A few months back President Barak Obama made news when he told reporters in Turkey that America was not a Christian nation. While he was correct in the sense that our country is not a theocracy, the dominant influence of Christianity on America's history is undeniable and is apparent from our Founding Fathers to the vast number of churches spread across the land. Our Christian heritage is especially on display all over our nation's capital, Washington, D.C.
I want to invite you to join me on one of our 2010 Spiritual Heritage Tours of Washington, D.C., which includes a visit to George Washington's Mount Vernon. Those joining us will have the benefit of hearing gifted American historian in Stephen McDowell of the Providence Foundation. Stephen is the author of America's Providential History and will be with us throughout the tour.
There are two tours set for this year, one in June and one in September. The beauty of this is everything is planned, organized and scheduled for you. You do not have to hassle or waste time frustrated trying to figure out how to see everything on your own. For all the information you need to know about these tours please visit our website spiritualheritagetours.com and please forward this on to anyone you may know who is looking for a vacation with a purpose in 2010.
Sincerely,
Tim Wildmon, President
American Family Association
A few months back President Barak Obama made news when he told reporters in Turkey that America was not a Christian nation. While he was correct in the sense that our country is not a theocracy, the dominant influence of Christianity on America's history is undeniable and is apparent from our Founding Fathers to the vast number of churches spread across the land. Our Christian heritage is especially on display all over our nation's capital, Washington, D.C.
