Showing posts with label Interviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interviews. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

What Would You Ask TBN's Paul and Jan Crouch?


STEVE STRANG
Paul and Jan Crouch
Paul and Jan Crouch
What would you ask Paul and Jan Crouch if you were able to interview them? I have that privilege on Friday.

Over the last four decades, I’ve interviewed people from every walk of life, including President George W. Bush and Oral Roberts. I’ve been on the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) show numerous times, and they have interviewed me.

But on Friday, I have the opportunity for a significant first: After years of working in the same market as Paul and Jan, founders of TBN, I’ll interview them together. TBN will be celebrating its 40th anniversary this May, and the Crouches have given us an exclusive interview.

I was inspired by the presidential debates last fall when they asked ordinary people to submit questions on YouTube and then asked the candidates those questions. Paul and Jan are among the highest-profiled and most-respected Christian leaders. They have had a profound impact on the body of Christ.

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

Pregnancy and Cell Phones

Do cell phones harm unborn babies? With more and more women using mobile phones to remain connected with other people, it's becoming a topic of concern.

There has been a great deal of debate for several years surrounding whether or not cell phones are dangerous to use during pregnancy.


Studies Into Pregnancy and Cell Phone Use

In July 2008 in the Journal of Epidemiology published a study of mothers of 13,159 children in Denmark. The researchers from the Universities of Aarhus, Denmark and California, Los Angeles asked mothers questions about their use of cell phone during pregnancy and the behavior of their children.

According to these studies, the mothers who said they used their cell phones during pregnancy reported more behavioral problems in their children. The behavioral problems included difficulty concentrating, hyperactivity, and an increased risk of impulsivity.

The study may be concerning to pregnant mothers, but it's unclear whether the study is accurate.