Jack Brown: The making of America – the teaching of Jesus was the foundation
The American colonists came from Europe to our country as Christians seeking religious freedom.
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David A. Martin (1926 – 2008) ‘Shenandoah’
David A. Martin was a Christian gentleman, friend, WWII veteran and a resident-patient at the Carl Vinson VA Medical Center in Dublin.
William McKinley: A patriotic man of faith
On March 6, while making a speech during that visit, he was shot twice in the stomach by an assassin.
Eric Liddell: Committed to God
Eric Liddell was a Scotsman, an athlete, and the son of missionaries to China, where he was born in 1902.
Ensign Jesse L. Brown, Medal of Honor recipient
His father was a veteran of War World I and a share-cropper. Brown worked on the farm and worked at other jobs to help supplement the family income. He was also a good student in school and desired to attend college and high school.
‘Any bonds today?’
This writer was a boy growing up in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C. during World War II.
Paul Harvey: Christian morals and patriotism
All of us tuned in to this respected broadcaster who was heard over Armed Forces Radio wherever American servicemen and women were stationed. During his 70 years of radio broadcasting, he was the most listened to voice in America.
George Beverly Shea (1909-2013) ‘America’s beloved gospel singer’
George Beverly Shea, son of Methodist pastor Rev. Adam Shea, was born in Winchester, Ontario, Canada in 1909, and was the fourth of eight children.
John Jay: First chief justice of the Supreme Court
He helped to get the U.S. Constitution ratified and is regarded as one of the Founding Fathers of America.
Gen. Omar Nelson Bradley (1893 – 1981): ‘The G.I. General’
Omar Nelson Bradley, graduate of West Point, Class of 1915, and gentleman of integrity, was the last of the five-star generals and was "America's foremost battle leader" during World War II.