History Students
Helping You in Your Role as a Student of American Christian History
Remember the former things, those of long ago;
I am God, and there is not other;
I am God, and there is none like me.
Isaiah 46:9a
Over and over in Scripture, we are exhorted to remember the mighty deeds of God. There are harsh words for those who inherited the national blessings of God (secured by His grace and the faithfulness of their forbears) and yet forgot how those very blessings came about.
The blessing of God on the
"Lastly, (and which was not least,) a great hope & inward zeall they had of laying some good foundation, or at least to make some way thereunto, for ye propagating & advancing ye gospel of ye kingdom of Christ in these remote parts of ye world; yea, though they should be but even as stepping-stones unto other for ye performing of so great a work."
William Bradford, Of Plimoth Plantation, as quoted in The Christian History of the Constitution of the United States of America, Vol. I: Christian Self-Government, Founders Edition, page 193.
Our forefathers went to extraordinary lengths to build “some good foundation” for us: their courage and endurance in the face of great suffering and trials call us to action today. Early Americans recorded and preserved their story so that we, their descendants and heirs to the calling, would not forget the principles and purpose upon which this nation was founded. The strength of
The Foundation for American Christian Education’s purpose is to publish and teach
The Foundation for American Christian Education publishes a number of historical compilations of primary sources to help you as you search for America’s true heritage, and Noah Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary of the English Language, an invaluable resource to all who seek to understand the ideals and intents of our founding documents. Conferences and courses have been developed to educate and enable ordinary citizens to remember and live up to the challenge to protect and preserve liberty.
In the future, the Foundation intends to open the America’s constitution. It contains thousands of volumes of primary sources that document the growth of the libe rty upon which our constitutional republic is built. The Hall and Slater Christian History Library is one focus of the Our Sacred Honor campaign.
Browse the Foundation’s historical resources
American Dictionary of the English Language
The Journals of the Foundation for American Christian Education
Rudiments of America’s Christian History
Tools to Help You in Your Study of America’s Christian History
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