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     On January 22, 1973, a law was passed in America that was so harsh, so cruel, I believed that it would never last. I truly believed that we "civilized" citizens of our United States would never allow ourselves to become a part to such a horrible crime, but we did, and this law is still in place today.

 In 1992, in his speech to the Republican Convention, Ronald Reagan listed the "Ten Cannots" for our nation.

In 1917, Martin Treptow lived in Cherokee, Iowa. He was a barber, a common man.

Since I was a small boy I've spent a lot of time fishing. And one thing I learned early on...even a dead fish can swim downstream. But, it takes a strong fish to swim against the current. God tells us that as Christians we should not follow the ways of the world. That we should, "Be not conformed". But literally millions of Christians have ignored God's Word and are doing just that...floating with the current. Sad to say, many Christians today live so much like the world...you can't even tell they're Christians.

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions       Does it make much difference what our children are being taught in school? And can what they're being taught today make a difference in what our nation will become?

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions    Of all the man-made spectacles in history, all of the seemingly impossible feats, there is one that truly sticks out in my mind. This unbelievable man-made structure was built for protection. And these people who spent literally hundreds of years building it thought that once it was completed, it would be uncrackable.

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions    What did it take for our founding fathers to declare our nation's independence?  Courage,determination, faith? All of these - but one more.  

   Our great nation, America, is made up of our 50 United States. Now we each know a lot about our own state, but how much do you know of the others? Take this little quiz.  

By Jerry Stewart - Vision Productions  
On August 19, 1814, the British army invaded Washington D.C. and set it on fire. But that day, before they could succeed in the total destruction of our capitol city, someone saved it. The question is this – “Who saved the city?”

By Jerry Stewart Vision Productions   THE TRUE STORY IS TOLD OF A YOUNG MAN WHO WALKED FOUR MILES TO RETURN A TOTAL OF SIX CENTS.  BUT THE QUESTION IS JUST WHY DID HE DO IT?