Pearl Harbor, Bunker Hill and the 2020 Election
The Death of General Warren at the Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775 by John Trumbull
Dear John,
Late in the day on December 7, 1941, the Japanese high command was jubilant. Thick, black smoke rose over Pearl Harbor as fires raged on dozens of vessels that made up the American Pacific Fleet, including eight battleships!
One hundred and sixty-six years earlier on the north side of Boston, British forces celebrated as the upstart colonial militia withdrew at the end of what became known as the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Had they been able to see the future though, the Japanese, and the British before them, would have been a bit more circumspect. In the end, these wins were more like losses.
I think there’s a lesson here for many on the Left, who have been giddy with self-congratulations after last month’s election. They would be wise to consider the overall narrative, to observe which way the winds are actually blowing, and to plan accordingly.
That’s what we’re doing. Yes, there’s a sense of mourning among conservatives over the loss of the presidency, but we can’t afford to mourn for long – nor should we in light of the bigger picture. Now is the time to press on, prepare, and build on the positives.
Right now, I’m asking for your help as we approach the end of this crazy year. We made a big financial investment in pro-life, pro-family candidates this election – and we have much to show for those efforts (more about that in a moment). Now we need to
A strong, healthy Minnesota Family Council is needed right now to do that important front-line work. That’s why I’m asking you to prayerfully consider a year-end gift to support this ministry. Your generous gift of $25, $50, $100 or even more, as God leads, will help us persevere and set us up to continue mounting a strong defense in 2021.
Why do I hear echoes of history in the events of the past month? CLICK HERE to continue reading.
What's Going On In Your Kids' Classroom? This NEW Guide Has the Answers
I want to share with you a new, informative, and FREE resource for parents and grandparents with some crucially important information. This guide is the perfect complement to our Parent Resource Guide, which you can download HERE.
Our national allies at Family Policy Alliance and Focus on the Family have just released a new guide designed to help parents navigate the cultural and legal landmines their children increasingly face at school.
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Recent school closures have given parents a unique glimpse into classrooms, and they may not like what they’ve seen. Classroom content may be overly sexualized, teach radical viewpoints as fact, or shut down faith-based perspectives – just to name a few concerns. Family Policy Alliance and Focus on the Family hope this guide will help parents navigate these challenging waters.
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Our allies at Pro-Life Action Ministries are holding a Christmas Caroling for Life event on Saturday, December 12. Get more details at plam.org. **Please note that the details of this event may be changed due to evolving COVID-19 restrictions. The PLAM website will always have the latest information.
From PLAM: "Caroling for Life brings the Christmas message of peace and joy to the darkness of the abortion facility. Join other pro-lifers at abortion facilities across the country as we sing our favorite carols reminding abortion-bound mothers that the salvation of the world became possible through the tiny baby Jesus! All are welcome! St. Paul/Minneapolis participants click below to contact Brian W. or call 651-797-6363. We would love to hear from choir directors and musicians."
Educating and Equipping Parents on the Transgender Trend
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