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'''Focus on the Family''' is a [[nonprofit organization]] founded in 1977<ref>[http://www.focusonthefamily.com/aboutus/A000000993.cfm Focus on the Family Historical Timeline]. Focus on the Family. Retrieved 28 January 2008.</ref> by psychologist Dr. [[James Dobson]] whose focus is to "[defend] the God-ordained institution of the family and [promote] biblical truths worldwide."<ref>[http://www.focusonthefamily.com/aboutus/A000000408.cfm Our Mission, Vision, and Guiding Principles]. Focus on the Family. Retrieved 28 January 2008.</ref> The organization manages many different ministries, including periodicals aimed at a variety of audiences, several radio ministries, an educational institute, and community-focused programs.<ref>[http://www.family.org/ministries/ Ministries Index]. Focus on the Family. Retrieved 29 January 2008</ref>

'''Focus on the Family''' is a [[nonprofit organization]] founded in 1977<ref>[http://www.focusonthefamily.com/aboutus/A000000993.cfm Focus on the Family Historical Timeline]. Focus on the Family. Retrieved 28 January 2008.</ref> by psychologist Dr. [[James Dobson]] whose focus is to "[defend] the God-ordained institution of the family and [promote] biblical truths worldwide."<ref>[http://www.focusonthefamily.com/aboutus/A000000408.cfm Our Mission, Vision, and Guiding Principles]. Focus on the Family. Retrieved 28 January 2008.</ref>  

 

Based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the organization manages many different ministries, including periodicals aimed at a variety of audiences, several radio ministries, an educational institute, and community-focused programs.<ref>[http://www.family.org/ministries/ Ministries Index]. Focus on the Family. Retrieved 29 January 2008</ref> Dobson has retired and is now chairman emeritus; [[Jim Daly]] assumed the presidency of Focus on the Family in 2005. 

==Radio ministries==

==Radio ministries==