Acts 20:35 – In all this I have given you an example that by such work we must support the weak, remembering the words of the Lord Jesus, for he himself said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’”
This shares importance of coming out of yourself and giving to others. Do you give of your time to others? What are some of the ways you help those less fortunate?
On Fridays TAKE 2 With Jerry and Debbie we will talk about volunteering. Be sure to join in the conversation.  Call – 1- 800-585-9396  or  EMAIL: Take2@ewtn.com   12pm ET on EWTN Radio.

Are there grown up bullies in your life?  Maybe at school? work? or even in your home?…This is a troubling destructive behavior but we at Take 2 with Jerry and Debbie will take a “fresh look” at this problem and talk about the “root” cause…Join us, by calling in at 1-800-585-9396. Call in early, lines fill up fast!!!

“And lead us not into temptation.”  The Catechism of the Catholic Church, paragraphs 2846-2849, talks all about being tempted.  We know that scripture tells us about Jesus being tempted in the desert (Matthew 4:1-11)  Temptation itself is not a sin.  Yet, so many people struggle with this concept and allow themselves to fall into shame, guilt, etc by not fully understanding the Church’s teaching on this common issue that plagues all of us at some level.  Let’s talk about it…Call in Wednesday to Take 2 with Jerry and Debbie at 1-800-585-9396.  Share your experience!  But call in early, phone lines fill up quickly…

On Tuesday, we’ll discuss the facts about gun ownership, the push for gun control, how much guns contribute to violent deaths and much more. Jerry and Debbie will be joined by EWTN’s Fr. Mitch Pacwa, himself an avid sportsman and hunter, who, of course, has his finger on the pulse of how Catholics should view this critical issue with an appropriate balance. Here’s a link to a great article on the subject by Pia de Solenni that appeared in EWTN’s National Catholic Register. Be sure to tune in Tuesday at Noon ET!

http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/guns-vs.-gun-control

Being in ministry is a wonderful vocation in the church.  However, it is imperative that we must fill ourselves first, take care of ourselves and be able to then give from our abundance rather than from our reserves.  Ministry burnout is a common occurrence, but it can be prevented.

To be the best in ministry you can be, remember to make yourself a priority!  Form yourself in the Faith, feed your soul…then you will be a “light” to others in the world of evangelization!

Join us Monday on Take 2 with Jerry and Debbie as we discuss church ministry in a whole new way.  Share your “take” at 1-800-585-9396.

The Family Under Attack

Take 2 with Jerry & Debbie

Thursday September 24th

We want to thank The Sciba family for calling in and and sharing their story on the adoption of their children on today’s TAKE 2 with Jerry and Debbie.

Don’t miss Thursday’s show when the topic will be The Family Under Attack. 

Here is a picture of the Sciba children:

You can’t be at the World Meetings of Families but we can still see your family. You can still follow it with EWTN and EWTN radio.

We still want to meet YOUR FAMILY. Here are a few families that have sent their photo to take2@ewtn.com

Now send us yours! All photos we get will be posted to EWTN RADIO Facebook page. Make sure you like the page to see ALL photos.
(One photo per family please. )

The topic on TAKE 2 with Jerry and Debbie on Wednesday will be “The Blessings of Adoption and Foster Care.” Join us at 12pm ET – 9/23/2015 on EWTN Radio.

Send your photo to take2@ewtn.com – Like EWTN Radio Facebook page!

We are celebration the World Meeting of Families this week. Since this is family week, we want to meet your family. If you can’t come to Philadelphia and meet Jerry and Debbie then do the next best thing: SEND US YOUR FAMILY PHOTO.

We want you to send us a picture of your family and we will post it on TAKE2SHOW.com and on EWTN Radio FACEBOOK page.

Please only send ONE photo per family to  TAKE2@ewtn.com

We look forward to seeing YOUR family.

Burson Family – 1970