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It's a ministry of the James Dobson Family Institute, supported by listeners just like you.

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Well, welcome back to Family Talk, the broadcast ministry of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Roger Marsh, and today we're diving back into one of the most important issues facing our nation right now,

and that is the education and well-being of our children.

Our guest here on the program once again is Pastor John Amman Chukwu, who's become a

powerful voice for both educational excellence and biblical values in our public schools. He's traveled

to school board meetings all across America, standing up for academic achievement and traditional

values. Recently, John released a documentary called 22 words. In it, he takes a close

look at a turning point in American education, the removal of prayer from public schools based on a

New York court case stemming all the way back to 1962. In our conversation, John Amun Chuku

will reveal how this decision still affects children today

and offers real solutions for parents and communities who want to create positive change.

By the way, if you're interested in hosting a screening of this powerful documentary called 22 Words,

you'll find that information at Dr. James Dobson.org forward slash family talk.

During our conversation today, you'll hear Pastor John Amon Chuku's vision for returning to

core principles and education. He will share how parents and communities can work together to

make sure every child gets the quality education they deserve. When we left off on yesterday's

program, our own Gary Bauer was talking with Pastor

Amun Chukwu, who was sharing how he was physically removed from school board meetings. His offense?

Simply reading aloud from books that children can find right now in their school libraries.

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