Just a Minute

Press Kit

• Author Bio: Wess Stafford
• Just A Minute e-galley
• Wess Stafford Just A Minute Interview Questions
• Just A Minute website
  

News Releases

• Hero or Bully: Wess Stafford Demonstrates How Adults Can Be Either in the Life of a Child (Jan. 4, 2012)
  

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		In his latest book, Just A Minute (Moody Publishers, Jan. 1, 2012), Wess Stafford, president and CEO of Compassion International, tells countless stories of lives that were indelibly marked by words or actions that either built them up or tore them down. Through the stories of Oprah Winfrey, Tony Dungy, Adolph Hitler and others, Stafford shows how an encouraging word, well-timed hug or hurtful comment can radically transform a childhood, or even the course of an entire life. Download Web Image (72 dpi) Download Press Image (300 dpi)
		Dr. Wess Stafford is president and CEO of Compassion International, the world's largest Christian child development organization that releases children from poverty through one-to-one child sponsorship, and the author of Just A Minute (Moody Publishers, Jan. 1, 2012). Download Web Image (72 dpi) Download Press Image (300 dpi)

Multimedia

		Just A Minute – Marching Shoes Story TRT 2:30 | Wess Stafford shares a story from his latest book Just A Minute
		Just A Minute – Pivotal Moments TRT 0:35 | Wess Stafford, author of Just A Minute, encourages all of us to look for pivotal moments to make a difference in a child's life
		Just A Minute – Why TRT 0:55 | Wess Stafford explains why he wrote Just A Minute

Media Coverage

• The Huffington Post (Jan. 23, 2012)
  by Wess Stafford
  "How Our Words and Actions Change the Lives of Children"
  
  
• Chris Fabry Live! (Jan. 20, 2012)
  Topic: Just A Minute
  
  
• The Christian Post (Dec. 27, 2011)
  by Michael Gryboski
  "Compassion CEO: Church Is Always One Genreation from Going Extinct"