Road Home - Aug 10

Here's the link mentioned by Steve on today's Road Home: http://www.ccmmagazine.com/digital/issue/2010/aug/pageflip.aspx

Road Home - Aug 9

Link mentioned by Steve on today's Road Home: http://www.courageousthemovie.com/

Fun on Facebook Friday

I see where the ever present social networking site Facebook now has over 500 million users. This of course might account for the almost 10% unemployment in our country, but I digress.

If the Facebook nation were a country it would be the 3rd largest in the world. It is also the second most popular web site in the world (after Google) and for many has replaced email, telephones and other forms of communication.

No doubt it’s an incredible way to reach a wide audience and that’s why WRAF uses Facebook to connect with you and reach out to those who are not familiar with our programming.

To encourage more of you to join us in this arena we are starting “Fun on Facebook Fridays” at WRAF. Visit the page frequently for various contests and lots of prizes including free music. It’s a “Fun on Facebook Friday” from your friends at Toccoa Falls Radio.

Rick Warren temporarily loses eyesight

LAKE FOREST, Calif. — Pastor Rick Warren was briefly hospitalized due to an eye-injury that he suffered while gardening at home.


Warren's spokesman Larry Ross said the sap of a firestick plant got into Warren's eyes when he wiped his brow while gardening. The sap can cause temporary blindness, although Ross said Warren can see.

The 56-year-old pastor was treated overnight and released Tuesday from Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo. On Thursday, he sent a message to his Twitter followers asking for their prayers.

"My eyes were severely burned," Warren wrote. "Excruciating pain."
He is expected to make a full recovery.

Warren is the author of the multimillion-selling book "Purpose Driven Life," and founder of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest in Orange County.

Job Opening at WRAF

WRAF has an immediate opening for a part-time radio air personality and audio editor. Duties include: On-air announcing, running your own board and working with a computer automation system and radio production.

Applicants should be knowledgeable of computer software (such as Adobe Audition and FTP programs), plus have vast social networking skills. (If you are not familiar with Twitter or don’t have a Facebook account -- this job is probably not for you.) Graphic design skills are also a plus.

Email your resume and links to your online profiles (i.e. LinkedIn, Facebook, your web site etc.,) along with demo air-check (in MP3 format) to Bryan Race at wrafradio (at) gmail.com.

No phone calls please. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.

New guidelines aim to reduce repeated C-sections

New guidelines aim to reduce repeated C-sections

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Most women who've had a C-section, and many who've had two, should be allowed to try labor with their next baby, say new guidelines - a step toward reversing the "once a cesarean, always a cesarean" policies taking root in many hospitals.

click here to read the full story
(as mentioned on the Morning Show by Kathy Nicholson)

Voter Guide

voter guide for today's primaries: click here