Kerby Anderson is host of Point of View Radio Talk Show and also serves as the President of Probe Ministries. He holds masters degrees from Yale University (science) and Georgetown University (governm...

Marjorie Dannenfelser is the president and an original organizer of the Susan B. Anthony List (SBA List), a national pro-life group dedicated to pursuing policies and electing candidates to reduce and...

Marjorie Dannenfelser is the president and an original organizer of the Susan B. Anthony List (SBA List), a national pro-life group dedicated to pursuing policies and electing candidates to reduce and ultimately end abortion. Under Marjorie’s leadership, the SBA List has grown to more than 365,000 members nationwide. Since its founding, the SBA List has helped elect more than 100 pro-life candidates to the U.S. House of Representatives, 19 to the U.S. Senate, and 16 to other statewide offices across the country. Marjorie has argued that pro-life electoral politics hinges on the ability to reach voters personally. That’s why in the 2014 election cycle the SBA List and its partners, the SBA List Candidate Fund and Women Speak Out PAC, spent more than $15 million to counterstrike the “war on women” – exposing pro-abortion incumbents and turning out voters through an unprecedented ground campaign. Having helped elect a new Senate majority, the SBA List now continues its efforts to protect unborn children, mothers, and pro-life taxpayers though the advancement of lifesaving federal legislation. In addition to ending taxpayer funding of abortion in Obamacare, the SBA List’s top legislative priority is the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act – a popular initiative to protect unborn children after five months, more than halfway through pregnancy. This bill, which is supported by the new Senate Majority Leader, would save more than 18,000 lives a year. At the urging of the SBA List and top congressional leaders, the five-month abortion ban has also been endorsed by several likely 2016 GOP presidential candidates including Governor Jeb Bush, Governor Mike Huckabee, Governor Mike Pence, Governor Bobby Jindal, and Senator Ted Cruz.

Matt Cassady, a retired Army chaplain, is the Director of Chaplaincy Ministries for the Military BibleStick, an outreach of Faith Comes By Hearing. Cassady, who served two tours as a chaplain in Af...

Matt Cassady, a retired Army chaplain, is the Director of Chaplaincy Ministries for the Military BibleStick, an outreach of Faith Comes By Hearing. Cassady, who served two tours as a chaplain in Afghanistan, suffered wounds to his legs and hips from an explosion during a Taliban ambush in 2005 and received a Purple Heart. He soldiered on for 10 years despite the lingering effects of his wounds, then retired as a major in November 2015. His other military honors include the Combat Action Badge, Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal (two oak leaf clusters), Joint Service Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal (one oak leaf cluster), Joint Service Achievement Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Ribbon, Afghan Campaign Medal (two campaign stars), Army Service Ribbon, Korean Defense Service Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon (Numeral 2) and the NATO International Security Assistance Force Medal. Cassady, whose father served in the Air Force, grew up in Ohio, Alaska, Texas and Illinois, where he graduated from high school in 1992. He earned a bachelor’s degree in pastoral studies from Christian Life College in Mount Prospect, Illinois, and a master of divinity degree from Lincoln Christian Seminary in Lincoln, Illinois. Cassady went on active duty with the Army in 2005 and served with the 82 nd Airborne in Fort Bragg, North Carolina and in Afghanistan; in military intelligence in Korea; at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California; and at a combat support hospital in Fort Carson, Colorado. A few months after his retirement, Cassidy began serving at Faith Comes By Hearing, where he works with chaplains from all branches of the services who distribute the Military BibleStick to the men and women in their units. Cassady and his wife, Rachel, have three daughters and three sons and live in Albuquerque, New Mexico.