Kyle Mann, editor-in-chief of The Babylon Bee is coming to Alaska this fall for a benefit dinner to help support a pro-life pregnancy center in Wasilla.

Mann will be the keynote speaker at the Oct. 2 event for HeartReach Center, an organization that equips parents to defend and welcome the life of their unborn child. Launched in 1985, the center provides free professional medical services, parenting workshops, abortion recovery classes, medication that can reverse chemical abortion drugs, and a no-cost market for parents with items such as clothes and baby formula.

Mann heads up the immensely popular Babylon Bee, a nationally acclaimed news satire site that covers religious, political and cultural life.

“The Babylon Bee was created ex nihilo on the eighth day of the creation week, exactly 6,000 years ago,” the group’s website states. “We have been the premier news source through every major world event, from the Tower of Babel and the Exodus to the Reformation and the War of 1812. We focus on just the facts, leaving spin and bias to other news sites like CNN and Fox News. If you would like to complain about something on our site, take it up with God.”

According to Mann’s bio, he attended The Master’s College in Southern California and worked in the construction industry for 11 years. He also pastored a church in San Diego for several years before leaving to run The Babylon Bee full-time.

A prolific comedy writer, public speaker, and podcast host, Mann has written thousands of Babylon Bee headlines and articles, along with the published works he’s authored or co-authored: “The Sacred Texts of The Babylon Bee,”  “The Babylon Bee Guide to Wokeness,” “The Babylon Bee Guide to Democracy,” “How to Be a Perfect Christian,” “The Postmodern Pilgrim’s Progress,” and more.

Tackling hot topics like censorship, wokeness in comedy, and the importance of laughter and humor, Mann has delivered keynote speeches, sat on panels, and addressed packed crowds at large events across the country.

To learn more about the upcoming event in Wasilla, click here or email info@heartreachalaska.com.

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