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”George Washington’s Rules of Civility”

When George Washington was a teenager, he wanted to make a good impression on his elders. Good manners were important to him.
That’s what Washington’s rules of civility and decent behavior reflect. The rules are about focusing on other people, instead of just thinking of our own narrow self-interest. In addition, they’re about being willing to make small sacrifices for the sake of living in a community and getting along well with others.

”Honest Abe”

Some have come to believe that the nickname for Abraham Lincoln was just a made up name for him to use as a politician - but that is not true.
Abraham Lincoln did something in his community at only age 16 that was so amazing, so honest, that from that point forward, he was known in his community and then eventually, around the world as "Honest Abe".  
Take a listen and make sure your children hear and understand this story.

”Communion On The Moon”

What happened before Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong actually took that historical walk is perhaps even more amazing, but so few ever knew it even happened. Take a listen to this story.

“Take Me Out To The Ballgame”

Take Me Out To The Ballgame and don’t even think about trying to burn our US Flag on the ball field! 
The story of Rick Monday.

”Amazing Grace That Saved A Wretch Like Me”

Who wrote the song "Amazing Grace" and the story behind the song.

”Thomas Jefferson’s Last Words”

If you knew you were going soon, what would your last words be?  Take a listen to these last words by Thomas Jefferson.
 
 

”This Great Invention - America”

When we think about our Founding Fathers, and their fight for a Free America, we find ourselves concludingthat the hardest part of making our Nation was the actual War that took place.But don’t be too quick to think that once our American Revolution was over that the hardest part was over –that’s just not true.Why? Because they were determined to make an all-new Nation owned by “We the People”, not run by a few atthe top. This caused our Nation’s document authors, with the Great Help of Almighty God, to invent somethingall new - “This Great Invention – America”.On this 4 th of July Special Program I am taking us all on a new adventure – to give to us the true and exciting“back story” of how our Founders came to invent America.

”The Mystery Man at Independence Hall”

The 56 signors were there to sign, but there was someone else there.  A mystery man and no one knew who it was.  

”The Price Paid For Freedom”

This Memorial Day special, “The Price Paid for Freedom”, has been produced to honor all our Veterans,
but it gives a special “final salute” to so many of our WWII Vets who are leaving us by the 1,000’s every day.
It is truly my deepest honor to help tell the true stories of these who are part of what has come to be known as
“Our Greatest Generation”.
Each telling their own story in their own words.

”Minutemen At Bunker Hill”

Minutemen were a small hand-picked elite force which were required to be highly mobile and able to assemble quickly. Minutemen were selected from militia muster rolls by their commanding officers.