Reverend Jonathan Falwell, son of the late Reverend Jerry Falwell, is the host of a weekly nationwide television show called Main Street Today as well as The Old Time Gospel Hour. He interviews leaders from all sectors of society about their faith and how they use their faith to make a difference in our society. Reverend Falwell has appeared as a guest on numerous television and radio programs nationwide. He is also a member of NRA, a gun enthusiast, a member of the law enforcement community and an officer of the court in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Charles Billingsley sang his first solo in church in 1987 and the rest, as they say, is history. He began his full-time ministry in 1992 after graduating from college. For two years, he sang with NewSong, an award-winning Contemporary Christian music group. Since then, he has had a successful career as a solo artist. He recently co-wrote a song with Don Koch and Brian White that reached No. 1 for three consecutive weeks entitled, "A Loss for Words", from his project, Secret Conversation. Billingsley's latest recording, "God of the Ages", was introduced on the Billboard charts as #17 prior to its release. Within 24 hours of penning her first song, 11-year-old Joy Lippard had an unexpected revelation of divine purpose. "I cry myself to sleep, not knowing what tomorrow will be like," were among the first lyrics she wrote on September 10, 2001. And in the midst of national tragedy the next day as she reflected upon those sobering and timely words, Joy caught a glimpse of God's plan for her life and music. Today, the 18-year-old is faithfully following the call placed upon her heart more than eight years ago. A 2006 Gospel Music Association competition winner, Joy is also a talented piano and guitar player whose voice rings with the earnestness of a seasoned artist.