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In their book, She Conquered, that Lenise R. Williams, Esq., was able to compile you will find a collection of ladies who wrote stories about how their overcame adversity, faced their fears, and conquered entrepreneurship. Their stories are of women who have faced disappointment, financial hardships, divorce, being a single parent, lack of support, prison sentences, battles with cancer, and more. They continued to push and achieve their dreams. Their strength? All the things that were meant to deter them only made them stronger. Their stories were written to inspire, educate, and help women rise to shine. Firm believers that women who may think that it's too late or there are too many obstacles to overcome will find strength from their stories, stories about ordinary women, no different from the people that you may know. Their stories explore the lives of women who decided to live outside of the box despite what they were told. These ladies have all faced different obstacles in their hometowns across the United States. Despite their differences, they share several things in common: being passionate, laser-focused, having a strong commitment to build successful businesses, and living a life that they LOVE. Because their stories will ignite a fire in women who are sitting on the sidelines watching others achieve their dreams, you're encouraged to get your copy of She Conquered by visiting  www.SheConqueredBook.com/.

Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Summer Segment this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: When Eastern Time Zone rolls back the clock Sunday, November 6th, we shall begin broadcasting 1 hour earlier. You'll want to tune in as Minister Kim Dial and Bishop Herbert Hucks share tonight's lesson. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you as you join us! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766 with your comments, your questions, or your testimonies. Have a prayer request? Simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365 and dial either of our prayer lines at 502-242-7148 or 502-219-4851.

In their book, She Conquered, Tequila Cousar, Lenise R. Williams, Esq., and other ladies assembled a collection of their stories about women who have overcome adversity, faced their fears, and conquered entrepreneurship. Their stories are of women who have faced disappointment, financial hardships, divorce, being a single parent, lack of support, prison sentences, battles with cancer, and more. They continued to push and achieve their dreams. Their strength? All the things that were meant to deter them only made them stronger. Their stories were written to inspire, educate, and help women rise to shine. Firm believers that women who may think that it's too late or there are too many obstacles to overcome will find strength from their stories, stories about ordinary women, no different from the people that you may know. Their stories explore the lives of women who decided to live outside of the box despite what they were told. These ladies have all faced different obstacles in their hometowns across the United States. Despite their differences, they share several things in common: being passionate, laser-focused, having a strong commitment to build successful businesses, and living a life that they LOVE. Because their stories will ignite a fire in women who are sitting on the sidelines watching others achieve their dreams, you're encouraged to get your copy of She Conquered by visiting Tequila at www.TequilaCousar.com/products-2/.

Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Summer Segment this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: When Eastern Time Zone rolls back the clock Sunday, November 6th, we shall begin broadcasting 1 hour earlier. You'll want to tune in as Minister Kim Dial and Bishop Herbert Hucks share tonight's lesson. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you as you join us! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766 with your comments, your questions, or your testimonies. Have a prayer request? Simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365 and dial either of our prayer lines at 502-242-7148 or 502-219-4851.

Our guest tonight, Ms Pat Bigbie, is both a former victim and a survivor of domestic violence. Domestic violence, often involving alcohol or drugs, sometimes lethal weapons, and almost always unresolved anger management issues, is a problem of epidemic proportions in many parts of the world. One in three women on the planet will be raped or beaten in her lifetime. In the United States it is aggravated by the widespread availability of guns, making fatal what might otherwise have been events from which the victim might have recovered. As we have seen in recent months, the antisocial emotions released in politics can be expressed in the public arena as assaults on women, children, the LGBTQ community, people of color, immigrants, Muslims, and more. Violence, and the threat of violence are powerful instruments of social control. National Domestic Violence Awareness Month evolved from the “Day of Unity” held in October 1981 and conceived by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The Day of Unity soon evolved into a week, and in October 1987 the first National Domestic Violence Awareness Month was observed. In 1989 Congress passed Public Law 101-112, officially designating October of that year as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Such legislation has been passed each year since. Activists against domestic violence use the color purple to promote awareness, as in purple clothes and purple ribbons. The town of Watertown, New York, paints its fire hydrants purple in recognition of the month. What are you and your hometown doing to promote awareness and the eradication of domestic violence?

Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Summer Segment this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: When Eastern Time Zone rolls back the clock Sunday, November 6th, we shall begin broadcasting 1 hour earlier. You'll want to tune in as Minister Kim Dial and Bishop Herbert Hucks takes your calls. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you as you join us! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766 with your comments, your questions, or your testimonies. Have a prayer request? Simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365 and dial either of our prayer lines at 502-242-7148 or 502-219-4851.

Nannette LaRee Hernandez, the authoress of 2 new books: "Using Constructive Sex-Positive Techniques to Combat PTSD in Military Men"™ (2016) and "Why Men No Longer Love Women: Feminism, Tinder and the War on Men" (2017), is also a featured columnist for THE NAKED TRUTH magazine. Because many people have contacted Nannette in anticipation of her book's publication in 2016, she’s posted an excerpt from her first draft. Since the question she’s most asked is: “How do you know that this really works?” she’s posted the chapter from an experience she had at university. That experience became the underlying foundation for this book. Much of what Nannette advises in her book is unorthodox. She’s very unconventional, and often approach problems and issues from unusual aspects, many having positive-ending results. A few years ago, when her email became flooded with questions and stories from women having intimacy issues in their relationships with military men who were suffering from Combat PTSD, Nannette made the difficult decision in choosing to go into her personal relationship history to examine just how well Positive Sexual Reinforcement can assuage numerous aspects of PTSD in men. Read Nannette’s excerpt at: http://bit.ly/2d7UbQA or visit her on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/nannette.l.hernandez/

Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Summer Segment this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: When Eastern Time Zone rolls back the clock Sunday, November 6th, we shall begin broadcasting 1 hour earlier. You'll want to tune in as Minister Kim Dial and Bishop Herbert Hucks share tonight's lesson. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you as you join us! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766 with your comments, your questions, or your testimonies. Have a prayer request? Simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365 and dial either of our prayer lines at 502-242-7148 or 502-219-4851.

Choosing a life-partner is arguably one of the most impactful decisions on both personal and professional success. Do you know the qualities that will make your relationship sizzle for centuries or will it sink like a submarine? Relationship guru, Victoria Lowery, known as The Love Lady, has studied relationships from inside the corporate world and into private practice. In 2010 something called The Yes Test, along with The Agreement List, both forced their way into her head. Without questioning what or why, she wrote these things down. Soon they proved to be the clearest guide to lasting love. She added her own personal experiences and over 5 years of research to provide this insightful and essential map to relationships that bring power and joy. Victoria began her college education at Marian University in Indianapolis where she also played tennis on the men's team. She completed her undergraduate degree at Wright State University while playing tennis for the Lady Raiders.  A relationship coach and author of books who promotes success in love and life, Victoria's deepest passion has long been in human relationships.

Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Summer Segment this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: When Eastern Time Zone rolls back the clock Sunday, November 6th, we shall begin broadcasting 1 hour earlier. You'll want to tune in as Minister Kim Dial and Bishop Herbert Hucks share tonight's lesson. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you as you join us! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766 with your comments, your questions, or your testimonies. Have a prayer request? Simply pick up your telephone anytime, 24/7/365, and dial either of our prayer lines at 502-242-7148 or 502-219-4851. *******************************************

Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Hour this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: Next month when the clocks rolls back one hour in the US, our time will become 9:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. Tune in as Pastor Kim Dial and Bishop Herbert Hucks pray for and interact with tonight's guest, Derrick Jamison, as he shares his testimony. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you in listening to and praying for Brother Derrick! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766. Looking forward to hearing on our studio line. We'll be here every Sunday evening at 8:00 Eastern. Have a request for prayers, please simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365. Call our prayer line at 502-242-7148.

Derrick Jamison was an innocent man who spent nearly 20 years on Ohio’s death row for a murder and robbery he did not commit. When James Suggs, an eyewitness to the killing of a Cincinnati bartender, was shown photos of suspects by police, he identified two men — but neither of them was Derrick Jamison. Not only was this information withheld from Derrick’s trial, but his co-defendant was promised a reduced sentence in exchange for implicating Derrick. Based on this false testimony, Derrick was convicted in 1985. In February 2005, Ohio Common Pleas Judge Richard Niehaus dismissed all charges against Derrick, three years after his conviction was overturned. Two federal courts ruled that the prosecution’s actions denied Derrick a fair trial. Today, Derrick is fully aware of the inequality of the criminal justice system. “There is a double standard when it comes to justice in our judicial system, especially with wrongful conviction,” he says. “If you are a minority or a low-income citizen, the pursuit of justice can be an elusive one. But if you are rich, it happens overnight.” Derrick currently resides in Cincinnati, where he expresses daily gratitude for his release. “In the 20 years I experienced ‘dead man walking’ I never had anything to smile about,” he says, “but on that day, I felt the smile come from within my heart. The sun shone down on me that day.” Read a great feature on Derrick in the Dayton City Paper: www.daytoncitypaper.com

Prayer and Deliverance Hour – Testimonies and Discussion Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Hour this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: Next month when the clocks rolls back one hour in the US, our time will become 9:00 pm Atlantic. Great News! We can also be followed at Stitcher using the link below. www.stitcher.com/s?fid=83601&refid=stpr  . We're also on iTunes. Then you'll want to tune in as Minister Kim Dial shares tonight's lesson during The Prayer and Deliverance Hour. Twice monthly Minister Dial will be joined by Bishop Herbert Hucks. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you as you join us! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766. We'll be here every Sunday evening at 8:00 Eastern. Looking forward to hearing on our studio line. Have a request for prayers, please simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365. Call our prayer line at 502-242-7148.

ADHD, Depression, Border Line Personality Disorder, Asperger's Let’s bring it all to the table and talk about it. A mother battles Depression and ADHD while parenting her children who have been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder and Asperger's Syndrome. Asperger's Syndrome is a form of Autism. People (adult or children) with Asperger's Syndrome may find difficulty in social relationships and in communicating. Be sure to tune in to hear this mother’s tale, the story behind her patience, courage, testimony, and strength while juggling to maintain a functioning life and family. We would love to hear from you. Our studio hotline is (657) 383-1766. Call in, ask questions, share your story, and offer your support and encouragement. Wednesday at 8:00 pm Eastern Standard Time.

Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Summer Segment this and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Note our Summer Schedule for the months of June, July, and August: Sundays at 8:00 until 8:30 pm. Check for your Time Zone: 8:00 pm Eastern and Atlantic during Daylight Savings Time, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. It has been extended into the month of September. Come! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766 to get answers to the questions stirring within you. Topics to be discussed in tonight's program: The Grace and Mercy of God, Part III You'll want to tune in as Minister Kim Dial and Bishop Herbert Hucks share their weekly lesson during The Prayer and Deliverance Summer Segment. We'll be here every Sunday evening at 8:00 Eastern. Looking forward to hearing on our studio line. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you as you join us! Have a prayer request? Simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365 and dial either of our prayer lines at 502-242-7148 or 502-219-4851.