Dr. Dobson was so impactful in my life. I secretly read “Dare to Discipline” in 1976, when I was 14, thinking it might be contraband. It was like listening in on a conversation that should have been had with my father. Coming from a fractured family (my mom passed when I was 7), we were just in survival mode. I know for certain that I avoided the teenage pitfalls that some of my family members fell prey to because of Jesus and one of His helpful servants – Dr. James Dobson. The guidance that I received through his subsequent books about the gospel, family, marriage, and children was inestimable. Thank you, Dr. Dobson, for your faithfulness. You will hear those words, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Bill from New Jersey

William

When my husband Corey and I were younger and thinking about having children, Dr. Dobson spoke about naming children. He said the meaning of names was important, and shared that he and Shirley had named their first child Danae because it seemed “rhyme- and bully-proof.” This stuck with us for years, and we considered this when naming our daughters. Of course, our older daughter, Noël, got sung to by various kids, but what a wonderful song to sing to someone about their name! Our younger daughter is named Jolie, which means “pretty” in French. Thank you for all your wonderful advice and guidance throughout our/your life! Well done, good and faithful servant!

Lois & Corey