STOP YOUR SOBBING NOW
Newsweek
March 1, 2008

"The book doesn't advocate a complaint-free existence, exactly, but it offers a program to help people treasure each day."

MEGACHURCH PASTOR: 30-DAYS TO A NO-REGRETS LIFE
The Christian Post
February 13, 2008

"'This is not a self-help book, but we feel it is a self-helpless book because we have to depend on the Lord everyday to live this lifestyle,' Kerry Shook explained to The Christian Post on Tuesday."

RIGHT PRIORITIES: MOTIVATIONAL BOOK ASKS: WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU HAD JUST ONE MONTH TO LIVE?
Carroll County Times
February 11, 2008

"But it has. More than 400 churches across the United States have expressed interest in taking their congregations through the 30-day challenge, many aiming to kick off the campaign 30 days before Easter. It helps that the book works as something of a study guide. At the end of each chapter, questions and suggestions are posed in sections entitled "Make it Last for Life."

IF YOUR DAYS WERE NUMBERED, WOULD YOU LIVE YOUR LIFE DIFFERENTLY?
The Kansas City Star
February 8, 2008

"By embracing the fact that our time on earth is limited, we can live deliberately, no longer postponing the joy and peace that come from fulfilling our God-given destiny,' say the authors, a husband and wife who founded Fellowship of the Woodlands Church near Houston."

LIFE TODAY WITH JAMES ROBISON
TV Interview
January 28 and 29, 2008

Kerry and Chris discuss effective church ministry and living with no regrets.

LENT OBSERVANCE BEGINS
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
February 7, 2008

"Kerry Shook, who wrote One Month to Live with his wife, has seen drastic changes in his life and in the lives of people who attend his church in Texas."

THE DREW MARSHALL SHOW
Audio Interview with Kerry and Chris Shook
February 2, 2008

Kerry and Chris talk with Drew Marshall on "The Drew Marshall Show" - Canada's most listened to spiritual talkback program.

CLERGY DISCUSS THE VALUE OF 'BUCKET LISTS'
Alabama Press Register
January 26, 2008

"The founders of Fellowship of the Woodlands near Houston ask: 'Why can't all of us live more like we're dying? Isn't that how we were meant to live in the first place? To discover what we're made for and to utilize our unique gifts in the limited amount of time we're given?'"

MAKING A 'BUCKET LIST' BEFORE YOU KICK
USA Today
January 14, 2008

"The Shooks have four teenagers, and the couple's own list included more time and deeper conversations together. "It's the relational shortcomings that most haunt people in life," he adds."

10 QUESTIONS WITH KERRY SHOOK
Church Relevance
January 7, 2008

"We provide an atmosphere of acceptance and recognize the difference between acceptance and approval. Based on this, regardless of who a person is or what they may have done, they feel the love of God and experience Christ from the moment they step on campus."

DAY TO DAY
NPR - Audio Interview
October 27, 2006

"Church attendance in the United States is on the decline. But one young pastor is finding innovative ways to get people back into the pews. Among the strategies: live elephants and cooking demonstrations."