‘Duck Dynasty’ stars Si and Willie Robertson talk faith, family and ducks at Faulkner University

“Duck Dynasty” star Si Robertson speaks during Faulkner University event on Saturday night. (Photo by Amber Sutton, via AL.com)

AL.com in Alabama reports:

MONTGOMERY, Alabama — More than 3,000 “Duck Dynasty” fans filled the Montgomery Renaissance Convention Center on Saturday night to attend a speaking event featuring two of the show’s stars, Si and Willie Robertson.
The appearance was sponsored by Faulkner University to raise funds for the school’s Advancement Department and scholarship program.
During the event, the duck hunting duo discussed a variety of subjects, including tales about each of the A&E hit show’s cast members, their faith and the duck calling business that developed into a multimillion dollar enterprise.

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See The Christian Chronicle’s recent feature on “Faith, family and ducks” profiling the Robertson family.

• Feedback
  My family was at the program. We enjoyed it very much! Willie and Si did a great job! It is a wonderful thing that the word of God can be spread to so many people through this family and their show.
  Lisa Garlock
  Walnut St Church of Christ
  Greenville Al

  Lisa Garlock

  March, 24 2013

  Phil Robertson once made mention that the show was a vehicle he could use to share God’s Word (“More than one way to skin a cat” interview).
  With so many of our friends and neighbors enjoying the show, it’s also our perfect vehicle to take the appeal of a family centered/family friendly top ratings show and segue right into conversations about Godliness, prayer, family, morality….etc.
  Put that vehicle in gear and drive people!
  -Wendy Hannum
  SE Ohio

  Wendy Hannum

  March, 25 2013

  I rarely laugh outloud when I’m watching movies or T.V. but watching Uncle Si during the muscadine gathering episode, and in the store with Willie, Sadie and the manequin being all slicked up in the white suit and purple hat was hilarious. This is such a refreshing show I hope we have many more seasons of good clean entertainment.

  Terri McCaslin

  March, 27 2013