Ms. Lorna Dueck

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  , Lorna Dueck, Host of Listen Up TV

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  Published on: 3/14/2007    Last Visited: 3/14/2007  

  Lorna Dueck of Listen Up TV will be our Moderator for the day.
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  Facilitator: Lorna Dueck is the Executive Producer of the current affairs program Listen Up TV.A popular television host and public speaker, Lorna is a regular commentary writer on faith and public life in Canada's largest national newspaper, The Globe and Mail.

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  Published on: 9/1/2009    Last Visited: 9/1/2009  

  Lorna Dueck interviews a guest on the set of Listen Up. PHOTO: LISTEN UP
  
  BURLINGTON, ON—Five years after Listen Up left the security and umbrella of Crossroads Christian Communications, the program has developed into a prominent Christian voice in Canada's mainstream media.
  
  Created by Lorna Dueck, Listen Up began 10 years ago as a regular, weekly feature within the 100 Huntley Street program.
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  Dueck has also exercised her influence writing regular opinion columns in The Globe and Mail, participating in "Salon," the Globe's online discussion forum and writing a regular column on the CBC website.
  
  "I marvel that God invited and equipped us to communicate His story. He is passionate to be known by people," says Dueck, reflecting on the past five years.
  
  "I'm also amazed how much the communications business has changed, how the world is consuming too much information too lightly. The Christian story is facing warp speed digestion. I didn't feel that way five years ago, but it's characteristic of 2009 and beyond."
  
  While the growth has come, Dueck and her team have faced countless challenges along the way. Some of the biggest obstacles have been financial ones. Without a single funding source for Listen Up, it relies on individuals to support the ministry.
  
  "Global TV is a hefty airtime bill for us," she explains. "We face the reality that the higher the quality of the [program], the more viewers will watch.
  
  "Market value programming is $100,000 per half hour, according to the tax credit structure of the Canadian Television Fund. We only spend about one-third of that per episode.
  
  "We haven't overcome the challenges, but we've learned persistence," says Dueck. In spite of the on-going challenges, there's plenty to celebrate with the program gaining attention in surprising places.
  
  Last Easter, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's representatives contacted the show to request the PM be given air time to make a special address to the nation. Eugene Peterson, author of The Message Bible, granted his first ever television interview to Dueck.
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  And Dueck increasingly finds herself called by the members of the mainstream media to comment on faith issues.
  
  What's next for Listen Up?
  
  "A significant plan we have is to mentor young people into creating a product for their audiences under our charitable umbrella," says Dueck.

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  Published on: 3/15/2007    Last Visited: 3/15/2007  

  Christian writer Lorna Dueck
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  Christian writer Lorna Dueck took questions 09/03/07 2:15 PM (109)
  
  >GlobeinvestorGOLD - It Pays to be Informed

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  Published on: 4/27/2007    Last Visited: 4/27/2007  

  Listen Up with Lorna Dueck - Video Podcast - View Stats - Rate this Podcast
  
  661 Listen Up with Lorna Dueck - Video PodcastListen up is a weekly TV news magazine dedicated to the analysis of faith and culture.Exploring news and current affairs through the prism of a Christian worldview, host Lorna Dueck demonstrates where headlines and Christianity converge.

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  Published on: 4/26/2007    Last Visited: 5/17/2007  

  Committee members this year were Lorna Dueck, Executive Producer of Listen Up TV, John Pellowe, CEO of the Canadian Council of Christian Charities, and Jamie McIntosh, Executive Director of International Justice Mission Canada, and last year's winner.

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  Published on: 3/30/2006    Last Visited: 2/21/2009  

  LORNA DUECK
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  By subscribing to the Listen Up Insider, you'll be receiving news flashes and updates directly to your email informing you about important developments with Lorna Dueck, and Listen Up TV.
  
  Listen Up Insiders will receive emailed copies of every Globe & Mail article, CBCnews Viewpoint, or web discussion that Lorna Dueck writes.
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  Home | Lorna Dueck | Episodes | Going Deeper | About Listen Up | Donate | Contact

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  Published on: 9/1/2009    Last Visited: 9/3/2009  

  Created by Lorna Dueck, Listen Up began 10 years ago as a regular, weekly feature within the 100 Huntley Street program.
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  Dueck has also exercised her influence writing regular opinion columns in The Globe and Mail, participating in "Salon," the Globe's online discussion forum and writing a regular column on the CBC website.
  
  "I marvel that God invited and equipped us to communicate His story. He is passionate to be known by people," says Dueck, reflecting on the past five years.
  
  "I'm also amazed how much the communications business has changed, how the world is consuming too much information too lightly. The Christian story is facing warp speed digestion. I didn't feel that way five years ago, but it's characteristic of 2009 and beyond."
  
  While the growth has come, Dueck and her team have faced countless challenges along the way. Some of the biggest obstacles have been financial ones. Without a single funding source for Listen Up, it relies on individuals to support the ministry.
  
  "Global TV is a hefty airtime bill for us," she explains. "We face the reality that the higher the quality of the [program], the more viewers will watch.
  
  "Market value programming is $100,000 per half hour, according to the tax credit structure of the Canadian Television Fund. We only spend about one-third of that per episode.
  
  "We haven't overcome the challenges, but we've learned persistence," says Dueck. In spite of the on-going challenges, there's plenty to celebrate with the program gaining attention in surprising places.
  
  Last Easter, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's representatives contacted the show to request the PM be given air time to make a special address to the nation. Eugene Peterson, author of The Message Bible, granted his first ever television interview to Dueck.
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  And Dueck increasingly finds herself called by the members of the mainstream media to comment on faith issues.
  
  What's next for Listen Up?
  
  "A significant plan we have is to mentor young people into creating a product for their audiences under our charitable umbrella," says Dueck.

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  Published on: 4/13/2009    Last Visited: 6/6/2009  

  There are a few things I wanted to address that Lorna Dueck (Listen Up TV Host) mentioned during the show but first please take note that their broadcast is fairly slanted towards a Christian perspective and doesn't really give a fair and equal opportunity for both Atheist and Christian viewpoints.
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  First Test according to Lorna: "the test of reason - everything has to have a starting point, it's the law of thermodynamics.
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  But lets give Lorna a break, let's suppose that everything has a beginning and an end, after all she is taking Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) five argument for the existence of God and compressing it into a dozen words. Aquinas basically argued that everything is the result of a cause before it, for example a billiard ball is moved by a cue, you move the cue, and there is a chain of movements before that leads up to that movement, or, every action is a reaction from an action before it. Aquinas believed that there was a first mover, something that originally set motion to the chain of events in our universe. He calls this first mover God.
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  Second Test according to Lorna: "Test of experience, we know we experience an innate sense of right and wrong, a sense of universal moral law.
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  Third Test according to Lorna: "Take the test of practice.

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