Roxane B. Salonen

"The faithful have a responsibility to weigh into politics. Those who argue otherwise misunderstand public discourse in a civilized society," writes Roxane Salonen.

November is National Adoption Month WEST FARGO — On Christmas evening 2017, Karli Moch was in the hospital fighting for her life.

🔊 In this episode, Roxane talks with Dr. John Sottosanti, author of a recent memoir on finding happiness through faith.

"If we could pause and reflect together at this juncture, I’m convinced those who’ve been tried and survived can lend a hand to others," writes Roxane Salonen.

Born prematurely as a tiny twin, Noreen Clarke finds strength in faith to give back to others.

In this episode, Roxane talks with Angela Copenhaver, founder of We Teach Think and Human from Day One, about what lives in the womb of a pregnant woman.

Instead of running from loved ones who’ve disappointed us, why not choose radical love?

In this episode, Roxane asks Kerri Bishop from the "Single Moms Smiling" website and podcast about whether or not there is a place for the divorced in church.

Roxane Salonen writes about Tony Bender and Steve Bulat, two local men who battled a fierce disease and had a powerful influence on their spheres.

Roxane asks Devlyn Brooks, a Lutheran pastor, and Rob Port, host of the "Plain Talk" podcast and columnist for The Forum, the question, "Who is Jesus?".