Jay Strack

Dr. Strack is an effective communicator author and minister from Orlando, Florida. Jay has devoted his life to helping others become winners. Having overcome his own drug addiction as an adolescent, he believes, "If I can overcome, anyone can overcome." Acclaimed by leadership in the business world, religious affiliations, and education as a dynamic speaker. Jay has spoken to an estimated 15 million people in his 29 years of ministry in thousands of churches area-wide, inter-denominational, and inter-racial crusades. His versatile style has been presented across the country and in 22 countries, before government entities, corporate groups, numerous professional sports teams in the NFL, NBA, and MLB, to over 10,000 high school assemblies and at some 100 universities. Jay has had the honor of presenting leadership skills before both the Air Force Academy students and faculty and is the featured speaker for the 1998 NBA All-Star Chapel. Commended for his work against drugs by former Secretary of Education, William Bennett and former First Lady Nancy Reagan, Strack has been interviewed nationally and internationally on radio and television including CNN, McNeil Lehrer Report and the 700 Club.

Dr. Strack has served as the editor of two bible translations, the Transformer Student Bible and the True Love Waits Bible. In addition, he has authored more than 15 highly acclaimed books and Good Kids Who Do Bad Things: How to Help Your Kids Make Good Choices.

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