listen and glean insights from it through a dad and pastor, Rev. Joel Oliver, Pastor Trinity Assembly of God--St. Louis, Missouri. This show could change your life--and Mom's you might learn something, too.

It's time to Salute Hero Fathers. If you're a father, take heart. Be encouraged! Listen and reflect.Take a listen.

Judy Redlich — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 03:29:48 +0000

Is the Gospel Message penetrating Hollywood?

Judy Redlich — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 05:12:59 +0000

Find out how some Hollywood stars feel about Christianity.

Memorial Day Tribute:

Judy Redlich — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:55:56 +0000

Judy pays tribute to our troops. Eric Holmes shares his prospective on the
war in Iraq. We conclude with two songs, including I am a Soldier (For your
Freedom, which was written by Rory Hoffman, who happens to be a blind
musician.

Incredible Missions trip to Mexico

Judy Redlich — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:36:36 +0000

In April, 2010, a team of volunteers from Joni and Friends travelled to Mexico to distribute wheel chairs to many who had never owned a wheel chair before. They teamed up with Christians from various churches in Mexico to accomplish this outreach. Some of the team also lead a team med. outreach to provide physical therapy to those with disabilities--many had never had any physical therapy before. Most importantly, recipients heard about Jesus Christ, the real hope giver. Hear all about the outreach by tuning into The Christian Connection radio shows for the series called "Adventures in Mexico."

Watch FOCUS on the Internet

Judy Redlich — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 04:28:47 +0000

Now you can watch Focus, and the interview done by Eleanor Mullin anytime from anywhere in the U.S... Just click on this link: http://www.hectv.org/programs/ser/liquidlight/ep148.php

Please email us your comments at: jredlichspeaks [at] att [dot] net

Let me know if you would like to help us get this documentary on a TV station in your city. Send the link to a friend by pasting it into an email.
Judy or Harold are also available to interview about this project.

cj197 An Unknown Soldier Comes Home

Judy Redlich — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 03:38:17 +0000

Listen to the story of a family's hope, faith, and trust in God as they searched
for their loved one who served in the United States military until his death
in 1972. His remains were left unidentified for 26 years.

Cry Justice--Good News about Injustice

Judy Redlich — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 04:48:51 +0000

Could the human tragedy in Ruwanda have been avoided several years ago? Gary Haugen was there helping to pick up the pieces. Listen and find out what the other media might not have exposed.