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  • ISRAEL – Covenant Land, by Dr. Catherine Millard, © 2006, 2023. Featured (abridged) in Vol. 33, No. 4 of “Christian Heritage News,” newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.®

  • The Declaration of Independence and The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2023. Vol. 33, No. 3, Fall, 2023 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.®

  • The White House – White-washing Prayer by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2023. Featured in Vol. 33, No. 2 “Christian Heritage News,” newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.®

  • The Washington National “Social Justice and Slavery” Cathedral? Mount St. Alban. “The Nation’s Cathedral.” By Dr. Catherine Millard, © 2023. Featured in Vol. 33, No. 1, Spring, 2023 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.®

  • What is Marxism? From the book, “TRUTH vs. Counterfeit – This is my Story” by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2022, and “The Bible of the Revolution – 1782,” featured in Christian Heritage Ministries® Vol. 32, No. 4 issue of Christian Heritage News.

  • James Madison – “father of the United States Constitution” and Champion of Religious Freedom, by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2022, featured in Vol. 32, No. 3, Fall, 2022 “Christian Heritage News,” newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.®

  • “The Supreme Court’s Holy Battles – a PBS 1989 Production,” excerpted from, The Rewriting of America’s History, Updated © 1991, 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard; and, “This is a Christian nation” – Holy Trinity Church vs. United States, Unanimous Opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court. Vol. 32, No. 2, Summer, 2022 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.®

  • The Museum of the Bible vs. George Washington, John Adams and Benjamin Franklin. Excerpted from, THOMAS JEFFERSON – Accuracy vs. Revisionism – An Exposé, by Dr. Catherine Millard, © 2020; 2022. Featured in Vol. 32, No. 1, Spring, 2022 “Christian Heritage News,” newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries®.

  • The Museum of the Bible – circa 2017 vs. Thomas Jefferson. Excerpted from, THOMAS JEFFERSON – Accuracy vs. Revisionism – An Exposé, by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2020. Featured in “Christian Heritage News”, Vol. 31, No. 4, Winter, 2021 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries®.

  • The Key is Thanksgiving to Almighty God – Origins and Significance of Thanksgiving, America’s National Holy Day, by Catherine Millard © 1990; 2021.

  • The January 6 Insurrection Hoax, by Roger Kimball, M.A., M.Phil., Yale University. The following is adapted from a lecture delivered at Hillsdale College on September 20, 2021, during a Center for Constructive Alternatives conference on “Critical American Elections.” Reprinted by permission from Imprimis, a publication of Hillsdale College.

  • James Callender and Sally Hemings. Excerpted from, THOMAS JEFFERSON - Accuracy vs. Revisionism – An Exposé by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2020.

  • “Did Thomas Jefferson “write his own bible”? Excerpted from, THOMAS JEFFERSON – Accuracy vs. Revisionism – An Exposé © 2020 by Dr. Catherine Millard. Featured in Vol. 31, No. 2, Summer, 2021 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.®

  • The Oscar S. Straus Memorial in Washington, D.C. – Freedom of Religion – featuring the Ten Commandments, by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2005.

  • The Origin of the Republican form of Government in the United States and the Hebrew Commonwealth by Oscar S. Straus, Jewish American statesman, diplomat, author and United States Ambassador to Turkey. Excerpted from, ISRAEL – Covenant Land, © 2006 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • “Brainwashing – A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psychopolitics” from the Conclusion to The Rewriting of
    America’s History – Updated by Catherine Millard © 1991; 2011; 2021. Vol. 31, No. 1 – Spring, 2021 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries®.

  • In remembrance of President George Washington’s birthday,
    February 22th, 1732, is his Sunday Morning Prayer, for all to pray.

  • In remembrance of Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, February 12, 1809: Invocation at the Dedication of the Lincoln Memorial, Decoration Day, May 30, 1922. By the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D.D., Pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church – Abraham Lincoln’s Church.

  • “Backward Christian Soldiers” or “Onward Christian Soldiers?” From Frontline Fellowship. Used by permission.

  • Let’s Cultivate Simplicity and Solitude, by A.W. Tozer. (Used by permission).

  • Francis Scott Key – Christian, Churchman, Poet, Patriot, Lawyer – Founder of the First Bible Society of the District of Columbia, by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2020. From, Vol. 30, No. 4, Winter, 2020 “Christian Heritage News,” newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.®

  • “The July 30, 1619 Project” of Documents of American History vs. “The August 18, 1619 Project” of the New York Times Magazine (circa 1851) by Dr. Catherine Millard © 2020. From,
    Vol. 30, No. 3, Fall, 2020 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries®.

  • Statuary Hall – The National Hall of Fame, under siege by the Speaker of the House. By Dr. Catherine Millard, © 2020. From, “Christian Heritage News,” Vol. 30, No. 2, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • Pandemic-2019 Chinese "Whistleblower" doctor who was arrested for his medical warning. By Donna Rose Weidenhammer.

  • The Bible. From, The Gideons International. (Used by permission).

  • Abraham Lincoln's Assassination Exposed, from “Fifty Years in the ‘Church’ of Rome, The Conversion of a Priest”, by Charles Chiniquy, excerpted. London: The Protestant Literature Depository, 1886. “Christian Heritage News”, Vol. 30, No. 1, Spring, 2020, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries © 2020.

  • Abraham Lincoln's original hand-written, signed Thanksgiving Day Proclamation of October 3, 1863 (in printed form). On October 3, 1863, President Lincoln made the traditional Thanksgiving celebration a nationwide holiday to be commemorated each year on the last Thursday of November. In the midst of the Civil War, President Lincoln issued a Proclamation in which he enumerated Almighty God's blessings upon the American people and called upon his countrymen to "set apart and observe the last Thursday of November next, as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father, who dwelleth in the heavens." Source: The National Archives.

  • George Washington's November 26, 1789 National Proclamation of "a Day of Thanksgiving and Prayer, to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many and signal favours of Almighty God..." hand-written, signed, (in printed form). Source: Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection.

  • George Washington's 1795 National Thanksgiving Proclamation, "To set apart and observe Thursday, the 19th day of February next, as a day of public thanksgiving and prayer, and on that day to meet together and render sincere and hearty thanks to the great Ruler of nations for the manifold and signal mercies which distinguish our lot as a nation..."

  • “The Search for Truth” murals in the Main Library, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C., Maurice Sterne (1877-1957)

  • “Brain-Washing – A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psychopolitics.”

  • William Jennings Bryan, heroic victor of the Scopes "monkey's" Trial In Tennessee, banning the teaching of Evolution in public schools. Nebraska's choice as their greatest hero in the U.S. Capitol, State's Hall of Fame - Statuary Hall. Replaced in September, 2019 by Nebraska's governor with a statue of Indian Chief bearing an animal's name, and adorned with a necklace of bear claws, officially described as "representing the strength and healing power of that sacred animal," his tomahawk and spear in hand. Excerpts of William Jennings Bryan's brilliant expose of the "Darwinian theory of Evolution". Dr. Catherine Millard, copyright 2019.

  • Book of Prophecies of Christopher Columbus, Messianic Jew, excerpted, copyright 2015; 2019 by Dr. Catherine Millard. Featured in "Christian Heritage News",
    newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries, Vol. 29, No. 4, Winter, 2019 issue.

  • The Presidio and the Cross of Christ, by Dr. Catherine Millard.
    Excerpted from, "Christian Heritage News," Volume 29, No. 3, Fall, 2019 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • Thomas Jefferson's Proclamation for a Day of Thanksgiving to Almighty God and Prayer - December 9, 1779, published in the Virginia Gazette: "...and above all, that He (Almighty God) hath diffused the glorious light of the Gospel, whereby, through the merits of our gracious Redeemer, we may become the heirs of His eternal glory...and that He would pour out His Holy Spirit on all Ministers of the Gospel;..." Thomas Jefferson. Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Thomas Jefferson’s Outline for His Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments (from the original, in Jefferson’s handwriting). From, Volume 17, No. 4, Winter, 2007 Christian Heritage News, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • The Myth of “Article 11” – (‘the government of the United States of America is not in any sense founded on the Christian Religion’) – in the Tripoli Treaty of Peace and Friendship between the United States of America and the Bey and Subjects of Tripoli of Barbary. 1797. (Researched from the original by Dr. Catherine Millard). From, Volume 19, No. 2, Summer, 2009 Christian Heritage News, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • Roger Williams and Religious Freedom. Summer, 2019 "Christian Heritage News," newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries. From, Great American Statesmen and Heroes, Updated, copyright 2019 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • "George Washington, First President of the United States. Was he a Freemason?" Volume 29, No. 1, Spring, 2019 "Christian Heritage News," newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries. From, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic Updated, copyright 2019 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Audio of DVD Production: "George Washington's HAYM SALOMON, Financier of the American Revolution." Presented by Laus Deo Productions. Writer and Producer: Dr. Catherine Millard, copyright 2008. All rights reserved for all countries.

  • Education or Indoctrination? By Emma Vaughan-Jones, Henry Morton Stanley School of Christian Journalism Researcher, Frontline Fellowship, Cape Town, South Africa. Used by permission.

  • Benjamin Rush, M.D. - Signer of the Declaration of Independence. The Use of the Bible as a Textbook in Public Schools. "Christian Heritage News," Vol. 28, No. 4, Winter, 2018 newsletter of Christian Heritage MInistries. From, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic - Updated, copyright 2018 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • "Jonah." By Dr. Peter Hammond, Frontline Fellowship, Cape Town, South Africa. (Used by permission).

  • The Priest who found Christ, by Joseph Zacchello. Free Tract Society, California.

  • All Hail the Power, concluding Hymn sung at the Thirty-third Annual Commencement Program of Luther Rice Bible College and Seminary - May 19, 1995.

  • 31st October is Reformation Day, by Dr. Peter Hammond, Frontline Fellowship, Cape Town, South Africa. (Used by permission).

  • JOHN JAY, first Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, first Vice-President of the American Bible Society and its President from 1821-1829, copyright 2018 by Dr. Catherine Millard. Excerpted from, Volume 28, No. 3., Fall, 2018

  • The famed Robert E. Lee stained-glass windows, plaster-boarded by National Cathedral "priests" in 2017. National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.

  • The famous Stonewall Jackson stained-glass windows, plaster-boarded by National Cathedral "priests" in 2017.  National Cathedral, Washington, D.C. 

  • The Early Christians, from "The Book of Martyrs" by John Foxe, published in 1563 A.D.  Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection.

  • The Marks of the New-Birth.  Acts 19:2. "Have ye received the Holy Ghost since ye believed?"  From, George Whitefield's "Sermons on Various Subjects." Volume II, 1740.  Printed and sold by Benjamin Franklin.  Excerpted from, "The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic," by Dr. Catherine Millard, copyright 2013.

  • George Washington, Victorious Opponent of the "(Rye) Whiskey Insurrection" (or) Mount Vernon's "Best Producer of Rye Whiskey in 1799"? (the year of his death).  From, Christian Heritage Ministries' Summer, 2018 "Christian Heritage News", Vol. 28, No. 2, newsletter, by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • John Wickliff, Translator of the Bible into English.  From, The Book of Martyrs, by John Foxe.  Published in 1563. Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection.

  • Evidences for the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Son of God, Saviour. "And declared to be the Son of God with power according to the Spirit of Holiness, by the Resurrection from the dead." Romans 1:4. By Dr. Peter Hammond, Frontline Fellowship, South Africa. (Used by permission).

  • First page of George Washington's "110 Rules of Civility and Decent Behaviour in Company and Conversation", which he calligraphied at age 15, practising them throughout life. From, A Children's Company Guide to America's History, copyright 1993 by Catherine Millard.

  • Martyrdom of John Huss. From, "The Book of Martyrs" by John Foxe, published in 1563. John Foxe was befriended by Sir Francis Drake, who read the book aloud at sea, encompassing the world. Library of Congess, Rare Book Collection.

  • Bronze plaque to the memory of Rev. John Robinson, English pastor to the Pilgrim Fathers, who founded St. Peter's Church in Leiden, Holland in 1611.  He preached a farewell sermon to the Pilgrims departing for America, on July 22, 1620.  Excerpts from Pastor Robinson's Leiden letter, read, "Thus, through the Blood of that spotless Lamb (Christ), and the Word of their testimony, they are more than conquerers, bruising the head of the Serpent; yea, through the power of His Word, they have power to cast down Satan like lightning; to tread upon serpents and scorpions; to cast down strongholds, and everything the exalteth itself against God. The gates of hell, and all the principalities and powers on earth shall not prevail against it (Christ's church)".   From, "A Children's Companion Guide to America's History", copyright 1993 by Catherine Millard.

  • Unexpected Footprints deal blow to Evolution. New Fossil find puts early humans outside the framework of Darwinism. By Julie Borg.  September 28, 2017.

  • Thomas Jefferson's response to a Query on Manners in Virginia (excerpted), from his "Notes on the State of Virginia" authored in 1781.

  • St. Peter's Parish Church (Episcopal) - The First Church of the First First-Lady, where George Washington and Martha Dandridge Custis worshipped, and where they were married on January 6, 1759.

  • John and Betsy Ross' original Marriage License, dated November 4th, 1773.  Both were members of Christ Church, Philadelphia - the founding fathers' church during the American Revolution. A Committee from the Continental Congress -  George Washington, Robert Morris and Col. George Ross visited Betsy Ross at her home, 239 Arch Street, Philadelphia in 1776, requesting that she make the first American flag.

  • Haym Salomon, Revolutionary Patriot - Financier of the American Revolution. Congressional Record, Proceedings and Debates of the 94th Congress, First Session. Vol. 121, Washington, Tuesday, March 25, 1975.  No. 50.

  • This is a Printing Office. On the walls of a Printing Office in Catherine Millard's country of origin.

  • A Report to the American People on UNESCO by the American Flag Committee. Congressional Record - Proceedings and Debates of the 82nd Congress, First Session. The Greatest Subversive Plot in History - Extension of Remarks of Hon. John T. Wood of Idaho in the House of Representatives, Thursday, October 18, 1951. And, Karl Marx & his Communist Manifesto. Excerpted from, "Christian Heritage News", Vol. 27, No. 3, Fall, 2017, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • The Abolition of America's Christian Heritage in the Capital City of the United States, in recent years, by Dr. Catherine Millard. From,"Christian Heritage News", Vol. 27, No. 3, Fall, 2017,newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries,copyright 2017.

  • The Life of Martin Luther, from The Book of Martyrs, by John Foxe, originally published in 1563.   Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection, Washington, D.C.

  • Arlington National Cemetery and Robert E. Lee.  From, The Rewriting of America's History and Great American Statesmen and Heroes by Dr. Catherine Millard, copyrights 1991; 2011 and 1994 respectively.

  • The Life of William Tyndale. From, "The Book of Martyrs" by John Foxe. Originally published in 1563.  Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection, Washington, D.C.

  • Current Communist Goals, taken from the "Naked Communist" by W. Cleon Skousen, who began his extensive study of Communism during his sixteen-year term of service with the FBI. He subsequently served as field director of the American Security Council.

  • At the Theatre of the Universe. The following if a copy of a Bill which was stuck up at Richmond, on Saturday the 4th of June, 1774, close to the Play Bill for that day; the design of which was to divert the minds of the dissipated and gay from the vain Amusements of the Theatre, and to fix their attention to the awful Circumstances which shall usher in and succeed The Great and Terrible Day of the Lord. - Search the Scriptures. - The Scriptures cannot be broken.    JOHN.

  • The Duty of Christians to propagate their Religion among Heathens, Earnestly recommended to the Masters of Negro Slaves in Virginia, A Sermon Preached in Hanover, January 8, 1757.  By Samuel Davies, A.M. Vol. 27, No. 2, "Christian Heritage News," newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries, copyright 2017.

  • The U.S. Declaration of 'Dependence,' by John W. Brabner-Smith, Esq. Attorney John W. Brabner-Smith specialized in constitutional, corporate and international law, and was director of the Institute of Jurisprudence in Washington, D.C. He received his LLB from Yale University and his JSD from Northwestern University. Mr. Brabner-Smith also founded the International School of Law, now the George Mason University School of Law.

  • The Great Silence Conspiracy - a fully documented exposure of Romanmasonry (i.e. Catholic Action) and Fascism, by Andrew Sinclair.

  • "God's Signataure over the Nation's Capital" - Evidence of your Christian Heritage, copyright 1985; 1988. Forerunner of Christian Heritage Tours, founded and incorporated in 1984 by Catherine Millard. Excerpted from, Christian Heritage News, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries, Volume 27, No. 1.

  • Hell...A Terrible Reality! By George Gordon MacLeod,

  • An Epitaph on Bigotry, by Isaac Watts, D.D.  From, "The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic", copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.  Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection, Washington, D.C.

  • "Astronauts Find Science, Religion Allied."  The Phoenix Gazette, Saturday, December 27, 1975. Associated Press article.

  • "The Sinfulness and pernicious Nature of Gaming."  A Sermon preached before the General Assambly of Virginia: at Williamsburg, March 1st, 1752.  By Rev. William Stith, A.M., Rector of Henrico Parish.  Published at the Request of the House of Burgesses.  Williamsburg, Virginia.

  • Piltdown Man Hoax Said to Involve French Jesuit Scholar. The Washington Post Wednesday, July 16, 1980.  Washington Post Staff Writer.

  • An Historical Sketch. Quotation by Henry Steele Commager, Massachusetts.

  • General Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), Tennessee's greatest hero in the U.S. Capitol Hall of Fame, seventh President of the United States.  Original painting of Andrew Jackson from life by Thomas Sully, and bronze statue of Tennessee's greatest hero, Main Rotunda, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C.  (Excerpted from, Great American Statesmen and Heroes, copyright 1994 by Catherine Millard).

  • Revisionist History Textbooks - An Expose. Excerpted from, U.S. Presidents and Their Churches - Teaching Critical Analysis and Reflective Thinking, copyright 1998 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • The Old Cross and the New by A. W. Tozer.  Used by permission of Christian Publications, Inc., 1991.

  • George Washington.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism.  A refutation of the statements that Washington was a Deist; that "he never knelt down to pray, that "he did not go to church," and that "he was a selfish aristocrat who had no concern for the common man."  Webster's Dictionary definition of a Deist: "One who believes in the existence of a God, but denies revealed religion; one who professes no form of religion, but follows the light of nature and reason, as his only guides in doctrine and practice; a free-thinker."  Photographer:  John W. Wrigley, copyright 1995.

  • The famed Prodigal Son statue, centered in the Washington National Cathedral's adjacent Bishop's Garden (removed in 2014 and replaced with a Boundary Marker).  Christ's parable of a penitent sinner returning to his loving heavenly Father. Luke's Gospel, Chapter 15.   Photograph:  John W. Wrigley. Copyright 1995.

  • The Washington National Cathedral's 1990 Official Brochure: The Cathedral Story; Worship, Education, Outreach; A Prayer for Washington National Cathedral.  "It has been built to declare the Glory of God and the good news of Jesus Christ."

  • The Betsy Ross House Marker - The House where Betsy Ross made the First "Stars and Stripes," showing the famed interior, and the Front Parlor, with the mannequin of Betsy Ross, first "Stars and Stripes" on her lap, her scissors, thread and glasses on the table. (Removed to storage - including Betsy Ross' family Bible).  Photograph: John W. Wrigley, copyright 1991.

  • The Holidays at Mount Vernon. A 1990 Brochure by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association:  "Meet the 18th-Century Guests of the Washingtons. During this special After House Tour, visitors will encounter three or four of the family, houseguests and Staff who are in the Mansion awaiting the arrival of General and Mrs. Washington."  A true portrayal of their lives.

  • Jamestown Island. Captain John Smith - Leader of the 1607 Jamestown Settlement in Virginia. Accuracy vs. Revisionism: A refutation of the Department of Interior, Park Service' historical marker stating that he was "arrogant, boastful and brutal." The Chaplain Robert Hunt Memorial depicting their first church service - settlers' partaking of the Last Supper; the famed 1907 Captain John Smith statue; the "Pious Pilgrimage Cross" as it appeared in 1995, prior to its Scriptural base' removal; the John Smith Memorial plaque within the 1638 old Jamestowne Church; the U.S. Capitol famous frieze portraying Pocahontas, aged 12, saving Captain Smith, prisoner of Powhatan, from having his "brains beaten out with clubs" and the famed Captian John Smith stained-glass window, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, London, England, site of Smith's burial.

  • George Washington. Accuracy vs. Revisionism: A refutation of the statement that George Washington was "a slave-driver." Washington's Last Will and Testament, setting his slaves free, providing for the support of orphan and other poor children, caring for the aged and infirm; as well as supporting a Free school annexed to the Academy in Alexandria, for the purpose of educating orphans, or children of poor and indigent persons unable to accomplish it with their own means. Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, Updated, copyright 1991; 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • John Adams.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism:  A refutation of Adullam Films' 2010 production statement that, "John Adams...did not believe the Holy Ghost existed."  Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Betsy Ross' famed Pew plaque in Christ Church, Philadelphia, "the nation's church." Removed in Spring, 2015 and replaced with a new plaque, minus the first U.S. Flag, and historic wording - "...who, under the direction of a Committee of Continental Congress composed of George Washington, Robert Morris, George Ross, was the maker of the First American Flag, 1777."  Photographs:  Copyright 2001 by Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • George Washington - "First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen, he was second to none in the humble and endearing scenes of private life." - Richard Henry Lee, December 26, 1799. A Brief Washington - Mount Vernon Chronology.  Illustrator:  Helen Weir. From, A Children's Companion Guide to America's History, copyright 1993 by Catherine Millard.

  • Thomas Jefferson.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism:  A refutation of the statement that Jefferson was "a deist;" an explanation from Thomas Jefferson's 1786 Statute for Religious Freedom in Virginia, of the true meaning of the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment Clause - "Separation of Church from interference by the State;" and Jefferson's denunciation of the institution of Slavery in his 1785 Notes on the State of Virginia - stating that the violation of God's gift of freedom brings down His wrath, as He is a just God, although longsuffering, that Almighty God has no personal attribute which would condone the slavery of human beings - and that He may intervene by Supernatural interference.  Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.  Jefferson Memorial Interior inscribed original writings:  Illustrator: Maxwell Edgar. Copyright 1997.

  • Benjamin Franklin's 1775 "Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, the Relief of Free Negroes Unlawfully held in Bondage, and for Improving the Condition of the African Race," - the oldest Abolition Society -  which he foundedwith Benjamin Rush, M.D. (Signer of the Declaration of Independence); and Franklin's
    expose of The Slave Trade, March 23, 1790.  Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • The Statue of Liberty - or, "Liberty Enlightening the World?"  Renowned French sculptor Auguste Bartholdi's interpretation of his statue, officially named, "The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World:" "May God be pleased to bless my efforts and my work, and to crown it with success, the duration and the moral influence which it ought to have..." Prayer at the inauguration of "The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World," by Reverend Richard S. Storrs, D.D., October 28, 1886 - "...It is in Thy favor, and through the operation of the Gospel of Thy grace, that cities stand in quiet prosperity..."  Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, Updated, copyright 1991; 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • An Historical Account of Slavery in America.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism: Official attempts of the America's founding fathers to free the slaves, (in these Thirteen British American Colonies, therein introduced for the first time in 1619 by the Crown of England);  America's founders precede in 1774, Wilberforces's 1782 movement in England, in attempts to abolish slavery;  Benjamin Franklin founds the world's first anti-slavery society, the Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery.  Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, Updated, copyright 1991; 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Alexander Hamilton - Signer of the Constitution and First Secretary of the U.S. Treasury.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism:  A refutation of Time, Inc./Life Magazine's Special July, 2015 issue entitled, Thomas Jefferson, America's Enduring Revolutionary - "The Best of Enemies," which states that "...when Washington crafted the first government in 1789, Jefferson didn't grasp the levers of power with quite the same glee as Hamilton, who had no ideological inhibitions about shoring up federal power;" that Hamilton was "brash," and that, "...Never one to suffer in silence, Hamilton retaliated in a blizzard of newspaper articles..." that, "Jefferson was visionary and crafty. In Hamilton he met his match...";  that, Hamilton was "the wunderkind from the Caribbean, who was a lowly artillery captain in New York;" and that this founding father  from a "murky background."  Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Robert Edward Lee:   Washington National Cathedral's stained-glass window memorializing this American hero - "To the glory of God, All-righteous and All-merciful, and in undying tribute to the life and witness of Robert Edward Lee, servant of God - Leader of men.  General-in-Chief of the armies of the Confederate states whose compelling sense of duty, serene faith and unfailing courtesy, mark him for all ages as a Christian soldier without fear and without reproach."  Photographer:  John W. Wrigley.  Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991 by Catherine Millard.

  • George Washington's famous Pew plaque, Christ Church, Philadelphia - "the nation's church," removed, Spring, 2015 and replaced with a new plaque, minus the U.S. Seal, and Washington's Coat of Arms (Stars and Stripes), from whence came the U.S. Flag designed by George Washington, and drawn by Francis Hopkinson, the artist.

  • Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson:  Washington National Cathedral immortalizes the life of "Stonewall" Jackson with an inspiring stained-glass window - "To the glory of the Lord of Hosts whom he so zealously served and in honored memory of Thomas Jonathan Jackson, Lieutenant General C.S.R.  Like a Stone Wall in his steadfastness, swift as lightning and mighty in battle, he walked humbly before his Creator, whose Word was his guide." Photographer: John W. Wrigley.  Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991 by Catherine Millard.

  • IN GOD WE TRUST.  Correspondence addressed to Hon. S.P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, dated November 13, 1861, from, M.R. Watkinson, Minister of the Gospel, Ridleyville, PA.;  Salmon P. Chase's subsequent letter to the Director of the Mint, Philadelphia, resulting in the Act of Congress, March 3, 1865, inscribing IN GOD WE TRUST upon America's currency. Excerpted from, The Christian Heritage of our Nation History Curriculum - Landmarks.  Illustrator: Maxwell Edgar. Copyright 1997 by Catherine Millard.

  • Investigation of Un-American Propaganda Activities in the United States - Hearings before a Special Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives, Seventy-sixth Congress, First Session on H. Res. 282, September 28, 29, 30, and October 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13 and 14, 1939. Testimony of Kenneth Goff (Director/Defector from the Communist Party, U.S.A.) before the Special Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C., October 9, 1939; together with Membership Books in the Communist Party of the U.S.A. and Young Communist League, U.S.A. of Kenneth Goff, alias John Keats.  Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, Updated, copyright 1991; 2011

  • Benjamin Franklin.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism:  A refutation of the statement that, "Benjamin Franklin was an Atheist - he did not believe in Almighty God, Jesus the Messiah, or Scripture," from, A Comparison of the Conduct of the Ancient Jews, and the Antifederalists in the United States of America, by Benjamin Franklin.  Franklin's call for Prayer at the Constitutional Convention, May, 1787.  Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Betsy Ross and Christ Church, and the Stars and Stripes. Accuracy vs. Revisionism. Photographer:  John Wrigley.  Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History,
    Updated, copyright 1991; 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • John Adams.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism: A refutation of a 1998 Library of Congress exhibit's statement that "John Toland (1670-1722) was one of a school of English
    and continental writers, loosely called deists, who commanded a following in eighteenth-century America, especially among statesmen like John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, who were receptive to Enlightenment ideas"; and Adullam Films' 2010 production statement that, "During the presidency of John Adams the Treaty of Tripoli  was signed.  The Treaty of Tripoli bears perhaps the most contrary statement against the idea of the United States as a Christian nation..."  Vol. 25, No. 2, Summer, 2015, "Christian Heritage News" newsletter.  Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic," copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • John Adams.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism: A refutation of Adullam Films' 2010 production statement that, "John Adams...did not believe the Holy Ghost existed."  Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Footprints on the Moon by Astronaut James B. Irwin, Apollo 15 expedition to the moon. He wrote:  "We did establish a Christian site on the moon at Hadley Base in 1971...We left a Bible on Rover I. We extended our Christian heritage to another world, the moon. Your grateful brother from the moon, James B. Irwin."

  • Congressional Record - Proceedings and Debates of the 82nd Congress, First Session. The Greatest Subversive Plot in History - Report to the American People on UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). Extension of Remarks of Hon. John T. Wood of Idaho in the House of Representatives, Thursday, October 18, 1951.

  • Missionaries to Mauritius - Adoniram Judson (1788-1850), First Missionary to Burma, and Translator of the Bible into Burmese. Illustrator: Maxwell Edgar. Copyright 2002 by Catherine Millard.

  • Thomas Paine.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism:  An Expose of Thomas Paine's "Age of Reason" by Rev. James Muir, D.D., George Washington's Pastor - refuting Adullam Films' 2010 production statement that, "The American Revolution begins with Thomas Paine. The pen of Paine brought about the American Revolution. What kind of spirit was it? The founders based their thinking on Thomas Paine. Paine attacked the Bible, openly contending against the gospel." Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Charles Thomson, Secretary of the Continental Congress and Translater of the Bible from Greek.  Accuracy vs. Revisionism: A Refutation of Adullam Films' 2010 production statement that, Charles Thomson made the final decisions for the Great Seal of the United States, placing an anti-Christian  symbol thereon. Excerpted from, "The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic," copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine

  • The Washington Monument: Its Inception, Design, Laying of the Cornerstone, Dedication, Inauguration and Memorial Stones. Library of Congress Rare Book Collection.  Illustrator:  Maxwell Edgar.   Excerpted from, The Christian Heritage of our Nation, Ten National Memorials, copyright 1997 by Catherine Millard.

  • The Supreme Court of the United States:  Holy Trinity Church vs. United States, No. 143. Argued and submitted January 7, 1892. - Decided February 29, 1892. "This is a Christian Nation."  (Unanimous Opinion, Feb. 29, 1892.) Source: Supreme Court of the United States Library.

  • Prayer at the Dedication of the Washington Monument, by Rev. Henderson Suter, Rector of Christ Church, Alexandria, VA., February 21, 1885.  (George Washington's Church). Source: Library of Congress Rare Book Collection.

  • George Washington - Accuracy vs. Revisionism: A refutation of the revisionist statements that, "George Washington, in 1793, laid the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol as Grand Master of a Freemasonic Lodge;" that, "George Washington was a devoted Freemason, a presiding Master of Lodges, and Grand Master of Masons in North America" - (records of King David's Freemasonic Lodge in Newport, Rhode Island testifying to the contrary, "that on inquiry they find General Washington not to be a Grand Master of North America, as was supposed, nor even Master of any particular Lodge."); that, "George Washington's Presidential Inaugural Bible was Freemasonic;" and that, "Washington received a Freemasonic burial."    Source: Library of Congress Rare Book Collection. (Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.)

  • The 95 Theses - Luther's Protest against the Practices of the Roman Catholic Church. From, "The Great Reformer - 400th Anniversary of Martin Luther's Birthday in Washington, D.C." The Washington Evening Star, November 10, 1883.

  • Henry Obookia, Hawaii's Nathan Hale, by Edith Wolfe.  (Reprinted in Honolulu, Hawaii by the Women's Board of Missions for the Pacific Islands, in February, 1994, the 176th anniversary of the death of Henry Obookiah - "Opukahaia," first Hawaiian Christian) - coinciding with "Hawaii's First Annual Christian Heritage Week, February 12-22, 1994", proclaimed by the Governor. Opukahaia died on February 17, 1818 in Connecticut.  His mortal remains were reinterred in Hawaii, overlooking the spot from where he sailed, to commemorate the 176th anniversary since his death.

  • Thomas Jefferson -  Accuracy vs. Revisionism:  A refutation of the National Geographic Society's October, 2014 publication incriminating founding fathers Thomas Jefferson and George Washington with revisionist statements. "Christian Heritage News," Vol. 25, No. 1, Spring, 2015 newsletter. Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Catherine Millard.

  • Senate Prayer, Tuesday, May 4, 1993, by Richard C. Halverson, U.S. Senate Chaplain. Prayer written for Florida's first "Christian Heritage Week, May 16-22, 1993." Christian Heritage News, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries, Summer, 1993.

  • We are a Christian Nation by Catherine Millard, copyright 1987.

  • The Washington National Cathedral's purpose and function - Congress' 1893 Charter, granted to the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation of the District of Columbia for the National Cathedral. Its Constitution states: ..."It shall stand in the Capital of our country as a witness for Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today and forever, and for the faith once delivered to the saints; and for the ministration of Christ's Holy Word and sacraments..."  Excerpted from, God's Signature over the Nation's Capital, copyright 1985;1988 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • George Washington's True Identity - A Refutation:  In Washington's hand-written, signed letter from Mount Vernon to a Minister of the Gospel, dated September 25th, 1798, he writes "...to correct an error you have run into, of my presiding over the English lodges in this Country.  The fact is, I preside over none (Freemasonic Lodges) nor have I been in one more than once or twice, within the last thirty years..."  Vol. 24, No. 4, Winter, 2014 newsletter, excerpted from, "The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic," copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Benjamin Franklin, Signer of the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution - Founder of the Academy and College of Philadelphia, and his Christian Curriculum of Studies. Fall, 2014 "Christian Heritage News" newsletter.  Excerpted from, The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Catherine Millard.

  • ISRAEL - Covenant Land. Copyright 2006 by Catherine Millard. Chapter 8 - "The Hebrew Church at Jerusalem" (Christ Church, Jerusalem).  First Protestant Church built inside the city walls, 1849.  Treasures of Christ Church, Jerusalem. Illustrator:  Maxwell Edgar.

  • ISRAEL - Covenant Land.  Copyright 2006 by Catherine Millard.  Preface. John Wesley's Zionist Hymn (From Hymn Book 1779).  Hymn 440. 

  • George Washington's original, hand-written Sunday Morning Prayer, printed in its entirety.  From, The Christian Heritage of our Nation - Ten National Landmarks, by Catherine Millard, copyright 1996.  Source:  Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection.

  • George Washington's original, hand-written, signed letter to the Hebrew Congregation of the City of Savannah, dated May, 1790, printed in its entirety.  Source:  Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection.

  • Was Christopher Columbus a Messianic Jew? His son, Ferdinand Columbus' Testimony of his father's Messianic Jewish identity. Source: Library of Congress, Rare Book Collection.

  • "The Day-breaking, if not the Sun Rising of the Gospel with the Indians in New England," excerpted, by John Eliot. London, Printed by Rich Cotes, for Fulk Clifton, and are to be sold at his shop under Saint Margaret's Church on New-Fish-Street Hill, 1647. From, Spring, 2014 "Christian Heritage News," newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • The Truth about the Founding Fathers of the American Republic, copyright 2013 by Dr. Catherine Millard.  Introduction. Winter, 2013, Christian Heritage News, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • Thomas Jefferson's condemnation of Sodomy as a Crime. From, Jefferons's outline for his Bill for Proportioning Crimes and Punishments (from the original, in Jefferson's handwriting). Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991; 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard.  Source: Rare Book Collection, Library of Congress

  • The National Archives and the original Declaration of Independence's fading - An Expose. From, The Rewriting of America's History, Updated, copyright 1991; 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Thomas Jefferson's Disapproval of a Third Term as President. He will follow Washington's precedent. Source:  Rare Book Collection, Library of Congress.

  • Slavery in America - and the Founding Fathers' attempts to abolish it. From, The Rewriting of America's History, Updated, copyright 1991; 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard

  • The Truth about Abraham Lincoln. From, A History of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church - One hundred fifty-seven years - 1803 - 1961.  Abraham Lincoln's church while U.S. President, Washington, D.C.

  • Basilikon Doron, or His Majesty's (King James I) Instructions to his Dearest son, Henry the Prince. Written by King James I.  Edition of Edinburgh, 1599.  Source:  Rare Book Collection, Library of Congress.

  • The ACLU - The American Civil Liberties Union - its Origins and Agenda. Researched at the International Law Library of the Library of Congress.  Excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991; 2011 by Dr. Catherine Millard.

  • Thomas Jefferson's Proclamation of a Day of Thanksgiving and Prayer, December 9th, 1779.  (Source: Original document, Rare Book Collection, Library of Congress.) 

  • WITHOUT A PRAYER - Relics of religious heritage relegated to federal closets. Washington Times, December 9, 1990 front page article by George Archibald, Investigative Journalist.

  • Invocation at the Dedication of the Lincoln Memorial, Decoration Day, May 30, 1922, by the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D.D., Pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church -Abraham Lincoln's Church.  (From, The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991; 2011 by Catherine Millard.  Source:  Rare Book Collection, Library of Congress.) 

  • If the FOUNDATIONS be Destroyed - What does the New International Version of the Bible have against Jesus? Copyright 1994 by Rev. Charles Salliby. Names and Titles of Jesus Ommitted in the NIV (page 66).  Word and Prayer Ministries, Fiskdale, Massachusetts.  Used by permission.

  • Under God, Sermon preacched by Dr. George M. Docherty, Pastor of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church (Abraham Lincoln's Church) on Sunday, February 7, 1954 - in which is explained the true meaning of the Establishment Clause, U.S. Constitution.  President Dwight D. Eisenhower's attendance at this Sermon, resulted in his enacting into law "Under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance, June 14, 1954, Flag Day.  (From, The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991; 2011 by Catherine Millard.)

  • James Madison, Father of the United States Constitution, and Champion of Religious Liberty, and his original 1785 Memorial and Remonstrance, a forerunner to the First Amendment Clause of the U.S. Constitution. (From, The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991; 2012.  Source:  Rare Book Collection, Library of Congress.)

  • "Alone," Author Unknown.  Archives of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • Driven to Darkness, by David Wilkerson, author of The Cross and the Switchblade, and founder of Times Square Church.  August, 1987 newsletter.  Used by permission.

  • The Truth about Thomas Jefferson - from original Documents of American History, (Excerpted from Signers of the Declaration of Independence, copyright 2012 by Dr. Catherine Millard). Fall, 2012, Vol. 22, No. 3 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • King James I of England and the King James Bible (An Exact Translation in the English Language) - A Refutation of the Smithsonian Magazine's January, 2012 Article. copyright 2012 by Catherine Millard. Christian Heritage News, newsletter, Fall, 2012, Vol. 22, No. 3 edition.

  • Communist "Blueprint for World Conquest." Communist Rules for Revolution (Captured in Dusseldorf May, 1919 by the Allied Forces).

  • Sergei Kourdakov. The Persecutor.  Published in Great Britain.

  • The Washington Monument - It's Origin, Design and Symbolism, by Catherine Millard, excerpted from,The Christian Heritage of our Nation - Ten National Memorials, copyright 1997; 2012.  Christian Heritage News, Vol. 22, No. 2, Summer, 2012 newsletter.

  • The Truth about George Washington's Presidential Inaugural Bible. Christian Heritage News, Vol. 22, No. 2, Summer, 2012 edition, excerpted from, The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991; 2011 by Catherine Millard.

  • Monument to the Forefathers, and Governor William Bradford's Of Plimoth Plantation. Excerpted from The Rewriting of America's History, copyright 1991; 2011 by Catherine Millard.  Vol. 22, No. 1, Spring, 2012 Christian Heritage News newsletter.

  • Preachers and Pulpits of the American Revolution, by Catherine Millard. Excerpted from, Christian Heritage News, Winter, 2011 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries. Copyright 2011.

  • A Short Catechism taken from the Word of God, by Samuel Stone, Minister of the Word at Hartford, Connecticut, 1684.  Fall, 2011 Christian Heritage News newsletter, Vol. 21, No. 3. Copyright Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • The Address of the Hebrew Congregations in the cities of Philadelphia, New York, Charleston and Richmond, to the President of the United States, George Washington, praising the greatness of God's wisdom and might throughout the glorious American Revolution; and acknowledging Washington as "God's chosen and beloved servant."  (Library of Congress. Original, hand-written letter.)

  • John Adams' triumphal hand-written, July 3, 1776 letter to his wife Abigail, lauding the work of the founding fathers in securing the passing of The Declaration of Independence from the tyranny of despotic, monarchial rule. Signed on July 4, 1776, by 56 signers from the 13 original States. Adams advocates commemorating this deliverance by acts of devotion to God Almighty, from one end of the Continent to the other, for future generations. 

  • The Origin of Republican Form of Government in the United States and the Hebrew Commonwealth, (Hand-written Manuscript of Speech delivered by statesmen, patriot and diplomat Oscar S. Straus on June 10, 1884).  Transcribed by Dr. Catherine Millard, copyright 2011.  Source: Rare Book Collection, Library of Congress.

  • Origins of The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, excepted from, The Christian Heritage of our Nation - Ten National Memorials, copyright 1998 by Catherine Millard.

  • Current Marxist Goals for the United States, now well advanced, as enumerated by a former Federal Bureau of Investigation Intelligence Officer.

  • Poetry, by outstanding American students:There Is No One Like Me by Renata Amanuela Murg - seventh grade;Faithful by Maria Paula Murg - junior;Should I Take UpHis Cross?by Miriam Sinitean - freshman; Jesus - the Jew by Irina Murg - senior; and A Rock by Luca Daniel Murg - fifth grade.  Copyright 2011, Logos Christian Academy.  Used by permission.

  • "The Hidden Faith of the Founding Fathers" A DVD, by Christian Pinto, copyright 2010 by Adullam Films. An Expose from original Documents of American History and Historic fact, by Dr. Catherine Millard.   Christian Heritage News, Summer, 2011 edition Related Visuals: Charles Thomson's Bible translation, Declaration of Independance, George Washington's Sunday Evening Prayer, George Washington's Will (handwritten - 3 pages)

  • Who was Thomas Jefferson? Including an account of Jefferson's personal life at Monticello by the Overseer of his estate and plantation, Captain Edmund Bacon (from Rare Book Collection, Library of Congress), copyright 2011 by Catherine Millard.  Spring, 2011 Christian Heritage News, newsletter.

  • The Gold Rush - or "God's Rush" to California? Excerpted from, CALIFORNIA - America's First New England, copyright 2010 by Catherine Millard. Christian Heritage News, Winter, 2010 newsletter.

  • Betsy Ross, Maker of the First American Flag, 1777, by Catherine Millard, copyright 2010. Volume 20, No. 3, Fall, 2010 Christian Heritage News newsletter.

  • Roger Williams and Freedom of Religion (1603-1683).  Excerpted from Great American Statesmen and Heroes, copyright 1995 by Catherine Millard.  Christian Heritage News, Vol. 20, No. 2, Summer, 2010 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • Origins of Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence, 1776, copyright 2009 by Catherine Millard.  From, Christian Heritage News, Vol. 19, No. 4, Winter, 2009 newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.

  • An Expose of Mormonism: by William Schnoebelen.  From, The Liberator newsletter, June-July, 2010 edition. (With One Accord Ministries, William and Sharon Schnoebelen, Co-Founders).  Used by permission.

  • United States Capitol - "E Pluribus Unum"  -  Out of many (13 original states) one (Nation), or, Out of many (states), one (Congress)?  by Catherine Millard, copyright 1985; 2010. Christian Heritage News, Volume 20, No. 1, Spring, 2010 newsletter.

  • Henry Opukahaia, First Hawaiian Christian (1793-1819).   Vol.19, No.3,  Fall, 2009 edition of Christian Heritage News, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries. Excerpted from, Great American Statesmen and Heroes,  © 1994 by Catherine Millard.

  • "The United States is (not) a Christian nation?"  From, Volume 19, no. 2, Summer, 2009 edition of Christian Heritage News, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.  Copyright 2009 by Catherine Millard.

  •  U.S. Senate Chaplain, Richard C. Halverson, Pens Prayer for Florida’s First “Christian Heritage Week – May 16-22, 1993.”  Library of Congress Removes 1897 Inscriptions from Walls of Main Vestibule in Historic Thomas Jefferson Building.  Volume 5, No. 2, Summer, 1993 Christian Heritage News, newsletter of Christian Heritage Ministries.