Four ‘Outspoken’ Female Hosts Believe That Motherhood and Sisterhood Should Not Be Walked Through Alone PHILADELPHIA—Nationally syndicated host and biblical investing authority Dan Celia reaches millions of listeners and viewers in a variety of ways, including radio, television, livestreaming and social media. The Financial Issues Stewardship Ministries (FISM) leader recently launched an exciting new project, FISM.TV, which will soon debut a new program designed for women by women on Jan. 20. “Outspoken: A Sisterhood of Faith” is hosted by Jeanne Hester, Ann Barrovecchio, Lauren Smack and Brittany Hollis. The four women believe that motherhood and sisterhood should not be walked through alone, therefore, “Outspoken” was born. The “Outspoken” television show and podcast was established out of a desire to speak godly truth in love in order to unite mothers into a sisterhood of faith. Furthermore, “Outspoken” was created to help women encourage and support each other through the [...]

PHILADELPHIA—Nationally syndicated host and biblical investing authority Dan Celia said today that as the week wraps up, the markets are moving forward—good news in light of somewhat stalled trade talks, geopolitical unrest and headlines about impending recession. Celia discusses these and other global and economic headlines on his daily, three-hour “Financial Issues” program, heard on more than 650 radio stations and several television networks nationwide. “China and the U.S will meet on trade next month, and the service sector is moving further into expansion,” Celia said. “Oil prices are also moving up, which is stabilizing energy stocks. Consumer spending remains strong, and there is a Fed rate cut on the horizon. “Let’s keep in mind we are only a tweet, geopolitical event or Commerce Department hiccup away from seeing things reverse course,” he added. “We are starting the month off on good footing, but historically August [...]

About 50 Firms Signed Onto a New York Times Ad This Summer Calling Out Pro-Life Laws, But Not One Fortune 500 Company Was Among Them PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—Over the summer, CEOs from about 50 companies signed onto a full-page ad in The New York Times, stating the recent abortion laws in Georgia, Missouri, Alabama and Ohio that protect life are “bad for business.” The “Don’t Ban Equality” ad, according to WORLD Magazine, announced: “It’s time for companies to stand up for reproductive health care. … Restricting access to comprehensive reproductive care, including abortion, threatens the health, independence and economic stability of our employees and customers. Simply put, it goes against our values, and is bad for business.” But notice, says biblical stewardship and nationally syndicated host Dan Celia, that not one Fortune 500 CEO signed onto the ad. Many of the companies that did, [...]