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KICK-OFF MEETING for
the Culpeper CIC
Sunday June 3, 2001
Reception 5-6 pm, Speakers 6-8 pm
The purpose of the meeting will be to hear David Barton's message, to introduce community members to
The Family Foundation (TFF) and Career Partners, and to share a vision
of what the CIC's can do for communities.
Pastor Mark Jarvis, President of the Culpeper Ministerial Association
and Pastor at Open Door Baptist Church, will serve as emcee and arrange
for opening and closing prayers.
| Agenda |
60 minutes
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Keynote Speaker: David Barton
Subject: America's Godly Heritage
- Click here or see below for a more complete
bio!
- President of Wallbuilders.
- Best selling author.
- One of America's most sought after convention speakers.
- (1996/1997) Two Thousand Notable American Men Hall of Fame.
- Involved in several cases at the U.S. Supreme Court.
- Spoken in numerous state legislatures.
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Speaker: Wayman Bishop ( Executive Director)
Subject: Introduction to The
Family Foundation
Speaker: Martin Brown ( Director of Church and Community Outreach
for
Virginia)
Subject: The Family Foundation's Vision of Community Impact
Committees in Virginia |
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Speaker: Michael Stay ( Director of Career
Partners)
Subject: An Overview of Career Partners |
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| 15 minutes |
Speaker: Dr. Randall Peck
Subject: A Vision of What the CIC Can Mean for Culpeper |
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 Location
Culpeper Open
Door Baptist Church auditorium, which seats 700 people. This is located
on Route 3 just 0.1 miles east of the Route 29 bypass.
Click
here for written directions.
Other Info
- Admission is free, but a voluntary love offering for David Barton
will be taken.
- Seating is limited to 700. 100-200 seats will be reserved. The
remainder will be given out
on a first-come, first serve basis.
David
Barton
PO Box 397, Aledo, Texas 76008
Phone: 817-441-6044, Fax: 817-441-6866
 Founder and President of WallBuilders, a national pro-family organization which distributes historical, legal, and statistical information, and helps citizens become active in their local schools and communities. WallBuilders is a name taken from the Bible book of Nehemiah. And just as Nehemiah led a grassroots movement in Jerusalem to rebuild the walls of that city and restore its strength and honor, so, too, WallBuilders seeks to energize the grassroots today to rebuild that which makes America strong its constitutional, moral, and religious foundations.
Appointed by the Texas State Board of Education to help develop the History/Social Studies standards for Texas students (TEKS; 1997). Selected by the California Academic Standards Commission to help develop History/Social Science Standards for California students (1998). Also involved in the review process for history standards in several other states and has testified at several legislative proceedings on public policies for teaching history in the classroom. Holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Oral Roberts University and an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from Pensacola Christian College.
Recipient of several national and international awards, including the Daughters of the American Revolution Medal of Honor; the George Washington Honor Medal; several Angel Awards, Dove Awards, and Telly Awards for excellence in media and educational medium; Who’s Who in America (1997, 1999); Who’s Who in the World (1996, 1999); Who’s Who in American Education (1996, 1997); International Who’s Who of Professionals (1996); Two Thousand Notable American Men Hall of Fame (1995); Who’s Who in the South and Southwest (1995, 1999); Who’s Who Among Outstanding Americans (1994); Outstanding Young Men in America (1990); and numerous other awards.
Author of numerous books on historical, legal, and educational issues.
National conference speaker; frequent consultant to state and federal legislators; involved in several cases at the U. S. Supreme Court.
David and his wife, Cheryl, reside with their three children, Damaris, Timothy, and Stephen, in Aledo,
Texas.
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