At the invitation of the American Heritage School, I am going to participate in a forum this coming Thursday. The school is located across the street from the Timpanogos Temple. The announcement reads as follows:
Community Forum, Thursday, June 3, 2010, 7:00 p.m.
American Heritage School, North Auditorium
736 North 1100 East, American Fork, Utah
Join us for our inaugural Community Forum, to be held this coming Thursday, June 3, at 7:00 p.m., free and open to the public. We have confirmed four very special guest panelists, including attorney and author Denver Snuffer, Marriage Law Foundation Director Bill Duncan, Professor David Moore of BYU Law School, and AHS Family Education Center Committee Member Larry Hilton. Come listen and ask questions on critical constitutional topics that are impacting our homes, communities, and nation. To have even one of these individuals for an event like this would be worthy of an entire evening. To have all four of them on a single panel is extraordinary and has the making of truly thought-provoking and life-changing experience. For more information on our panelists, please see below. The format for the evening includes brief opening statements by each panelist member, followed by open Q&A from audience members, on the three topics of “Sovereignty”, “Freedom of Conscience” and John Adam's statement that the Constitution was intended only for a “moral and religious people.”
If any of you are interested in this subject matter, the forum is free to the public.
(I'll be the one who hasn't shaved recently.)
Shoot, if were in town I'd be there.
ReplyDeleteI wish I still lived in the Wasatch Front. This sounds like a wonderful event.
ReplyDeleteIt was nice to see you in person. I've thoroughly enjoyed your comments and writings!
ReplyDeleteGood to see you, too. I've appreciated your comments.
ReplyDeleteI thought the forum was interesting and the comments were short, quick paced and relevant. The contrast in views was also illuminating.