If I asked you to name the single most beautiful place in America, you might well name Yellowstone National Park. This national treasure was created by an Act Of Congress in 1872 and it is the oldest National Park in … Continue reading
After the Civil War ended, those African Americans who could vote overwhelmingly supported the Republican Party. Democrats were (rightly) seen as the party that had enforced slavery, discriminiation, bigotry, and Jim Crow laws. After Reconstruction ended, neither party did much … Continue reading
Hi, all! On Tuesday, I am offering a repeat of my class on politics – a look at the race for the Senate 2020. Due to a technical glitch, not everyone who registered for the class received a Zoom link. … Continue reading
Sister Aimee: The Unbelievable But True Tale Of Aimee Semple McPherson You may now know the story of Aimee Semple McPherson – but that is all the more reason to come to this absolutely unique, fascinating multimedia presentation. Sister Aimee … Continue reading
My recent class on the state of the Presidential race was so popular that we had to open a second session. And that one just about filled up, too!!! So, by popular request, I am offering the follow-up you requested: … Continue reading