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Tommy is a native Texan born into a West Texas ranching family. He graduated from Sewanee Military Academy (University of the South). After graduation he worked on ranches in Texas and was also an amatuer bill rider. He joined the Army and was assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division in Viet Nam. It was during The Battle of Khe Sanh in 1968 that the bunker Tommy was in took a direct hit and, as he will tell you, he lost his life on that battlefield. It wasn't until nearly 20 years later that Tommy regained his life when he had a Damascus Road experience with the Lord. He later accepted a call to full time ministry and at age 48 was ordained. He now serves as Sr. Pastor of St. Luke's in the Meadow Episcopal Church in Ft. Worth.

Mario received Christ at Aberdeen University in Scotland and was called to evangelize in and through the Catholic world. After a time with Youth With A Mission (YWAM), Mario and Anna established nine discipleship training and evangelization schools in Malta, Germany, Poland, New zealand, Ghana, Singapore, India, the Philippines and Indonesia. After being contacted by Bill Bright in 2000, Mario founded Millennium Films International, an organization that promotes the spreading of the Word of God in several countries including China, thorugh the JESUS Film. Mario and Anna direct hopeXchange, a humanitarian organization that promotes human dignity in developing countries. One of the current projects of hopeXchange is the building of a 100 bed hospital in Kumasi, Ghana. On th same hospital grounds, a center for evangelism and discipleship is also being constructed. Mario is a member of the Strategy Working Group of the Lausanne Committee for Word Evangelization. Evangelistic trips and humanitarian projects took Mario to more than 50 countries across all continents. Mario has been married to Anna since 1983. They currently reside in Rome.

Carey Casey is Chief Executive Officer of the Kansas City-based National Center for Fathering, joining the Center in March, 2006. Through his work across the country, Casey has earned a reputation as a dynamic communicator, especially on the topic of men being good fathers; and as a compassionate ambassador, especially within the American sports community. Casey’s career has included serving as an NFL team chaplain and serving as co-pastor of an inner-city church in an Illinois community that was recognized by the Points of Light Foundation. He is a motivational speaker, delivering speeches and making friends with the many athletes and leaders he has met. Ken Canfield, founder of the National Center for Fathering, said: "Carey is exactly the leader NCF needs. Over the past 16 years, we built a solid base of research that underlies the materials, curricula, and other tools we developed for fathers. Carey brings the dynamism, the intellect and the talent to open new doors and get those tools to men who need them." Carey is listed in Who’s Who in Black America and is a past recipient of the Dallas NAACP Juanita Craft Award. Other honors include induction into the Salem, Va., Alumni Hall of Fame and Alumnus of the Year at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M. He has been featured in many local and national publications, including The New York Times, Atlanta Constitution, Los Angeles Times, The Kansas City Star, Chicago Tribune, Ebony, Christianity Today, ESPN.com and Leadership Magazine. He was also an authentic athletic in the award-winning movie, Remember the Titans. Casey joins the Center after 18 years in various roles with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, where most recently he was president of the FCA Foundation, gaining significant leadership experience with a large, successful, national nonprofit organization. For five years he served as co-pastor at Lawndale Community Church in North Lawndale, Ill. where he helped empower the community with health care, housing, education and economic growth. In 1988, Casey served as chaplain at the Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea, and had the same role for the Dallas Cowboys from 1983 to 1988 under Hall of Fame Coach Tom Landry. He also has served as a lecturer at the World Congress of Sports and the Senior Bowl and has spoken on life issues for numerous professional sports teams across America. Casey grew up in Salem, Va., and graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. As a running back and wide receiver, he helped lead the school's football team to the Atlantic Coast Conference Championship in 1977. He and his wife, Melanie, have been married for 28 years and live in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. They are parents of four.

Joe Croce founded Cici’s Pizza in 1985 with his first location in Plano, Texas. Over the next 19 years, Cici’s grew to over 450 locations before Joe sold the company in 2003, to spend more time with his family. During his time at Cici’s, Joe received numerous Entrepreneur of the Year awards, was featured in magazines, newspaper articles and television shows. Joe currently resides in Westlake, Texas with his wife and two children. He attends Gateway Church and enjoys speaking on how Godly principles changed his outlook on business, and how his “road to success” left him feeling empty until he placed his faith in the Lord.

The moral foundations of American society are in crisis. The high divorce rate, soaring out-of-wedlock birth rates, decreasing numbers of two-parent households, increasing cases of spousal and child abuse, and growing indifference to marriage tell the story. Among other things, the breakdown of the family unit has resulted in an increase in poverty, sexually transmitted diseases, drug use and gangs. "MarriageToday" is called to help reverse these trends. It's our mission to establish, strengthen, save, and restore family and marriage relationships through a Biblical message of healing, restoration, hope and encouragement. We are committed to providing families with the teaching and tools they need to succeed through our broadcast, literature, meetings, the Internet, etc. We are also reaching out in areas of strategic need, such as inner cities and foreign countries. And dedicated people are joining with us in our mission through prayer and giving. We are changing the future of our nation - one home at a time.

Mart Green wouldn’t be your first choice to be the driving force behind a movie, much less two of them. After all, until just a few years ago, the 42-year-old retailing magnate had never even been in a theater! Mart Green Green grew up in a conservative Christian home where movies were shunned, though his parents could've bought the local theater—or a whole chain of them, for that matter. His father, David Green, founder and CEO of Hobby Lobby, is listed among Forbes' 400 Richest Americans with a net worth of some $1.2 billion. A product of that retail world, Mart Green is now founder and CEO of Mardel Christian and Education Supply stores—so he's also got a few bucks to spend. Several years ago, he decided to spend some of it promoting the Bible in a nationwide marketing campaign similar to the "Got Milk?" blitz. He'd even chosen the slogan: "This Book Is Alive." But that idea got sidetracked after Green heard Steve Saint, son of one of the 1956 missionary martyrs in Ecuador, speak at a missions conference with Mincaye, one of the Waodani Indians who'd killed the martyrs—including Saint's father. Soon, Green's Bible blitz idea took on a different shape—in the form of a feature film about those 1956 events: "Instead of doing a 30-second commercial," says Green, "we ended up doing a two-hour movie about the power of God's Word." He formed a production company, Every Tribe Entertainment, and hired some pros to make the movies—including a big wheel who left Sony Pictures to helm the project.

Dudley Hall has been recognized by his peers as having been blessed with multiple gifts for serving the body of Christ. He is a popular speaker, a trusted father, and an effective preacher. Dudley serves as president of Successful Christian Living Ministries and FCCM in Euless , TX where he mentors young men, pastors and ministry leaders. Dudley’s passion is the centrality of Jesus Christ and his message is the proclamation and practice of the New Testament gospel. Dudley ’s aim is to connect the generations in their pursuit to change the world. Dudley is a graduate of Samford University with a Bachelor of Arts and from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary with his Masters of Divinity. He is author of several books including Grace Works, Glad to be Left Behind and Incense & Thunder. He resides in Grapevine, TX with his wife Betsy.

richard.henderson@fellowshipofthesword.com Richard Henderson is abandoned to Christ. He considers his wife, Paige, as his “best thing.” He has 3 sons – Benjamin 20, Riley 6, Maddox 2. Prior to founding FELLOWSHIP OF THE SWORD, Richard served for twenty years as worship pastor at a local church in Fort Worth, Texas. He has traveled the world, leading believers to the Throne and speaking on the glory of God. By his own admission, Richard never fully “sold out” to anything in his entire life until one day he heard THE voice: “Come away with me.” He answered, “Yes, Lord.” Richard enjoys golf (he’s not very good), anything outside (though he usually gets hurt), and laughing hard (he’s really pretty good at this). Richard adds – “I’ve seen Father do amazing things through lives thrown into Him with reckless abandon. If we are to see Father work like the ancients saw Him work, we must believe like they believed. I must die!”

Although best known for his role with America's Team, Chad Hennings' successes began long before his professional football career. An accomplished lineman in high school, Hennings was offered full scholarships from universities across the nation. Instead, he chose to attend the U.S. Air Force Academy, where he racked up numerous honors academically and on the gridiron. Named most valuable athlete at the academy, he earned defensive player of the year honors from the Western Athletic Conference and was named to the WAC's All-Decade Team. In addition, he received the 1987 Outland Trophy, given to the country’s outstanding lineman, and the most valuable player designation at the 1988 Freedom Bowl. A two-time Academic All-American, Hennings was inducted into the GTE Academic All-American Hall of Fame.

Mark Sterns and Joe Poore are the founders of Higher Power Aviation, a DFW-based FAA training center for airlines, corporations, government and military services, and individuals offering training on primarily Boeing aircraft. Higher Power Aviation is the leading Boeing 737 type rating provider and the majority of pilots hired at Southwest Airlines receive their Boeing 737 type rating from HPA. Mark and Joe operate a unique training center in that they are a company fully based on a set of values. These values of training, excellence, innovation, joy, relationships, serving and character provide not only a framework for operational decisions but also an opportunity to impact aviators and industry professionals with the love of Jesus.

LCDR Michael S. Hogg, CHC, USN Chaplain Michael S. Hogg is presently assigned as the Command Chaplain to NAS JRB Ft Worth. He reported to his present command in July 2005. Born in Saginaw, Michigan in November of 1960, Chaplain Hogg is one of six children of John and Lois Hogg. He attended high school in Muskegon, Michigan and graduated from Central Michigan University in 1983. Entering active duty service in 1985, he attended the United States Air Force Officers Training School at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Upon receiving his commission as a 2nd Lieutenant, he entered Air Training Command and ultimately receiving his qualifications as a Weapons Systems Officer . Chaplain Mike Hogg is ordained by the Presbyterian Church (USA). He entered active duty service as a United States Navy Chaplain in August of 1994. Chaplain Hogg’s initial assignment was to the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro in Santa Ana, California. This FMF tour was followed by a sea tour aboard the USS DENVER (LPD 9) located in San Diego, California in November 1996. Upon completion of his assignment to the USS DENVER, Chaplain Hogg was assigned to Naval Base Coronado, San Diego, California as base chaplain in November 1998. He completed duty ashore and reported for duty in Okinawa, Japan as the Deputy Group Chaplain, 3d Force Services Support Group. As Deputy Group Chaplain he was assigned to SPMAGTF Operation Iraqi Freedom and was lead chaplain in Phuket Thailand for Tsunami Relief CSF 536. Chaplain Hogg is in the dissertation phase of his doctorate degree in Education from the University of San Diego. His personal decorations include a Joint Commendation Medal, five Navy Commendation Medals, an Air Force Commendation Medal, and two Navy Achievement Medals. He is married to the former Lara Lee Davis of Dallas, Texas. They have two daughters, Alexandra age 16, Erin age 11, and one son Michael age 4.

Wide receiver Michael Irvin joined the Dallas Cowboys in 1988, following a stellar collegiate football career with the Miami Hurricanes. Selected as the 11th player overall in the first round of the 1988 National Football League Draft, Irvin quickly developed into one of the elite receivers in Cowboys and NFL history. From 1991 through 1998, Irvin recorded 1,000-yard seasons in all but one year. Along the way, the Cowboys made four straight appearances in the NFC championship game (1992-1995) and captured three Super Bowl titles with back-to-back wins over the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowls XXVII and XXVIII, and the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX. In 1995, Irvin recorded his finest season as he caught 111 passes for 1,603 yards. He also established an NFL record with eleven 100-yard games, and scored 10 touchdowns. His outstanding play continued during that year's post-season. In the Cowboys' 38-27 win over the Green Bay Packers in the 1995 NFC Championship Game, Irvin had seven receptions for 100 yards and two touchdowns. He capped off the year with five catches for 76 yards in Dallas's 27-17 victory over the Steelers in Super Bowl XXX. In all, Irvin accumulated 750 receptions for 11,904 yards. A member of the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 1990s, he had 100 or more yards receiving in a game forty-seven times during his 159-game career.

Former Notre Dame and NFL Wide Receiver who was placed second in the voting for the Heisman Trophy winner in 1990. He began his career in the CFL, then came to the NFL in 1993 with the Raiders. He didn't become a starter until 1995 and didn't have a 1,000-yard season until 1998, his third year in Carolina after three years with the Raiders. He parlayed his success with the Panthers into a contract with Dallas and in his first season responded with career highs for catches (80) and yards (1,097). His most memorable moment as a Cowboy probably came in his first game, when he caught a 76-yard touchdown pass from Troy Aikman in overtime to beat the Redskins in Washington.

Gary is not only a successful business man, who has written numerous books and impacted thousands in the insurance industry, but is also the Founder of Roaring Lambs Ministry, which is dedicated to inspiring Christians to live their faith on a daily basis. He also started the Bent Tree Bible study, which has been running for over twenty five years. Gary has learned the secret of putting Christ first in both his business and personal life.

Jim Lane is Managing Partner of Devonwood Capital Partners. He is a Senior Advisor to Ripplewood Holdings LLC and Chairman of NanoHoldings LLC. Previously, Jim was Chairman and CEO of SG Capital Partners, the private equity business affiliated with Societe Generale and SG Cowen Securities. Prior to establishing SG Capital Partners, Jim's career spanned nearly twenty years at Goldman Sachs & Co. where he was a General Partner and a founding member of the Firm’s global private equity business. Jim has a Bachelor of Arts from Wheaton College and an MBA from Columbia University. He serves on several charitable boards including the Yale Center for Faith and Culture, The Trinity Forum, Wilberforce Forum (Prison Fellowship Ministries), and the New Canaan Society. Jim and his wife, Susie, live in New Canaan, CT, have three daughters, and a golden retriever, also a female. If you can get Jim to focus for any length of time, he will admit to suffering from a severe case of ADD.

Chaplain Lewis will share his real wartime experience from a chaplain's perspective and relate it our own spiritual battles as men. Chaplain, Lt.Col. Jerry D. Lewis is the Readiness and Reserve Affairs Staff Chaplain, Office of the Chief of Chaplain, Headquarters Air Force, Bolling AFB, District of Columbia. As the Readiness Actions Officer for the Air Force Chief of Chaplains, Ch. Lewis is responsible for all USAF wartime, contingency operations and exercise policies, programs, and plans for Chaplain Service (CS) active duty, reserve and National Guard. He maintains the War Mobilization Plan functional planning guidance. For you UT fans, Ch. Lewis's son, Aaron, is #95 for the Longhorns.

D.D. Lewis was a linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys for 13 years, from 1968 to 1981. He played in 5 Super Bowls and at one point played 135 consecutive games. In 2001 he was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame for his prowess on the field at Mississippi State University. After retiring from football his life fell apart because of drug and alcohol abuse. He lost his wife and kids in the process. In 1986 'D' took his last drink and has been sober since. He reconnected with God and works in his company's outreach program talking to students about his life's lessons, peer pressure, and the need for a 'game plan' against alcohol and drugs. He currently resides in Plano, TX

One of the most genuine and compelling communicators of our day, Dennis Peacocke has carried a concern for social justice for over 35 years. In his college days, this concern was expressed through his involvement in the civil rights and free speech movements. He graduated from Berkeley in political science at the height of the turbulent 60's. Since his conversion in 1968, Dennis has gained international respect as a strategist due to his unique way of applying biblical solutions to the many challenging issues facing families, churches, business, and government. A former business owner, Dennis is the founder and president of Strategic Christian Services, a leadership organization dedicated to demonstrating the relevance of Christianity to every area of contemporary life. He has authored three books: Winning the Battle for the Minds of Men, published in 1987 and 2000, Doing Business God's Way, published in 1994 and 2003, and The Emperor Has No Clothes published in 2003. He has also recorded numerous audio and video presentations. Dennis and his wife Jan reside in Santa Rosa, California. They have three adult children and seven grandchildren.

David Rawles is the founder of Career Workshops Inc., a not-for-profit organization dedicated to equipping individuals with job and career skills so as to enable them to locate and secure good career positions and further enable them to reach their God-given potential through achieving career and life goals. David conducts organizational consulting all over the globe. His initial business training took place at Disneyland and Walt Disney World where David learned the importance of customer service, providing value, continuous improvement, and integrity, along with skills to supervise, communicate effectively and even entertain a little. This learning and a strong desire to succeed led David to a career he loved. David and his wife Fran live in Bedford, are active members of First Baptist Church of Euless, and devote much of their time serving various ministries focused on work and family issues.

An inner city kid raised in a rough area of South Dallas, Oscar Roan, like so many others, dreamed of success in athletics as the road to fulfillment in life. Oscar worked hard at making his dreams a reality. At South Oak Cliff High School he was an outstanding performer in football, baseball, track, and basketball. His senior year he received all-district honors in all four sports. College years brought Oscar more recognition for his athletic ability. By the time he was a junior at Southern Methodist University, he could see his dreams coming true. He was second team All Southwest Conference in football and the league’s newcomer of the year in basketball. Everything seemed to be going right, but success and recognition weren’t enough. Married now, Oscar was having problems with his wife. He had developed a serious drinking problem and was asking questions about meaning and purpose in life that he couldn’t find answers for. The answers came when he met an evangelist who led him to Christ, who shared the best news Oscar had ever heard – God loved him and had a plan for his life. A plan that freed him from drinking, set in motion the restoration of his marriage, and provided a definite sense of direction and real meaning in life. Oscar was drafted in the third round by the Cleveland Browns in l975 after finishing his collegiate career at SMU where he made the l974 Time Magazine All American Football Team at tight end. In his rookie year with the Browns he caught 41 passes for 463 yards and three touchdowns and was named 4th runner up for rookie of the year. During his pro football career Oscar worked in the off season with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). He retired from the pros in l979 and went into full-time Christian service, working as Area Director with the Dallas Chapter of the FCA. Since 1980, Oscar, his wife Linda, and their sons Mario and Quincy, have traveled throughout the United States co-laboring with such ministries as: The Fred Jordan Mission, Mike Barber Prison Ministries, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and The Salvation Army.

James Robison Since 1962, James Robison has delivered the gospel to the masses—first, through crusade evangelism; today, via television. At the young age of 18, God called James into the ministry. He began speaking in churches, and doors quickly opened for him to hold crusades in stadiums and indoor arenas nationwide. More than 20 million people attended his meetings, with more than 2 million decisions for Christ. The ministry that James founded—LIFE Outreach International—now focuses on television and mission outreach, and more people are coming to Christ in a single year than in his first 20 years of ministry. A Dysfunctional Childhood James Robison's background is hardly typical of a nationally known inspirational leader. On October 9, 1943, James was born in the charity ward of St. Joseph's Hospital in Houston, Texas—the result of a forced sexual experience. His mother, Myra Wattinger, placed an ad in the Houston newspaper for a Christian couple to take care of him. Rev. and Mrs. H.D. Hale of Pasadena, Texas, responded to the ad. For the next several years, James lived with the Hales and saw his mother on occasion. Myra came to get him when he was 5 years old, and for the next 10 years, they lived in extreme poverty. James' biological father entered their lives when he was a teenager. An alcoholic, he nearly killed James' mother and, out of self-defense, James threatened to shoot him. James was permitted to visit the Hales when he was 14. During that visit, he accepted Christ as his Savior. Miraculously, he was able to live with the Hales the last two years of high school. He attended Pasadena High School, where he met Betty Freeman. After graduating, they married in 1963. They have three children and 11 grandchildren.

A. Larry Ross has more than 26 years experience in mainstream and Christian public relations. Throughout his career and personal ministry, Mr. Ross has been a strategic consultant to many organizations and individuals at both agency and corporate levels. A graduate of Wheaton College in Illinois, Mr. Ross has diverse experience in all forms of promotion and communications. He has developed national and international images for worldwide organizations, in several cases serving as primary corporate spokesperson. Mr. Ross has extensive radio/television training and expertise. Before his involvement with public relations agencies in New York, Philadelphia and Dallas (since 1980), he spent several years as field spokesman for the General Motors Corporation. He has also handled media positioning for baseball great Joe DiMaggio and evangelist Billy Graham. In 1994, after more than 13 years in the religious arena, he founded A. LARRY ROSS COMMUNICATIONS, a full-service media and public relations company serving ministries at the intersection of faith and culture. Mr. Ross has broad experience in for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. He has helped numerous organizations conduct issues management, corporate positioning, and crisis communications and coordinate special events – influencing public opinion through an effective use of media and public relations.

This is a special time at Wingmen where one of our own Wingmen brings a short message and we get a chance to discuss the issues or questions presented by the speaker among the guys at our tables. It's a little bit more sophisticated than the men of the square table commericials on TV and a lot more fun! We will try to schedule a couple of these each semester due to their popularity.

TruthWorks is a teaching and resourcing ministry helping individuals live real, relevant and significant lives for Christ; thereby enabling His Church, which is made up of such people, to have prevailing influence in its world. Research shows that deep in every heart is an undeniable longing for something real, relevant and significant; a desire to live a life that makes a difference. Yet, research also shows that there is nothing more common than unrealized potential. On the one hand we want our lives to matter, yet on the other we seem willing to settle for what we know is less than what we are capable of being, and doing. This website is dedicated to providing you with inspirational resources that can help you find your way to a life of purpose and significance. The fact is Truth Works! It always has... and it always will. All it takes is an honest and humble heart, and Truth will work for you.

Rich Speakman has promoted over 300 concerts and 1000 bands in the last 12 years here in the Dallas Ft. Worth area. He is a business entrepreneur that has sought to use his talents to bring "redeeming" music to all people; especially youth. His heart is to use music as a hook to draw non Christians to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ as Lord. He recognizes the enemy also has a plan to draw us away from God and to an eternal lake of fire. The topic of discussion is the influence of music on today's culture and the battle we must fight to raise our kids and not let the Satanic inspired rock stars of today raise them ( Marilyn Manson). You will learn how music is influencing us, how to unmask the enemy, and how to find good, redeeming music that is better than the evil inspired messages of Satan. Some video presentations may cause you to think twice before you listen to your Elvis, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Z., AC/DC albums again.

Brent Strehlow has developed over 10,000 Executives/Managers from various industries in over 45 states and six countries. TMI has development courses for supervisors, managers, executives as well as customer service and sales. Brent has developed a comprehensive leadership development course called The 6 Levels of Leadership. He provides executive coaching and consulting in areas of Communication, Organizational Development, Strategic Planning, Team-building, Change Management and Recruiting. Brent has consulted with many organizations and led major change Initiatives to develop strategy, change culture and improve the bottom line. His breadth of experience enables Brent to operate as a leader of leaders that desire to take their organization to the next level. His mastery of Extended DISC has given him recognition has a leading expert in assessing and building management teams. Brent is a popular speaker at conferences on leadership and is soon releasing his first book, entitled UnStuck Leaders: The Six Qualities for Organizational Excellence. You can gain more information at www.tmicentral.com . Companies served include: Lucent Technologies, Radio Shack, Nissan, Bank of America, The Potter's House, The Dallas Cowboys, Comverse, NRMCA, DCP Midstream, Administaff, BCD Travel, HRG Worldwide, Trow & Rahal, Sandia National Labs, GVTC, Aggregate Industries, Perot Systems, Weatherbug and many more.

Glenn Terrell is a lot older than he looks. A strapping 75 years old, Glenn has extensive experience in ministry as a head pastor as well as in business as a very successful entrepreneur. It's always a surprise to us when Glenn starts his talk so come enjoy the morning with us.

LANCE WALLNAU is Director of the Lancelearning Group, a unique teaching institute that combines Scripture, the anointing of the Holy Spirit and cutting edge learning technology. The Lancelearning Group is dedicated to helping Christians discover the keys to personal and professional transformation by helping people identify and break through their own personal constraints. He believes that history’s greatest harvest is about to be reaped and his mission is to teach the church and reach the world. Lance is the person that leaders call upon when they need a catalyst for breakthrough or clarity on their next step. Celebrating 20 years of service to national and international leaders and businessmen, Lance is sought out as a resource for ministries, businesses and corporations. His workshops are in demand because the results are immediate and practical. He currently serves along with his wife, Annabelle, as a Pastor at Word of Life Covenant Church in Cranston, RI. They have three children Lance Jr., Carl, and Joy

Bobby is the founder of Operation Purity, a part of Wingmen Ministries. As a leader at Wingmen Ministries, he has made it his mission to educate men about the daily battle they face remaining physically and mentally pure in our society. He has developed a seminar to help educate both fathers and sons on the issues of sexual addictions, the dangers of pornography and how they can destroy life. Recent polls have shown that 70% of Christian men battle with pornography and 76% of pastors polled are currently fighting this battle. It is a significant issue that needs to be brought into the light. He does just that in a non threatening and loving way. Bobby is married with two children and lives in the local area. He is affectionately known as the Porn Pastor among his friends. Please contact him at dicy60@yahoo.com.

During his first three years with Dallas, the six-foot-six, 255-pound "Big Cat" was used as a tight end, defensive lineman, and offensive tackle. But in 1969, Wright got his first chance as a starter after Ralph Neely was sidelined by injury. Wright's performance was so strong that he won a starting role as right tackle. For thirteen seasons, Wright played 166-games, started at right tackle in six NFC championship games, and played in five Super Bowls, winning two of them (VI and XII). He earned his first of four All-NFL honors in 1971 and was voted that same year to the first of six straight Pro Bowls. Wright was named first- or second-team All-Pro each season from 1971 through 1976, earned three All-NFC honors, and the Cowboys led the league for total offense five times (ranked 6th all-time at retirement in 1979). His blocking (and leadership as the team's co-captain for 7 years) helped the Cowboys win 10 division titles and six conference crowns. In addition, Wright was named to the NFL’s All-Decade Team of the 1970s and was voted the NFLPA NFC Offensive Lineman of the Year in 1972. Wright's post-football involvement with at-risk, inner city youth resulted in his appointment to the Juvenile Supreme Court in Arizona. He also served as president of the NFL Alumni Chapter, “Caring for Kids” program in the mid-nineties. His philanthropic endeavors, including the non-profit "Kids 4 Tomorrow" organization he co-founded with some other NFL players, were featured in Volume 9 of the Philanthopy World Magazine, along with fellow former-Cowboy teammate, Cliff Harris. The Athletes International Ministries awarded him the Hall of Faith Award in 1997. Wright was inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 1988. He was a member of the NFL All-Time Super Bowl Team in 1990 and received the NFL Legends Award that same year. He was inducted into the Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame in 2002. In 2004, Rayfield Wright was inducted in the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor. In 2006, he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.