Islam

Original Airdate: July 13,2008

Host: Scott Dente

Guests: Kerby Anderson& Dillon Burroughs and 33 Miles

Ever wonder what Islam is all about? In this episode of Faith Café, Scott joins Kerby Anderson and Dillon Burroughs to learn about Islam. Anderson and Burroughs share information about the history of Islam and ways to witness to those around us. Then our musical guests, 33 Miles bring their latest news to the Café and share a couple of their latest hits.

Guest Bios

Kerby Anderson (www.probe.org)

Kerby Anderson Serves as host of "Point of View" (USA Radio Network)-heard on 180 radio outlets nationwide as well as on the Internet (www.pointofview.net) and shortwave. He has been given honors such as Blue Key National Honorary Society, Who's Who in the World, Who's Who in Religion, Who's Who in the South & Southwest, and Who's Who in Writers, Editors, and Poets. He currently serves as National Director of Probe Ministries.

Dillon Burroughs (www.harvesthousepublishers.com)

Dillon Burroughs is a staff writer for the award-winning television and radio program The John Ankerberg Show, which is broadcast into more than 185 countries. He is the author or coauthor of 13 books, including the bestselling What Can Be Found in LOST? the revised Facts On series (with John Ankerberg and John Weldon; 2 million sold), and the Comparing Christianity series (1 million sold). Dillon is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and lives with his wife and two children in Tennessee.

33 Miles (www.33Milesonline.com)

Jason, Chris and Collin form 33 Miles. Separately they are talented musicians and vocalists, but together they form a unique blend that stands heads and shoulders above the crowd. Together they form 33Miles. The trio boasts a fresh new sound that combines their varied influences into an intriguing musical blend that shouts their destiny, "…to love on God's people." Each member is an accomplished vocalist, songwriter, and musician in his own right, but together there's an electricity and passion that comes from a shared sense of purpose.