SATURDAY • JULY 3RD

Topic: Possessing Hope, Faith And Belief In A Time Of Struggle

Guest: Rev. Dr. Michele Balamani, Founding Director of Baraka Pastoral Counseling Center; Christopher Golsom, Area Professional

Historian George Iles once said that “hope is faith holding out its hand in the dark.” Hope is an important coping mechanism during times in our lives when darkness surrounds us. Hope can also be simply knowing that we have choices--as hard as some of them may be. Coupled with Faith and Belief, Hope can be a powerful tool for transformation. This morning we offer you an uplifting discussion on the life-altering power of Hope.

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SATURDAY • JULY 10TH

Topic: OPEN PHONES

Guests: You

This morning we throw the phone lines open to the listeners of the Audrey Chapman Show. Join in the dialogue and have the chance to ask her about any issue that is on your mind - love, family, or career.

Give her a call at 202.432.WHUR (202-432-9487) or 1-800-221-WHUR.

SATURDAY •JULY 17TH

Topic: Breaking Up And Moving On: The Ins And Out Of Healing A Broken Heart

Guests: Audrey Chapman, author of Getting Good Loving: Seven Ways to Find Love and Make It Last

You’ve ended it and feel like you’ll never get over the feeling of emptiness and loss, right? This morning we’ll explore how to take responsibility for your emotions, face your fears, and ultimately to seek new people and new experiences that will heal your broken heart. Are you ready to start the next chapter of your life?

Join the dialogue by calling 202-.432-WHUR or 1-800-221-9487.

SATURDAY • JULY 24th

Topic: Finding Good Love Ain’t Easy

MAre you ready to throw away the rules and re-learn the art of dating? You just might find that stepping outside the box and dating a less likely type is the remedy for successfully finding the right partner. If you are ready to break old patterns and adopt new dating techniques.

Give us a call at 202-432-9739, or 1-800-432-9739 to learn more.

SATURDAY •JULY 31ST

Topic: Just Let It Go: Releasing Anger And Pain To Move Forward

Guests: Audrey Chapman, author of Seven Attitude Adjustments for Finding a Loving Man

Moving forward is what we ultimately want to do. One way to start is by acknowledging the pain, anger and rage that sometimes consumes our lives. Reveling in these feelings for a time can give you the will to keep going, but clinging to them will only warp who you are. Want to learn how to move beyond these feelings so that you can be your best self?

Join the dialogue by calling 202-.432-WHUR or 1-800-221-9487.