Please help us spread the word about the National Monument to the Forefathers by sharing this article about the rededication of it and the history from 1620 -1776 that our speakers shared during our day celebration. We are hoping to make this Monument a household name. Each one of us needs to do our part in passing the torch of Liberty onto the next generations and we can only do that if we understand the principles our Nation was founded on. Thank you!
Previous article… (We ended up having 3 separate events in one day!)
August 1st come celebrate America’s 250th in America’s home of Plymouth, MA!
We have two events planed to celebrate America and remember those who gave their lives, fortunes and sacred honor for us to enjoy the liberties given to us by God. Our Forefathers were strong, brave, bold, and well educated. They studied previous forms of government and determined the best form of government for America would be one built on Biblical principles. A government designed to protect the rights people are born with, rights that come from God. These rights cannot be taken away from man because man didn’t give them to us.
Our Forefathers erected a monument to remind us of these principals. The National Monument to the Forefathers. It was first dedicated to the Pilgrims and Forefathers on August 1, 1889 to thank them for creating a form of government that promoted self-government with religious and civil liberties. It is made up of 5 statues – Faith, Morality, Law, Education and Liberty.
Our first event will be a rededication ceremony from 10am-2pm.
Our second event will be a banquet/fundraiser for, “The Jenney,” a non-profit organization who has dedicated the last 25 years educating the public about the Forefathers Monument and the local historic sites in Plymouth.
You can register, for free, for the day event, on our home page, PilgrimstoPatriots.com. Our banquet is sold out. Please add your name to our wait list in the event more tickets become available.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you on August 1st!
