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Souled Out Ministries Hits The Air Waves With Amy Dillon Live

Amy Dillon signed a contract with The WORD 99.3/98.5 to host a live, weekly morning program, now named Amy Dillon Live, starting September 13, 2010. The foundation of Souled Out, a women's ministry imparting freedom, will be the launch pad.

2010-08-29
GEORGETOWN, TX, August 29, 2010 (Press-News.org) Amy Dillon, Founder and President of Souled Out Ministries, was given the opportunity to host the weekly morning program, now named Amy Dillon Live, beginning September 13, 2010 on The Word 99.3 / 98.5 FM. The program will run weekday mornings from 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM. Amy Dillon and show producer Judith Dudley will offer women a start to their morning that is powerful, packed full of encouragement and freedom.

The tag-line of choice for the program "Transparent and Transformational" is purposeful. "Transparency with one another is the catalyst that opens the window of our soul to further heal, progress and transform into all that we were created to be. You will be hearing from women of all walks of life sharing their stories of tragedy to triumph, miraculous moments in Christ and much more!" says Amy Dillon.

"We are going where most do not want to go." The question must be asked: Why is it that delving into the experiences that most all have in common is not politically correct to venture into?

"Life experiences are not politically correct; nor was Jesus. We are going into the land of the lost, bruised, broken, prideful and guilty. We are going to shed light in dark places in order that we might receive maximum freedom in our faith walk and in life! We were not meant to walk oppressed at any level," says Judith Dudley.

Here is what one can expect from the Amy Dillon Live program:
- Live audience interaction through call-ins daily
- In studio interviews
- Special live events
- Inspiration and connection to strengthen you every day!

"God is ready to rock your world! Are you ready?" asks Amy Dillon.

Join Amy Dillon and Judith Dudley weekdays 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM on The Word 99.3/98.5 and become a part of groundbreaking programming in Central Texas!

Listeners can also tune in Live Online at www.KLGO.net.

Website: http://AmyDillonLive.com

There are several ways to connect with Amy Dillon Live:

Amy Dillon Live Website
Connect with Amy Dillon Live on Facebook
Follow Amy Dillon Live on Twitter
See Amy Dillon Live on YouTube
Souled Out exists to empower women to become all God created them to be by helping them break the chains that bind their abilities and beliefs.


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[Press-News.org] Souled Out Ministries Hits The Air Waves With Amy Dillon Live
Amy Dillon signed a contract with The WORD 99.3/98.5 to host a live, weekly morning program, now named Amy Dillon Live, starting September 13, 2010. The foundation of Souled Out, a women's ministry imparting freedom, will be the launch pad.