The Democratic base is very dialed into abortion rights as an issue more broadly.

Same-sex marriage rights.

The state's last abortion provider.

The President has now apologized to his congregation for every part of our lives.

He said it would violate her views as a Southern Baptist.

He's on camera saying that the problem is also not just the shift of the position in the

rights.

In the midst of all of today's noise and confusion, we need a voice that cuts through the chaos to bring wisdom and clarity.

Welcome to The Roy's Report with Julie Roy's, an hour-long show exploring critical issues related to faith and culture from a uniquely Christian perspective.

Now, here's your host, Julie Roy's.

It once was thought to be only a Catholic problem, but not anymore.

Sexual abuse and cover-up is ravaging the Protestant church, too.

But what's the solution, and how should the church handle allegations of abuse?

Welcome to the Roy's report, brought to you in part by Judson University. I'm Julie

Roy's. And today I'm going to be discussing this important yet difficult issue. And joining me to do

that is Boz Tavidji, and founder of Grace, an internationally recognized organization that equips

religious organizations to deal with sexual abuse. Baws also is an experienced litigator and a former assistant state attorney at the 7th

Judicial Circuit Court of Florida.

While there, Baza created the first sex crimes division at the office of the state attorney,

and he personally prosecuted hundreds of sexual victimization cases. So I'm extremely excited

to have Boz on my program and I'm really looking forward to drawing on his wealth of experience

in this area. But before I bring him on, let's just take a minute to talk about the scope of the

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