Elizabeth Johnston aka the Activist Mommy is an activist vlogger who educates and inspires the public on the burning social and moral issues of the day that are important to families. She and her husb...

Elizabeth Johnston aka the Activist Mommy is an activist vlogger who educates and inspires the public on the burning social and moral issues of the day that are important to families. She and her husband, Patrick, who is a medical doctor, author, and movie producer, have been pro-life ministry leaders for many years and home educators to their ten beautiful children. The growing threat to America's children and the vicious attack on religious liberty is what dynamited Elizabeth out of her comfort zone to inspire a nation of belittled conservatives and Christians to "come out of their closets" and boldly take their country back. Elizabeth daily triggers the Left by confronting the lies of abortion, feminism, Islam, and the homosexual agenda with wit and snark as only she can, and she regularly posts viral commentary videos, which have netted over 70 million views. Elizabeth has been featured on many major media outlets, such as Fox & Friends, the New York Times, TheBlaze and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), as she has become a thought leader on topics of importance to families. The pulse behind all her activism and cultural commentary is her love for her family and her Savior, Jesus Christ.

Elizabeth Ridenour is founder and president of The National Council On Bible Curriculum In Public Schools (NCBCPS). Ridenour attended East Carolina University and later became a commercial real estate...

Elizabeth Ridenour is founder and president of The National Council On Bible Curriculum In Public Schools (NCBCPS). Ridenour attended East Carolina University and later became a commercial real estate broker and a certified paralegal interested in students’ rights. Years later, she was introduced to Carolyn Ray, an educator from Reidsville, NC who had taught Bible in public schools for 30 years. Like most Americans, Ridenour believed teaching Bible in public schools violated separation of church and state – a common myth she would soon learn had been propagated by liberal organizations, such as the ACLU. Meeting Ray left Ridenour questioning whether America’s children were being wrongfully denied their right to learn about the single most influential book shaping western culture, law, art, history, and speech. The Supreme Court rulings she uncovered during her research proved beyond a doubt that offering Bible curriculum in public schools is legal. Initially, this led her to found an organization to return Bible curriculum to North Carolina’s public schools, until calls flooding in from throughout the U.S. forced her to re-charter as a national non-profit organization (501(c)(3)). In 1993, The National Council On Bible Curriculum In Public Schools was born with the goal of bringing back Bible curriculum as an educational tool to public schools in all 50 states. Since its start, 3,274 high schools have educated over 650,000 of their students using the Bible curriculum as a public high school elective. The 300 page curriculum – which Ridenour describes as “essentially a lesson in America’s heritage” – has been overwhelmingly adopted in 92 percent of the school districts where it has been considered, and it is has never been legally challenged. Ridenour is a passionate communicator and has appeared on many radio and television broadcasts. In 1995. she received a Gold Angel Award for her work in co-producing a PSA, titled “Get The Whole Story,” and in 2001, she was recognized in the book, A Celebration of Women. Ridenour is a member of the Council For National Policy, and she currently resides in Greensboro, NC.

Elizabeth Urbanowicz is a follower of Jesus who is passionate about equipping kids to understand the truth of the biblical worldview. Elizabeth spent the first decade of her professional career teachi...

Elizabeth Urbanowicz is a follower of Jesus who is passionate about equipping kids to understand the truth of the biblical worldview. Elizabeth spent the first decade of her professional career teaching elementary students at a Christian school. After completing her M.A. in Christian Apologetics at Biola University, Elizabeth started Foundation Worldview, an organization that helps Christian adults equip children to carefully evaluate every idea and understand the truth of the biblical worldview.

Elizabeth graduated from Duke University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Comparative Area Studies and earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Texas Law School. A bright, exp...

Elizabeth graduated from Duke University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Comparative Area Studies and earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Texas Law School. A bright, experienced lawyer, she is a former Act volunteer and came to Act from one of Act’s go to law firms, Baker Botts. She and her family are active members of Watermark Community Church. Experienced in handling a litigation team and building community within law firms, she is responsible for overseeing the success of Act’s field teams in West and South Dallas, managing the teams with great care and wisdom. She also possesses savvy in conducting investigations and using sound judgment and sharp decision making skills regarding Act’s legal strategy in its target neighborhoods. A natural leader who has played an integral part in developing Act’s legal model, she is passionate about seeing men and women live in transformed and safe communities.

Rabbi Elliot J. Cosgrove, Ph.D., is a leading voice in Judaism's Conservative Movement. He follows a tradition of distinguished rabbinical predecessors on the pulpit of Park Avenue Synagogue, includin...

Rabbi Elliot J. Cosgrove, Ph.D., is a leading voice in Judaism's Conservative Movement. He follows a tradition of distinguished rabbinical predecessors on the pulpit of Park Avenue Synagogue, including Rabbi Milton Steinberg, Rabbi Judah Nadich, and Rabbi David H. Lincoln. Ordained at The Jewish Theological Seminary in 1999, Rabbi Cosgrove earned his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago Divinity School. His dissertation on Rabbi Louis Jacobs, a leading Anglo-Jewish theologian of the 20th century, reflects his passion for the intersection of Jewish scholarship and faith. Rabbi Cosgrove is the author of four collections of selected sermons, In the Beginning (2009), An Everlasting Covenant (2010), Go Forth! (2011), and Hineni (2012). He is the editor of Jewish Theology in Our Time: A New Generation Explores the Foundations and Future of Jewish Belief. Rabbi Cosgrove is committed to building a caring community, fostering Jewish learning, and advancing social justice. He aspires to make Park Avenue Synagogue a true kehillah kedoshah, a sacred congregation where national Jewish conversations occur.

Elva Frye is a singer/songwriter, speaker, and instructor of piano, vocal, and beginning guitar; a worship leader, and Co-Founder of FACE of Harvest. Elva has recorded two CDs: Until I Hear You and Fi...

Elva Frye is a singer/songwriter, speaker, and instructor of piano, vocal, and beginning guitar; a worship leader, and Co-Founder of FACE of Harvest. Elva has recorded two CDs: Until I Hear You and Five O’Clock; a Single Song: Little Ways (to be released 2015) and she is working on her third CD due to be released in 2016. Elva has given radio interviews in Australia, Africa, and in the United States. She has traveled extensively sharing Jesus through music and worship in Australia, Russia, Europe, Africa, and all across North America at churches, schools, women’s conferences, worship conferences, pastors and leaders gatherings, outreaches, medical camps, on the mission field, music and benefit concerts, and sometimes in the most unexpected places: impromptu opportunities in restaurants, markets, government offices, airports, Native Tribal offices, parks, and anywhere an open door is given for her to share a song of hope. She has learned that God will use a willing heart. She says, “God has to be our ultimate inspiration because I am pretty sure he is the definition of inspiration having created the world, music, and all of creation.”

Emily Belz is a national reporter for World magazine, based in New York, where she has covered everything from drug overdoses to million-dollar art sales. Previously she was based in Washington, D.C....

Emily Belz is a national reporter for World magazine, based in New York, where she has covered everything from drug overdoses to million-dollar art sales. Previously she was based in Washington, D.C. covering politics for World. She has written for the New York Daily News, The Hill, The Indianapolis Star, Philanthropy Magazine, and her hometown newspaper, The Asheville Citizen-Times.

Emily Cassil is currently working as the summer intern at Point of View. She is a rising Junior at Furman University, completing BA degrees in Communication Studies and Political Science. Next year, s...

Emily Cassil is currently working as the summer intern at Point of View. She is a rising Junior at Furman University, completing BA degrees in Communication Studies and Political Science. Next year, she will be staying in Edinburgh and interning for a member of the Scottish National Party.

Emily Harrison is a writer, advocate and speaker on digital media and family. She is a Fellow with the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, Ambassador for the Phone Free Schools Movement, and Screen...

Emily Harrison is a writer, advocate and speaker on digital media and family. She is a Fellow with the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, Ambassador for the Phone Free Schools Movement, and Screen Strong, and member of Fairplay’s Screen Time Action Network, and a member of Virginia Governor Youngkin’s Reclaming Childhood Task Force. Her work may be found with the Institute for Family Studies (IFS), Fairplay’s News You Can Use, EdNC, and more. She blogs weekly at DearChristianParent.Substack.com where she encourages parents, pastors, and youth leaders to think deeply, and biblically, about how the next generation uses digital media. She resides in Virginia with her husband and two sons.

Emma Freire is a senior writer at World magazine. She lives in Maryland with her husband and their three children.

Emma Freire is a senior writer at World magazine. She lives in Maryland with her husband and their three children.

After spending two decades as a record producer, rock musician, drug addict, and practicing New Ager, Eric Barger (pronounced Bar-jer) is now widely recognized in the area of Christian Apologetics and...

After spending two decades as a record producer, rock musician, drug addict, and practicing New Ager, Eric Barger (pronounced Bar-jer) is now widely recognized in the area of Christian Apologetics and Discernment Ministry. Through his best-selling books, video productions, and the Take A Stand! Seminars, he has sought to refute unscriptural ecumenism, universalism, the curious normalization of Mormonism, Islam, New Age philosophy, and other aberrant religious systems inside Christianity. He is an ordained minister with United Evangelical Churches, and serves as the co-host of Understanding The Times with Jan Markell currently airing on over 800 radio stations each week.

Eric Bolling currently serves as co-host of FOX News Channel's (FNC) The Five (weekdays 5-6PM/ET). He also serves as the host of Cashin' In (Saturdays 11:30AM-12PM/ET), an analysis program on FNC's we...

Eric Bolling currently serves as co-host of FOX News Channel's (FNC) The Five (weekdays 5-6PM/ET). He also serves as the host of Cashin' In (Saturdays 11:30AM-12PM/ET), an analysis program on FNC's weekend business block, The Cost of Freedom. Bolling joined the network in 2008. On The Five, Bolling is one of seven rotating personalities who discuss, debate and at times debunk the hot news stories, controversies and issues of the day. Additionally, he serves as a commodities contributor to both FNC and Fox Business Network (FBN), specializing in the economy. Previously, he served as host of FBN's Follow the Money, Happy Hour as well as FoxNews.com's Strategy Room. Prior to joining FBN, Bolling helped launch and was an original panelist on CNBC's Fast Money. Before embarking on a television career in business news, Bolling was an independent trader based out of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) specializing in crude oil, gold and agricultural commodities. Bolling also served on the NYMEX's Board of Directors for five years, and subsequently acted as a strategic adviser there. Bolling was named the Maybach Man of the Year in 2007 and one of Trader Monthly's Top Traders in 2007 and 2008. A graduate of Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, he was awarded a fellowship to Duke University's School of Public Policy. Bolling was also drafted by and played for the Pittsburgh Pirates.