Attending the Ruth Institute Summit for Survivors of the Sexual Revolution was the highlight of my year. The caliber and expertise of the presenters and advocates was impressive. Not only was there a wealth of knowledge represented in a variety of fields, but also a deep love and care demonstrated for those affected by the Sexual Revolution. I can’t think of a more urgent cultural crisis than the ever-increasing fallout and trauma of the Sexual Revolution.

There are so many things I liked about the Summit for Survivors of the Sexual Revolution. First and foremost is Dr. Morse, the consummate conference leader. She did an excellent job of keeping everyone on time, dealing with any technical difficulties that arose, and making her own informative presentations, all with grace and good humor, which are so important given the often difficult topics that were covered. The presenters dealt with topics from current news headlines but went deeper with data and careful analysis, and for some, relating their personal experience. Some presentations gave us a historical perspective as to how we have gotten to where we are now as a culture.

To a person, every presenter not only stated the problem, but stated clearly what the solution was, and how to get there. “Inspiring” is the best word I can come up with to describe this event. The work being done by The Ruth Institute must be shared. So let’s share it. My deepest gratitude to Dr. Morse and her team for the life-changing and life-saving work they are doing. If I were you, I’d get the 2022 Summit for Survivors of the Sexual Revolution on your calendar.

Attending the Summit for Survivors of the Sexual Revolution was one of the best things I’ve done to help with my radio work and to reinforce my commitment to combating the destruction of the family. Every session was informative and hard-hitting. Meeting presenters and attendees gave me an in-depth understanding of their stories, and provided future guests for our program segments on pornography, gender theory, and “transgenderism.”

During this time of COVID, The Ruth Institute persevered and brought speakers and panelists virtually to us. Every topic was covered comprehensively from statistics and research to personal stories from real individuals who have suffered and overcome. I am convicted that we are on the right side working for all that is true, beautiful, and good. I am now connected to a team of experts and countless resources.

As an entrepreneur who works with organizations across the U.S., and as a husband and father of two teenagers, I see first-hand the culture’s objectivization of women, the assault on innocence, and sexualization of every person and every issue. The Ruth Institute provides clarity – supported by sound research, data, and evidence – to answer these crucial and transcendental questions that we all face.