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Friend,

As you know, last week APP started our Month for the Family ([link removed]) campaign in which we are encouraging American families to look inward for strength during these very difficult and challenging times.

Last week, we encouraged families to use this time quarantined and socially distanced to build future memories. I suggested that families create a fun video including all of the members of their immediate family— like the one I made with my family ([link removed]) — that they'll be able to look back on fondly once we've gotten this crisis behind us.

For this week, as so many of us celebrate the Easter and Passover holidays in new, unfamiliar, and untraditional ways, I encourage all of you to take some time over the next couple of days to watch a family movie together. Personally, I'd recommend the 1971 classic film, Here Comes Peter Cottontail, which is a favorite of mine, and has become a favorite for my kids as well.
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Together, and with our families, we will come out of this crisis stronger than ever before!
Terry Schilling
Executive Director
American Principles Project

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