Issue 16 = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; = ; &n= bsp; August 2008

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NEW IN AUGUST

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AIB SPECIAL PRESENTATION

Fierce Goodbye:

Living In The Shadow of Suicide=

Over four million people in the U.S. mourn the tragic suicide deaths of family members each year. Realizing the church can be a "healing station" in helping survivors find their way to recovery, host Judy Collins explores Protestant, Catholic, Jewish and Greek Orthodox responses to this tragic form of death. Watch as fam= ily survivors reveal their intimate stories of pain and help the broader community understand the unique and terrible grief that com= es before healing.

Fierce Goodbye: Living In The Shadow = of Suicide premieres Tuesday, August 4 at 5:30 PM and Thursday, August= 11 at 1:30 AM.

PROGRAM TIME CHANGES

3D"ECAPC =

You can catch Don Edwards as he conducts interviews with noted Peacemakers eve= ry Monday at 7:30 PM and Wednesdays at 1:30 PM.=

St. Katherine's Church of = God In Christ has moved.= For sermons from Rev. Katherine Griffey, tune in every Wednesday at 7= :30 PM and Tuesday at 2:00 AM.

Welcome New Programmers

3D"LCS =

Pastor Leonard Chapple a= nd LCS Ministries has joined our programming lineup. LCS Ministries can = be viewed every Monday morning at 4:30 AM.<= /p>

3D"NLIFC =

Watch Bishop Jeronne C. Williams "Sharing Life Telecast" from New Life International Family Church every Sunday even= ing at 8:30 PM.

3DAQT

Get Inspirational News Alerts from Apostle Patricia Douglas on "A Queen's Thing Ministry&q= uot; every Thursday morning at 12:30 AM.<= /p>

Join host Carol Crayton-= Jones as she discusses topics on inspiration and spirituality on "Conversation with Carol" every Friday morning at 12:30 AM and Sunday morning at 12:00 AM.<= /p>

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AIB PRESENTS: NATIVE SON -

THE FATHER BAILEY STORY

Considered by some to= be one of the brightest African-American leaders of the future, Fa= ther Ricardo Xavier Bailey is perhaps the first and only African-Ame= rican Roman Catholic priest to be born and reared in Atlanta. This documen= tary looks at Father Bailey's call and response to the vocation thro= ugh the eyes of the Atlanta Catholic Community. AIB Presents: Native Son - The Father Bailey Story<= /span> on Wednesday, August 27 at 5:30 PM, Thursday August 28 at 6:30 = PM and Saturday, August 30 at 12:30 PM.

WORLD RELIGION:=

AIB and the Hartley F= ilm Foundation invite you to travel the globe and view through the camera lens the diversity of faiths in the world on = WORLD RELIGION<= /strong>. Join us for the double feature "The Perennial Philosophy," a film with presents common themes in various spiritual traditions and the classic "The Art of Meditation." WORLD RELIGION premie= res Tuesday, August 5 at 8:00 PM, Monday, August 11 at 10:00 PM, Friday, August 22 at 11:30 AM and Sunday, August 24 at 4:00 PM.=

CONVERSATIONS AT THE CARTER <= st1:PlaceName w:st=3D"on">CENTER:

A RETROSPECTIVE - WEDNESDAYS AT = 2:30 PM<= /span>

Conversations at The Carter Center is an annual series of programs designed to increase public awareness on issues of national and global importance. Since 2003 AIB has presented these distinguished panels to the Atlanta viewing audience. Join us on August 13 = at 2:30 PM as we present Corporate Philanthropy, a 2004 presentati= on featuring a panel of experts. = Tune in again on August 27 as we present a 2005 Conversation on World Conflict.

FAITH AND FEMINISM: A SERIES ON ECONOMIC JUSTICE - FRIDAYS AT 10:30 PM

Join Dr. Laurie Patto= n, of Emory University, and Dr. Layli Phillips, of Georgia State University as they explore The Native American Spiritual Tradition and its response to economic justice. Faith and Feminism premieres on Friday, August 22 at 10:00 PM and re-airs Mondays at 6:30 AM.

KEYNOTES - MONDAYS AT 5:3= 0 PM

Premiering August 11: Doug Blackmon, Award Winning Author of "Slavery By Another Name," talks about the quandary of race.
Premiering August 25: Andrew Young talks about the roots of the Civil Rights Movement, the role he played in it and the church's voice today.

ONE ON ONE: AN INTERFAITH DIALOGU= E -

MONDAYS AT 6:00 PM <= /o:p>

Premiering August 11: Join Daniel Rinaldi of the Bahai Faith and Matthew Winterton of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as they disc= uss their lives, spirituality and their service to humanity. = Tune in for part two of this discussion on August 25 at 6:00 PM.&nbs= p;

SOUND OF YOUTH - WEDNESDAYS AT = 4:30 PM<= /span>

Watch as we check-in = with teens as they enroll in summer camps and learn how to beco= me environmentally friendly. We will also watch them study the mind boggling game of chess and learn the ropes of becoming a pilot.= This action packed episode premieres Wednesday, August 13 at 4:30 PM= . = Then, as the new school year approaches, listen as teens discuss what they = are looking forward to and what extra curricular activities th= ey hope to get involved in. This back-to-school e= pisode premieres Wednesday, August 27 at 4:30 PM.=

IN FOCUS - MONDAYS AT 6:3= 0 PM

Premiering August 11: Join host Chandra Brooks as she sits down with Rene Godefroy, author of "Kick Your Excus= es Goodbye!" This innovative discussion about wake-up calls for the mind will be followed by the gathering of the 13th Annual Eucharistic Congress Convention. Watch as more than 30,000 Cath= olic followers celebrate the feast of the body and blood of Christ. Then join in with The American Association of Ret= ired Persons (AARP) as they celebrate their 50th anniversary wi= th extraordinary women in the music industry w= ho perform during a Soul of Inspiration Concert. Lastly, listen up as = Audrey Galex talks with Atlan= ta Author Doug Blackmon as he reveals appalling testimonies to shocking court documents never made public about 20th century slavery of African Americans in the United States.
Premiering August 25: Join reporter Audrey Galex as she talks with, Second Helpings, an organization that picks = up expired food from grocery stores and redistributes it to local community action centers throughout Atlanta. Coping with = high gas prices? Tune in as a group of young adults from Bike-Co-op offer classes to build and repair bikes, for youth a= nd adults, as an alternate means of travel during these economic times. Then watch as Reporter Lisa Haynes talks to domestic violence victims of = Face to Face, a program that helps women who have been physically sc= ared or injured above the shoulders by a partner and receives cosmet= ic surgery free of charge.

Join Emmy Award Winni= ng Journalist and Anchor, Deloris Keith for AIB NEWS e= very Friday evening at 6:30 PM. Joining the distinguised AIB NEWS team are Reporters Lisa Haynes and Audrey Galex.&= nbsp; This weekly newscast offers a look at how Atlanta's faith based and n= on profit communities affect and influence local, national and international events. (Encore presentations - Saturdays at 7:30 AM, Sundays at 10:30 AM and Mondays at 5:00 PM)

AIB NEWS - IT'S NEWS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN <= span style=3D'mso-bookmark:"LETTER\.BLOCK31"'>

Moments of Inspiration - <= /b>Thursdays at 6= :00 PM<= /span>

New Shows Premiere August 14 and August 28:<= span style=3D'mso-bookmark:"LETTER\.BLOCK23"'> Join Rev. Dr. William Womack for another inspirational and motivational episode as he sings spiritual hymns.

PSALM ENCHANTED EVENING <= /b>-

FRIDAYS AT 6:0= 0 PM

Premiering August 1: Rabbi Jeff Salkin sits down with scholar = Steve Chervin to discuss Psalm 92. (Encore Presentations - Tuesdays at 11:00 AM, Wednesdays at 9:30 AM and Saturdays at 1:30 PM)

PRAISE CENTRAL - FRIDAYS AT 6:0= 0 PM

Premiering August 11 and August 25: We've listened to yo= ur requests. Now sit back and enjoy the latest videos f= rom Nicole C. Mullen and Salvador. Mercy Me, Mary Mary and John Rueben= are some of the other artists you can expect to see during this episode. We will also have a tribute to the Rev. Timothy Wright who lost his wife and grandson after a tragic car accide= nt during the July 4th holiday weekend. Our Artist Profiles = will include Girls of Grace and Jonny Lang. <= /span>