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Harp Songs for the Heart: How One Woman's Passion and Purpose is Healing a Hurting World.

2/5/2021

Paula, Stephnie and Dr. Bacon stand smiling at the WKQA wall.

Guest harpist Paula Alston and her encourager Stephanie Field pose with Dr. Christine Bacon at the WKQA studios in Hampton Roads, Virginia. **For more information on her work, to order her music or to contact Mrs. Alston, click on image.

When the world went crazy in March of 2020, Master harpist Paula Alston was contacted by a friend with a message: "God said you need to make an album of your harp music to heal the hurting world." With zero doubt this message had come from God she immediately went to work and today she is sharing her exceptional talents and heart-healing music with thousands whose souls were starving for peace amidst chaos and now find hope in the healing sounds of the harp. Listen in and be blessed , encouraged and refreshed. Your heart, soul and mind will thank you.

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Bacon Family Christmas Special 2020: Dr. Bacon's Mother and Granddaughter Discuss Christmases Past and Future

12/25/2020

The ghost of Christmas past visited the Breakfast with Bacon show today as Marti Bloch (Bacon's mother) and Isabelle Sophia, her granddaughter, discussed memories of past Christmases and hopes for future Christmases. Listen in and enjoy a blessed conversation between three generations and be blessed!

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The Life of Widowhood: Living in the "Death Do Us Part" and Honoring the One Who is Gone.

10/30/2020

Nancy Emsley, Charlie Boulais, Dr. Christine Bacon and Mark Carscallen in the WKQA studios after a very engaging conversation on the life of widowhood on the Breakfast with Bacon show.

When we marry we all want the fairy tale but all fairy tales must come to an end. When we pledge at the altar "until death do we part" we never know who will be the one parting and who will be the one left behind. Widowhood isn't easy but to avoid the pain would have meant missing out on a lifetime of love, memories and lessons learned from the one whose flesh eventually became your own. Listen in to this beautiful testament to marriage by three individuals who loved until the end...and would do it all over again.

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A Dream Fulfilled: Grandson of Slave and Grandson of His Owner Bring Prayers of Their Ancestors Full Circle

7/17/2020

Will Ford and Matt Lockett sit together in front of the same black pot Will ancestors prayed under.

Will Ford, grandson of former slaves sits with Matt Lockett, grandson of his former owner as not only best friends, but as the fulfillment of the many prayers prayed under the big, black pot. **For more information on Will, Matt or the rest of their story, click on image.

Deacon Darrell Wentworth in the WKQA studio with Dr. Christine Bacon to discuss the 7 Days to Change online retreat to heal race relations today. **Click on image for more information or to register.

Two hundred years ago, Will Ford's great grandparents, Black slaves, prayed that one day their grandchildren would sit together with the grandchildren of their White owners at the same table as friends and brothers. Two centuries later those prayers have been answered. Listen to this incomprehensibly divine story in which Ford and his best friend Matt Locket share how they met, established the bonds of their friendship and the moment they found out the truth about their shared history. It is an hour that will not soon leave your memory. In this day where racial healing is so desperately needed, Will and Matt's story will show you the power, the love and the beauty that can be birthed from forgiveness and repentance two centuries in the making. You will NEVER hear another story like this!

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A Paramedic's Story of Thirty Years of Life on the Front Lines.

5/29/2020

Guest Kathy Wajer, paramedic and "favorite" sister of host, Dr. Christine Bacon poses proudly with her son Adam in front of the ambulance that represents the past three decades of her life.

The constant conversation about Covid caused host, Dr. Christine Bacon to reach out to her favorite first responder--her sister Kathy Wajer, paramedic of thirty years in Great Falls, Montana--to find out what it's "really" like to rush into the homes of the sick and the dying daily. Listen into this engaging conversation to learn about not only the life of a paramedic on the front lines but also the life journey and stories of that which led her there in the first place. You'll grow in appreciation for those who put their lives on the line to save ours.

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Remembering Our Nations REAL Heroes: Retired Army General Shares the Stories of Those Who Have Paid the Ultimate Price.

5/21/2020

Dr. Christine Bacon and retired General Ron Lewis stand arm-in-arm in the WKQA studios in Hampton Roads, Virginia.

Today's guest, West Point graduate and retired U.S. Army General Ron Lewis discusses the true heroes of Memorial Day with Dr. Christine Bacon. **For more information on Gen. Lewis or to contact him, click on the image.

When military service members make the ultimate sacrifice for our nation, the one thing their families want most is for them to never be forgotten. General Ron Lewis shared that desire but from the other end. Unfortunately he had to send one too many home draped by an American flag instead. On today's broadcast he shares with listeners the great honor showed these greatest of American heroes and the perspectives of grief shared by his comrades who seek to join the families in honoring and remembering their loved ones. It will touch your heart and remind just why America has always been the land of the free and the home of the brave.

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Together for Heaven: Super Couple Shares Wisdom of Six Decades Loving Each Other to Eternity

5/8/2020

Dr. Bacon's favorite Super Couple Dr. and Mrs. Bill and Sandy Hammond bless her audience with one hour of their love story of fifty-nine (so far) years married to one another.

True love is better than a fairy tale and marriage really is worth all the time, energy and prayer put into it. Just ask today's guests Dr. and Mrs. Bill and Sandy Hammond whose love story has spanned more than six decades already and who attribute that love to their deep faith. Through trials and difficulties, their love for one another remains firmly intact and their love for the Lord even deeper. Enjoy this heartwarming love story that reminds us that marriage is truly worth all the love it takes and be encouraged that yours, too, can last the lifetime you pledged on your wedding day.

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Lura Parker: Testimony of a Centenarian (and Lots of Great Wisdom) for a World Desperately in Need.

4/17/2020

Guest and near centenarian Lura Parker shares her great wisdom and optimism with Breakfast with Bacon listeners. Tune in to be greatly encouraged.

Born in 1922, she's lived through the Great Depression, WWII, the Civil Rights Movement, the assassinations of JFK and MLK, sixty-one years of marriage, a miscarriage and the deaths of every family member of her generation and yet her heart is filled with love, peace, joy and an optimism that is unparalleled and so desperately needed in these dark and uncertain days. Tune in and enjoy company with this near-centenarian and allow your world to be brightened. It will be an hour very well spent.

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Dance Like Nobody's Watching: From an Abused, Christian Girl in a Muslim Country to a Blessed and Forgiven Woman in America.

5/31/2019

Dr. Bacon and guest standing against the WKQA backdrop in the Norfolk studio.

Author and guest Alis Cerrahyan with host Dr. Christine Bacon at the WKQA studios in Hampton Roads, Virginia. **For more information on her book click on image.

Life is never fair. So what do we do about it? Today's guest grew up a Christian girl in Muslim Turkey. She was not able to publicly worship, nor ever saw a bible. Her grandmother witnessed the slaughter of her entire family, her father was an adulterer and her mother abusive. But none of this stopped Alis from finding the peace, love and forgiveness that her heart so desperately needed in order to heal and prosper. Listen to this engaging testimony from the author who learned to Dance Like Nobody's Watching.

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Handling the Hermitage of ALS with Humor and Grace: One Couple's Triumphant Story of Living and Dying with Dignity, Joy and Purpose.

11/24/2017

Dr. Bacon and AJ posing outside of the recording booth after having taped this broadcast. BOth are happy, smiling and hugging.

Guest AJ Kelleher with host, Christine Bacon in the WKQA studio.

The smiling AJ has her arms wrpped around her always joful husband Jeff, already in a wheelchair, outside in front of the oceanfront with the sun at their backs.

The ever smiling Jeff and A.J. enjoying the sunshine and fresh air at one of the past ALS Walks. Click photo to register for a walk or learn more!

When you're given the diagnosis of ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) what would you do? Would you let your immobile body become your prison or your hermitage? Would you curse the God of all creation or praise Him? Jeff Kelleher, the deceased spouse of today's guest A.J. was given such a choice and in both cases he chose the latter. Listen to this incredibly inspirational story as A.J. recounts their sojourn from diagnosis, through the God-blessed seven year journey until Jeff's reward, and her understanding of her life's purpose through it all. You will soon understand how, in the end, the ALS never won. Jeff did...and so did Jesus.

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