Family Life Noon Report – 02/14/23
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News features from a Biblical perspective.
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Lydia Rizkallah, a student at Corning-Painted Post High School, chose to be a Christian only about 4 months ago. Despite being new as a disciple of Jesus, she is already spreading her faith. Lydia has already formed a Jesus Club there and is coordinating a large youth rally in her town at the end of February.
On this “Hometown Heroes”, hear about she found that there are many teenagers have a eagerness to find out more about Jesus. School administrators appreciated her enthusiasm for launching an in-school club and encouraged her efforts. She emailed 300 churches, inviting their congregations and their young people to the February 26 rally. 
Lydia also tells how Jesus’ claim on her life transformed her life “in a crazy and exponential way.” Her
awareness of this salvation motivates her to act and tell others about her Lord.
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The fentanyl crisis.
A shocking statistic: Enough fentanyl was seized by law enforcement in 2022 to kill every American, of every age.
That is 50 million pills, plus 10 thousand pounds of Fentanyl powder. The DEA says that is over 379 million potentially deadly doses.
And that is only what law enforcement was able to confiscate.
The hundreds of thousands of deaths from the synthetic and illegal Fentanyl, plus hundreds of thousands more who became addicted to other (legal) opioid painkillers, this crisis calls out for a cure.
David Streem is medical director for Cleveland Clinic’s alcohol and drug treatment center. He tells Family Life, in addition to the toll this epidemic has on victims, families, and law enforcement, the opioid crisis takes a toll on the medical community.
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If you or someone you know needs help, you can talk with someone today: SAMHSA National Helpline
Confidential free help, from public health agencies, to find substance use treatment and information. 1-800-662-4357 (662-HELP)
For basic information about addictions to legal or illegal substances: Medical research from Cleveland Clinic and a related conversation with Dr. Streem
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Guns in Church, Pot in Pennsylvania, and whether Black History Month had its focus stolen.
Dan Barkowiak with the Pennsylvania Family Institute and Steven Hayford with New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms discuss governmental and social issues in the news. Capital Connection host Bob Price takes us to Albany and Harrisburg each Friday.
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