It's Monday, so it must be time to talk with Warren Cole Smith from WORLD Magazine. Join us today as we discuss Trinity Broadcasting Network's latest blunder, Stony Brook University no longer letting students off for religious holidays, the problem with modern charity, and the shocking product atheists at the University of Texas are offering in exchange for Bibles. We also talk about Chuck Colson's hospitalization and ask for your prayers in his road to recovery. Do you want to know more about what's going on in the world around you? WORLD Magazine is offering a free, no obligation 3-month subscription. Check out the link on our show page under Web Extras.
Warren Cole Smith has over 20 years of experience as a writer, editor, marketing professional, and entrepreneur.
He is the associate publisher of WORLD Magazine, the nation’s largest Christian news magazine. He has also served as the publisher and editor of the Evangelical Press News Service, a “wire service” for approximately 100 Christian newspapers with a combined print-run of more than 1-million each month. Before launching a career in Christian journalism, Warren spent over seven years as the Marketing Director for a major division of PricewaterhouseCoopers, a “Big Five” accounting firm.
Warren honed his story-telling skills by writing outdoor and adventure stories — both fiction and non-fiction — for such magazines as Alaska, High Country, High Adventure, and Sports Afield. His essays, reviews, interviews, and articles have also been included in various books, including Public Relations, one of the most widely used college journalism textbooks in the world.
His education includes a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s degree in English, both from the University of Georgia. He and his wife Missy have been married for 26 years, and they have four children. His oldest is a graduate of Grove City College. He has a son at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Warren and Missy and their two younger children live in Charlotte, N.C.
He speaks often at churches, conferences, and other Christian and political events. These speeches have included presentations at the national conferences of the Gospel Music Association and the Evangelical Press Association, in addition to hundreds of speeches at local and regional events.
