Well, hello, everyone. I'm James Dobson, and you're listening to Family Talk, a listener-supported

ministry. In fact, thank you so much for being part of that support for James Dobson

Family Institute.

Hello, everyone, and welcome into Family Talk. I'm Dr. Tim Clinton, co-host of the broadcast

here at the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute. I also serve as president of the American

Association of Christian Counselors, and I'm honored to serve alongside Dr. Dobson

as resident authority on mental health and relationships here at the JDFI. We're so

glad you've joined us today. You know, relationships are important to all of us. What's fascinating

is how we now can connect with people all over the globe with a push of a button from

a phone that's in the palm of our hands. One courageous and bold lady took that a step

further. She even opened up her heart to serving overseas and adopting many children to

love and guide with God's wisdom. You may have heard her name before. She's been on

the broadcast, Katie Davis Majors. In 2008, she founded Amazimah Ministries, which is located

in Uganda. Amazimah Ministries is committed to making disciples of Jesus through relationships,

education, and by strengthening communities. Katie began her journey on her first mission

trip to Uganda when she was 18 years old. She then dedicated her life to helping the people there

and adopted 13 Ugandan children with her husband, Benji. They also have two biological sons

for a total of 15 children altogether. I really love that. I grew up in a family of eight,

but I can't imagine 15. Katie is a New York Times bestselling author. Some of her books include

Kisses from Katie and Daring to Hope. Her newest book Safe All Along is going to be the focus of

today's broadcast. Katie, welcome back to Family Talk. Dr. Dobbs and his wife Shirley,

the entire team send their regards. Thank you. I'm so happy to be here and great to be with you

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