by Beth Vickers | Nov 10, 2026 | History and Education
Imagine gathering your children to read Scripture in Plymouth Colony. There is no illustrated children’s Bible with the frightening parts removed. No simplified version that skips quickly from Noah’s animals to David’s victory over...
by Beth Vickers | Oct 27, 2026 | History and Education
Leadership is easy to admire when the outcome is already known. It is considerably harder when the ship has landed in the wrong place, your legal authority is suddenly uncertain, winter is approaching, members of your company are questioning who has the right to...
by Beth Vickers | Oct 22, 2026 | History and Education
Pilgrim or Puritan? For generations, Americans have used the words almost interchangeably. Both groups came from England. Both were Protestant. Both established colonies in seventeenth-century New England. Both believed deeply in Scripture, emphasized moral conduct,...
by Beth Vickers | Jul 6, 2026 | History and Education
We live in an age of unprecedented access to information. With a few clicks, students can search, summarize, and retrieve answers to almost any question. Historical events, figures, and timelines are readily available, often condensed into brief explanations or...
by Beth Vickers | Jul 4, 2026 | History and Education
By the late eighteenth century, American leaders were doing something striking: As they debated independence, drafted constitutions, and imagined a new republic, they looked backward—past their own moment of crisis—to a small, fragile colony planted on the edge of a...
by Beth Vickers | Jul 1, 2026 | History and Education
In 2026, the United States will mark its 250th anniversary. Known as the Semiquincentennial, this milestone commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence and invites a broader national reflection on the ideas that shaped the country’s founding. But...
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