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The American Temperance Era
This episode explores the American temperance movement, focusing on its history and artifacts from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. It emphasizes the movement’s impact on alcohol consumption and family life, featuring key figures like Frances Willard and events like Billy Sunday’s evangelistic meetings. Historical artifacts include pledge cards, trade cards, and a photograph…
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Collecting Christian Ephemera
This episode of Celebrate the Bible discusses the collection of Christian ephemera, highlighting unique printed items that survive from everyday life. Featuring rare memorabilia like tickets and tracts, the host emphasizes the significance of these throw-away pieces in personal collections and their historical value, inviting listeners to appreciate their impact.
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Comfort from the Holy Bible
This episode emphasizes the comfort and hope found in the Holy Bible, highlighting various passages that encourage faith, strength, and reliance on God. It reassures believers of God’s presence in times of trouble and states that through trust in Him, they can find peace and be sustained through challenges.
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Exploring 3D Stereographs of Christian Heritage
This episode of “Celebrate the Bible” discusses the significance of 3D stereographs in documenting early American Christian heritage. Stereographs, popular from the 1850s to the early 1900s, provide a three-dimensional view of scenes. The host shares insights on his personal collection, and encourages listeners to explore this unique aspect of photographic / Christian history.
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William Penn: No Cross, No Crown
William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, received land from King Charles II in 1681. He arrived in North America in 1682 and established Philadelphia. Before this, he wrote notable works, including “No Cross, No Crown,” reflecting on faith and human purpose. Penn advocated for love, peace, and charity in his teachings.
America 250 Semiquincentennial Bible Celebration
Celebrating the History of the Christian Holy Bible in America
America 250 Semiquincentennial Bible Celebration 