“Let him who has ears Hear.” Matthew 13:19
Dr. Pat Castle: Founder and President of "Life Runners"
Today on From the Housetops, Brother Matthew welcomes Pat Castle, founder and director of LifeRunners, to discuss his journey from Air Force scientist and marathon coach to pro-life advocate. Pat explains how prayer, Scripture, and a desire to put faith into action led to the founding of LifeRunners, which has grown into a worldwide team dedicated to proclaiming the dignity of unborn life. He also explains why LifeRunners considers itself a team rather than simply an organization, united by a common witness, a shared mission, and the hope of the heavenly prize in Christ.
The conversation also explores the LifeRunners jersey and the powerful pro-life message it brings into everyday life, as well as the A-Cross America Relay, a nationwide event that brings together people of all ages to witness for life through faith and fitness. Pat shares how the ministry seeks to encourage others through a simple and confident public witness, while describing the annual relay that forms a cross across the United States. Join us for an inspiring conversation on putting faith into action and proclaiming the dignity of every human life.
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“...and that which you hear in the ear, preach ye from the housetops.” Matthew 10:27
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