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Feb 26, 2010 · By Lillian Kwon, Christian Post Reporter Friday, February 26, 2010. Dr. James Dobson is saying his final farewell to the ministry he founded 33 years ago. His last day at Focus on the Family is Friday. "Nothing is forever.
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Aug 27, 2020 · In an interview with NPR back in 2010, CNN religion writer Dan Gilgoff described Dobson as a “classic culture warrior” — someone who is actively involved in “protecting” a particular set of values they see as being “under threat.”. Gilgoff says that Dobson left Focus on the Family in order to take things in a more political direction.
Mar 12, 2010 · Michael de Yoanna March 12, 2010. Earlier this month, James Dobson, the man who founded the conservative Focus on the Family ministry in Colorado Springs, left his most coveted pulpit—Focus’ radio show—to start an independent radio program with his son, Ryan. Now Ken Hutcherson, who leads Antioch Bible church in Washington and is a loyal ...
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For Focus on the Family founder James Dobson, one season will end today. But another will soon begin. An estimated 200 million people worldwide will tune in Friday to Dobson’s final turn as host ...
News Religious Herald | February 26, 2009. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Focus on the Family's James Dobson has stepped down as board chairman of the ministry he founded 32 years ago, according to a news release on the organization’s Web site (www.focusonthefamily.com).
Feb 25, 2010 · 2/25/2010 (1 decade ago) Published in U.S. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (LifeSiteNews.com) - After 33 years at Focus on the Family, psychologist Dr. James Dobson bids farewell on Friday to the Christian ministry he founded, and brings his radio presence at the organization to an end.
